immunity Crossword Puzzles
Navitas Organics Crossword 2017-11-09
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- ___________ contains the powerful compound curcumin.
- This Navitas product is a low glycemic fruit powder.
- The antioxidant found in both Acai and Maqui.
- This Navitas product is high in the antioxidant Vitamin A.
- Navitas Cashews are a good source of ________.
- This potent herb supports and detoxifies the liver and is found in the Detox Boost.
- Maca promotes ___________ in the body.
- Navitas Pomegranate Powder contains this powerful antioxidant.
- This Navitas product contains 50% chlorophyll.
- This amazing medicinal green tea can be found in the Focus Boost.
- Navitas Chia products contain plant-based __________.
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- This powerful mushroom, found in the Focus Boost, reigns supreme in the mushroom and superfood world for supporting memory and healthy brain cells.
- The antioxidant commonly found in Cacao.
- The Navitas product known as the Patagonian superfruit.
- This Navitas product is considered a low glycemic sweetener.
- The Focus Boost contains both Maca and ________________, which are powerful adaptogens.
- This boost contains a combination of immunity mushrooms that are antiviral, antifungal and antibacterial.
- This Navitas product has 10x more Vitamin C per serving than one orange.
18 Clues: Maca promotes ___________ in the body. • The antioxidant commonly found in Cacao. • The antioxidant found in both Acai and Maqui. • Navitas Cashews are a good source of ________. • This Navitas product contains 50% chlorophyll. • ___________ contains the powerful compound curcumin. • This Navitas product is a low glycemic fruit powder. • ...
Chapter 1 2021-01-25
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- a process that involves recruitment of phagocytes and leukocytes to destroy the microbes
- immunity achieved by transferring antibodies from an immunized individual to an unimmunized person
- a study of the cellular and molecular events that occur after an organism encounters microbes and other foreign molecules
- immunologic unresponsiveness
- cells that mediate the adaptive immune response
- a molecular entity that is recognized by the immune system
- protection from disease
- host immune defense against microbes in the first few hours or days after infection
- part of a complex antigen that specifically is recognized by lymphocytes
- the theory proposed by Paul Ehrlich
- molecules secreted by the humoral immune system
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- collective and coordinated response to the introduction of foreign substances
- host immune defense develops as a response to infection and adapts to infection
- a process that enhances phagocytosis by coating the pathogen
- cells that mediate the ultimate effect of the immune response
- cytokines that regulate cell migration and movement
- immunologically inexperienced
- the ability of the lymphocyte repertoire to recognize a very large number of antigens
18 Clues: protection from disease • immunologic unresponsiveness • immunologically inexperienced • the theory proposed by Paul Ehrlich • cells that mediate the adaptive immune response • molecules secreted by the humoral immune system • cytokines that regulate cell migration and movement • a molecular entity that is recognized by the immune system • ...
Preventative Maintenance Quiz 2021-10-21
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- removal of a portion of the tail
- type of immunity where anitbodies are transferred from mother to baby or injected into an animal from an animal that is already immune
- prevents injury to cattle, people and facilities
- "injection" into the nose; no needle used
- injection into the epidermal layer of the skin
- type of immunity that is acquired naturally due to exposure
- injection under the skin; angled at a 45 degree angle
- disease type caused by environmental or nutrition factors rather than a specific microorganism
- beak trimming is done to prevent this
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- disease type caused by a specific disease causing microorganisms and/or pathogens
- chemical method of dehorning
- microorganism that causes disease
- bloodless method of castration that involves the use of bands
- injection into the vein, jugular vein is most common
- clipped in piglets to prevent injury to the sow and other piglets
- heated tool that is held to the horn bud to destroy horn producing cells
- single celled prokaryotic organism
- injection into the muscle; at a 90 degree angle
- single celled eukaryotic organism
- protection from biological harm from living things including disease, parasites, and bioterrorism
- removing testicles of male animals
21 Clues: chemical method of dehorning • removal of a portion of the tail • microorganism that causes disease • single celled eukaryotic organism • single celled prokaryotic organism • removing testicles of male animals • beak trimming is done to prevent this • "injection" into the nose; no needle used • injection into the epidermal layer of the skin • ...
Chapter 4 Public Health 2021-09-14
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- occurs when cells lose control over their growth and division
- type of risk factor, such as race, gender, or personality
- total elimination of a disease from the human population
- model that shows communicable disease transmission
- prevention that focuses on rehabilitation of a patient
- fifth leading cause of death in the US
- biological agents cause transmission between people
- prevention that forestalls the onset of illness
- a person who is well but infected and can transmit it to others
- type of immunity that people have when they're exposed to an organism that causes development of antibodies
- nonliving objects that communicable agents use to transfer into a host
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- disease that resides in animal populations
- transmission that implies the immediate transfer of the disease
- type of immunity where a person receives antibodies rather than their body trying to make them
- disease which humans are the only known reservoir
- type of risk factor, such as environmental or behavioral
- transmission that can be three types; airborne, vehicleborne, or vectorborne
- cannot be transmitted between people
- a person who has the disease
- prevention for an early diagnosis before the disease becomes advanced
20 Clues: a person who has the disease • cannot be transmitted between people • fifth leading cause of death in the US • disease that resides in animal populations • prevention that forestalls the onset of illness • disease which humans are the only known reservoir • model that shows communicable disease transmission • biological agents cause transmission between people • ...
chapter 11 crossword 2023-03-05
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- the stoppage of bleeding
- the scientific name for a red blood cell
- a simple protein found in blood plasma
- condition of blood
- stain strongly with basic dyes
- the oxygen is bound to an iron-containing pigment in the cells
- the white blood cells active in immunity
- the largest of all the WBCs
- a white blood cell
- deficiency of
- oxygen
- a substance that induces the formation of an antibody
- the fluid that circulates through the vessels
- blood clotting
- are involved in blood clotting
- iron
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- a blood platelet
- a neoplastic overgrowth of white blood cells
- the liquid portion of the blood
- stain strongly with acidic dyes
- the inactive precursor of fibrin
- the state of being protected against a disease
- hypersensitivity
- abbreviation for red blood cell
- a substance that causes an allergic response
- the virus that causes aids
- bone marrow
- abbreviation for complete blood count
- production of red cells in the bone marrow is regulated by the hormone
- abbreciation for white blood cell
- a deficiency of hemoglobin results in the disorder called
31 Clues: iron • oxygen • bone marrow • deficiency of • blood clotting • a blood platelet • hypersensitivity • condition of blood • a white blood cell • the stoppage of bleeding • the virus that causes aids • the largest of all the WBCs • stain strongly with basic dyes • are involved in blood clotting • the liquid portion of the blood • stain strongly with acidic dyes • abbreviation for red blood cell • ...
immune system 2023-03-15
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- act of introducing a vaccine into the body to produce protection from a specific disease
- part of the body's immune system
- type of immune cell that is made in the bone marrow
- The innate immune system
- a type of white blood cells
- when a virus has infected a cell
- cell that is part of the immune system and helps the body fight infections
- protects your body from outside invaders
- method by which a virus can replicate its DNA using a host cell
- when bacteria change in response to the use of these medicines
- a medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms.
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- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- nonspecific resistance that destroys invaders in a generalized way without targeting specific individuals
- a type of white blood cells that make antibodies
- the body is given immunity to a disease by intentional exposure to small quantities
- immunity that is naturally existing
- the ingestion of bacteria
- a very simple microorganism that infects cells
- blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
- a toxin or other foreign substance which induces an immune response in the body
20 Clues: The innate immune system • the ingestion of bacteria • a type of white blood cells • part of the body's immune system • when a virus has infected a cell • immunity that is naturally existing • protects your body from outside invaders • a very simple microorganism that infects cells • a type of white blood cells that make antibodies • ...
the super nutrients 2024-03-14
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- it is good for immune function, growth, fertility, and also is fantastic for skin health
- necessary for constructing DNA and cells
- helps regulate blood sugar, carry energy to cells, and metabolize carbs protein and fats
- necessary for calcium absorption stored in the bones
- necessary for healthy bones, teeth, and bones
- plays a role of introducing proteins
- helps with hundreds of functions and also helps the growth of the brain and body
- what your body and brain needs for energy
- it makes up 60-70% of your body and it really important for us
- helpful for growth and physical functions
- required for strong bones and teeth and best sources are from dairy products
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- allows proper blood clotting and important to bone health
- promotes metabolism, health, immunity, growth, and is a part of the red blood cells
- necessary for protein metabolism
- are like vitamins and are substances found in your food
- lower risk of heart disease and fights depression
- protects the cell walls
- helps you absorb vitamins and minerals
- helps production of red blood cells and the brain
- improved immunity and DNA repair
20 Clues: protects the cell walls • necessary for protein metabolism • improved immunity and DNA repair • plays a role of introducing proteins • helps you absorb vitamins and minerals • necessary for constructing DNA and cells • what your body and brain needs for energy • helpful for growth and physical functions • necessary for healthy bones, teeth, and bones • ...
Health Science Crossword 2024-06-18
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- Chemical component of food that provides quick energy (12 letters)
- Genetic material that carries instructions for cell function (3 letters)
- Nucleotide base found in RNA but not in DNA (6 letters)
- Disease-causing agent (8 letters)
- Substance added to improve food properties (8 letters~0
- Type of pathogen responsible for yeast infections
- Nutrient essential for bone health and blood clotting (7 letters)
- Production of genetically identical copies (7 letters)
- Technique used to quickly make many copies of DNA sequences (3 letters)
- Viral process of breaking open host cells to release new virus particles (5 letters)
- Biological catalyst (6 letters)
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- Circular DNA used in genetic engineering (7 letters)
- Nutrient used for muscle function and nerve transmission (9 letters)
- Single-celled organisms that often cause infections (8 letters)
- Medications used to treat bacterial infections (12 letters)
- Increasing the number of red blood cells to enhance athletic performance (6 letters)
- Type of immunity provided by maternal antibodies passed to newborns (7 letters)
- Unit of energy derived from food (7 letters)
- Tissue sample examination (6 letters)
- Preventive medicine that stimulates immunity (7 letters)
- The rhythmic expansion of an artery caused by the heart's contraction (5 letters)
21 Clues: Biological catalyst (6 letters) • Disease-causing agent (8 letters) • Tissue sample examination (6 letters) • Unit of energy derived from food (7 letters) • Type of pathogen responsible for yeast infections • Circular DNA used in genetic engineering (7 letters) • Production of genetically identical copies (7 letters) • ...
Lecture 1 2022-09-06
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- The capacity of an animal to regulate disturbances and minimize negative impacts
- The location where T cells mature
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- The development of lymphocytes
- Type of selection due to nature
- A cell that has started to develop along a specific lineage
- Natural defence mechanisms against viruses now used in medicine
- A site where B cells mature
- Type of vertebrates in which adaptive immunity arose
- A process by which genes change over time
- Largest organ in the body
- The term for additional physiological pressures on a physiological system
- The type of B cells that secretes antibodies
- Manner in which cells eat pathogens
- Oldest type of immunity
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- Collection of lymphatic tissue where lymphocytes live
- Scientific name for placental mammals
- Term for bacteria which do not cause pathology
- The term for maintaining internal stability in an organism
- T scientific term for antibodies
- Overall term to describe common defence mechanisms
- Type of selection that is man made
- Mechanism by which foreign molecules are tagged for destruction
- The starting cell for other cells to develop from
- The primary lymphoid organ for lymphocyte cells
25 Clues: 1: • Oldest type of immunity • Largest organ in the body • A site where B cells mature • The development of lymphocytes • Type of selection due to nature • T scientific term for antibodies • The location where T cells mature • Type of selection that is man made • Manner in which cells eat pathogens • Scientific name for placental mammals • A process by which genes change over time • ...
Brunners Tetanus 2025-03-20
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- - Common environment where tetanus bacteria are found
- - Microorganisms responsible for tetanus
- - Body system targeted by tetanus toxins
- - Characteristic of muscles during tetanus infection
- - Bacterial infection caused by Clostridium tetani
- - Part of the body affected by tetanus (lockjaw)
- - Preventive measure for tetanus
- - Time between infection and symptoms
- - Main symptom of tetanus affecting muscles
- - Medicines used to fight bacterial infections
- - Genus of bacteria causing tetanus
- - Symptom in severe cases of tetanus
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- - Treatment for neutralizing tetanus toxin
- - Additional dose of tetanus vaccine for prolonged immunity
- - Degree of muscle stiffness in tetanus
- - Protection provided by tetanus vaccination
- - Entry point for tetanus bacteria
- - Fatality rate of untreated tetanus cases
- - Medical term for lockjaw
- - Poison produced by tetanus bacteria
- - Form of tetanus vaccine
- - Nature of muscle contractions in tetanus
- - Type of poison produced by tetanus bacteria
- - Severe muscle contractions due to tetanus
- - Researcher associated with tetanus studies
- - Oxygen-free environment where tetanus bacteria thrive
- - Result of Clostridium tetani entering a wound
- - Method of tetanus prevention
- - Muscle contractions caused by tetanus
- - Common name for trismus caused by tetanus
30 Clues: - Form of tetanus vaccine • - Medical term for lockjaw • - Method of tetanus prevention • - Preventive measure for tetanus • - Entry point for tetanus bacteria • - Genus of bacteria causing tetanus • - Symptom in severe cases of tetanus • - Poison produced by tetanus bacteria • - Time between infection and symptoms • - Degree of muscle stiffness in tetanus • ...
Unit 5 Vocab - Jonathan Brady 2024-03-22
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- substance prepared from dead or weakened pathogens, or mRNA, then introduced into a body to produce immunity
- immunity that results when antibodies produced in one animal are introduced into another's body; does not last as long as active immunity
- overly strong reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance
- long lasting immunity that results when the body makes its own antibodies in response to a specific antigen
- extra structure/body part that is NOT needed by the organism (like a human appendix)
- theory that proposes eukaryotic cells evolved through a symbiotic relationship between ancient prokaryotes
- disease-carrying organism that spreads infectious diseases (like a rat or mosquito)
- disease caused by a virus, bacterium, fungus, or protist that is spread from an infected organism or the environment to another organism
- a protein made in response to a specific antigen that can attach to the antigen and cause it to be useless
- a pattern of evolution in which distantly related organisms evolve similar traits, occurs when unrelated species occupy similar environments, because they face similar environmental pressures they develop similar adaptations
- disease such as cancer, diabetes, or asthma, that is not spread from one person to another
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- theory that suggests life began in a body of water as a result of the combination of chemicals from the atmosphere and some form of energy to make amino acids
- usually shortened to STD,this is an infectious disease that is passed from one person to another during sexual contact (AIDS and Chlamydia as examples)
- a very small particle, containing DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein that attaches to living cells and taking control of their organelles to multiply. This causes illness
- occurs when natural selection favors ONE extreme variation in a trait
- substance that causes an allergic reaction
- process in which a liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria
- theory (by Charles Darwin) proposed as an explanation for how change happens in a population over time
- individuals with either extreme of a trait are favored over average individuals
- any inherited structure, behavior, or internal process that helps an organism respond to its environment and produce offspring
- structures that are the same but have different functions in different species (like a whale's fin and the human arm)
- natural selection that favors average individuals in a population
- a protein ID tag on the outside of cells, often causing the production of antibodies
- a pattern of evolution in which species that were once similar to an ancestral species become increasingly distinct
- structures that have a different structural make up but have the same function (like a bird's wing and butterfly's wing)
25 Clues: substance that causes an allergic reaction • natural selection that favors average individuals in a population • overly strong reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance • occurs when natural selection favors ONE extreme variation in a trait • process in which a liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria • ...
Chapter 24 2013-05-23
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- a substance that kills cells or interferes with their functions
- network of cells, tissues, organs, and chemials that fights off pathogens
- wearing long sleeves can prevent you from what?
- a person with this will have skin and eyes that are slightyly yellow
- white blood cells that attacks invading pathogens
- specialized white blood cells that coordinates and performs many funtions of specific immunity
- pieces of genetic material surrounded by a protein coat
- a communicable disease whose incidence in humans has increased within that past two decades or threatens to increase in the near future
- a substance that is capable of triggering an immune response
- these cells trigger the production of B cells and Killer T cells
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- protein that acts against a specific antigen
- an organism that carries and transmits pathogens to humans or other animals
- reaction to tissue damage caused by injury or infection
- what is the first line of defense against pathogens
- the state of being protected against a particular disease
- single-celled microorganisms
- yellowing of the skin and eyes
- single-celled organisms that are larger and more complax than bacteria
- organism that causes disease
- many pathogens are transmitted by what type of contact
20 Clues: single-celled microorganisms • organism that causes disease • yellowing of the skin and eyes • protein that acts against a specific antigen • wearing long sleeves can prevent you from what? • white blood cells that attacks invading pathogens • what is the first line of defense against pathogens • many pathogens are transmitted by what type of contact • ...
Communicable Diseases 2020-03-18
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- substances that kill cells or interfere with their functions
- contact through contaminated objects
- the state of being protected against a particular disease
- single most effective way to protect against catching or spreading disease
- develops from being exposed to antigens
- lining of various body cavities
- response to tissue damage caused by injury or infection
- white blood cell that coordinates and performs functions of specific immunity
- proteins that can trigger an immune response
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- contact with an infected person
- produced by your body in response to an antigen
- dead or weakened pathogens used to produce an immune response
- type of infection commonly spread by airborne transmission
- white blood cells that attack invading pathogens
- response to a particular pathogens, involving lymphocytes and antibody production
- a piece of genetic material surrounded by a protein coat
- develops by receiving antibodies from another person or animal
- disease that can be transmitted to another person
- an organism that carries and transmits pathogens to human or other animals
- viral infection causing inflammation of the liver
- cells that produce antibodies
- when pathogens in the body multiply and damage body cells
22 Clues: cells that produce antibodies • contact with an infected person • lining of various body cavities • contact through contaminated objects • develops from being exposed to antigens • proteins that can trigger an immune response • produced by your body in response to an antigen • white blood cells that attack invading pathogens • ...
Infection Diseases 2023-09-21
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- Ways in which the infectious agent is spread
- Widespread occurrence of an infectious disease over a whole country or the world at a particular time
- The action of structures and substances that are naturally present
- Tiny, single-celled living organisms
- Estimated number of newly infected through a specific immune response
- The study of outbreaks of diseases, the causes, locations, and how various communities are effected
- Reaction of cells and fluid when a substance is not recognized in the body
- Places where infectious agents live, grow, and reproduce
- They reprogram cells to help them reproduce
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- Number of people in a database that currently have a specific disease
- Immunity that occurs in response to exposure to a particular antigen
- Disease that can be transmitted from humans to animals
- The severity of a disease
- The cell that is responsible for humoral immunity in mammals
- I play baseball and football for RHS
- DNA Molecules that can transmit infectious diseases
- Type of white blood cell called lymphocytes
- Widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
- Microorganism that causes said disease
- Treatment using a vaccine to prevent a specific disease
20 Clues: The severity of a disease • I play baseball and football for RHS • Tiny, single-celled living organisms • Microorganism that causes said disease • Type of white blood cell called lymphocytes • They reprogram cells to help them reproduce • Ways in which the infectious agent is spread • DNA Molecules that can transmit infectious diseases • ...
Survivor basic 2024-02-14
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- The “1” in a 2-2-1 split going into tribal
- A player who might be voted out next is “on” this
- Woven for shelter
- One-on-one interview to the camera
- What a player does before tribal, knowing they are on the chopping block
- Term for a player brought to the finale who likely won’t win
- Turning on an original alliance
- Where to win immunity and rewards
- Represents your life
- Official name of a Survivor contestant
- What votes are written on
- Player has no votes cast against them, then wins unanimously
- The only way to guarantee safety
- Deciders of the ultimate survivor
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- An unexpected vote-out
- The final word in Survivor’s motto
- Carries 17 ACROSS
- Needed for fire
- Reward challenge that lets players bet
- Happens to your torch when voted out
- Used as a top for many Survivor women
- Group of players who vote together
- A “backup” contestant
- Players used to be able to bring this item with them
- A player gets an “invisible” edit, named after a Nicaragua player
- The coming together of multiple tribes
- The game starts with this
- Player switches tribes
28 Clues: Needed for fire • Carries 17 ACROSS • Woven for shelter • Represents your life • A “backup” contestant • An unexpected vote-out • Player switches tribes • What votes are written on • The game starts with this • Turning on an original alliance • The only way to guarantee safety • Where to win immunity and rewards • Deciders of the ultimate survivor • The final word in Survivor’s motto • ...
Keeping It Under Control 2024-04-02
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- type of neurone that transmits information from the central nervous system to effectors
- a reaction to something that has happened
- type of neurone that transmits information from receptors to the central nervous system
- an action that is performed without conscious thought as a response to a stimulus
- type of system that detects and responds to changes of its surroundings
- a substance used to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
- growth or movement in plants in response to environmental stimuli
- production of immunity by artificial means
- organ which can produce a response to environmental stimuli
- a detectable change in the physical or chemical structure of an organism's internal or external environment
- an illness or sickness characterised by specific signs or symptoms
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- cell that transmits electrical impulses around the body
- type of gland that secretes hormones into the bloodstream
- chemical messengers
- able to be passed from one person, animal, or plant to another
- organ which detects environmental stimuli
- main organ of the central nervous system
- maintenance of a constant internal environment
- a plant hormone that regulates growth
- lowest part of the brain that controls the body’s automatic processes
20 Clues: chemical messengers • a plant hormone that regulates growth • main organ of the central nervous system • a reaction to something that has happened • organ which detects environmental stimuli • production of immunity by artificial means • maintenance of a constant internal environment • cell that transmits electrical impulses around the body • ...
The Immune System 2024-02-24
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- movement of neutrophils toward site of inflammation, regulated by chemotactic agents that are regulated/released by injured tissue
- the ability to stimulate proliferation of specific lymphocytes?
- an incomplete antigen that becomes immunogenic if hapten attaches to body's own protein
- part of the immune system that is specific, systemic, and has memory
- the ability to react with activated lymphocytes and antibodies
- this induces several holes in the cell membrane of virus/cancer cells and allows granzyme B to get in
- first responder in any injury
- neutrophils flatten and squeeze between endothelial cells, moving into interstitial spaces
- humoral immunity has ___ targets
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- the 4 cardinal signs of inflammation are redness, heat, pain, and ___
- cellular immunity has ___ targets
- parts of antigen that antibodies/lymphocyte receptors bind to (2 words)
- immune system uses antibodies/complement proteins as "handles" that coat pathogens, enhancing phagocytosis
- induces apoptosis, allowed into cell by holes created by perforin (2 words)
- this blocks viral replication in uninfected, nearby cells
- this is what makes up the 1st line of defense (2 words)
- inflammation causes ___ of blood vessels
- these T-cells recognize class II MHCs
- these T-cells recognize class I MHCs
- T/F: fever is always bad
20 Clues: T/F: fever is always bad • first responder in any injury • humoral immunity has ___ targets • cellular immunity has ___ targets • these T-cells recognize class I MHCs • these T-cells recognize class II MHCs • inflammation causes ___ of blood vessels • this is what makes up the 1st line of defense (2 words) • this blocks viral replication in uninfected, nearby cells • ...
Lecture 2 MSC in Animal Science (KMeade) 2022-09-06
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- T scientific term for antibodies
- The type of B cells that secretes antibodies
- Manner in which cells eat pathogens
- Collection of lymphatic tissue where lymphocytes live
- The capacity of an animal to regulate disturbances and minimize negative impacts
- The starting cell for other cells to develop from
- The term for additional physiological pressures on a physiological system
- Scientific name for placental mammals
- Oldest type of immunity
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- A cell that has started to develop along a specific lineage
- Mechanism by which foreign molecules are tagged for destruction
- The development of lymphocytes
- The term for maintaining internal stability in an organism
- Type of selection that is man made
- Natural defence mechanisms against viruses now used in medicine
- A process by which genes change over time
- Term for bacteria which do not cause pathology
- Overall term to describe common defence mechanisms
- Type of vertebrates in which adaptive immunity arose
- The primary lymphoid organ for lymphocyte cells
- The location where T cells mature
- Type of selection due to nature
- A site where B cells mature
- Largest organ in the body
24 Clues: Oldest type of immunity • Largest organ in the body • A site where B cells mature • The development of lymphocytes • Type of selection due to nature • T scientific term for antibodies • The location where T cells mature • Type of selection that is man made • Manner in which cells eat pathogens • Scientific name for placental mammals • A process by which genes change over time • ...
Lecture 2 MSC in Animal Science (KMeade) 2022-09-06
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- The capacity of an animal to regulate disturbances and minimize negative impacts
- A site where B cells mature
- T scientific term for antibodies
- Mechanism by which foreign molecules are tagged for destruction
- Type of vertebrates in which adaptive immunity arose
- Type of selection due to nature
- The location where T cells mature
- The starting cell for other cells to develop from
- Manner in which cells eat pathogens
- The type of B cells that secretes antibodies
- The term for additional physiological pressures on a physiological system
- The development of lymphocytes
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- A process by which genes change over time
- A cell that has started to develop along a specific lineage
- Type of selection that is man made
- Scientific name for placental mammals
- Term for bacteria which do not cause pathology
- The term for maintaining internal stability in an organism
- The primary lymphoid organ for lymphocyte cells
- Collection of lymphatic tissue where lymphocytes live
- Oldest type of immunity
- Overall term to describe common defence mechanisms
- Largest organ in the body
- Natural defence mechanisms against viruses now used in medicine
24 Clues: Oldest type of immunity • Largest organ in the body • A site where B cells mature • The development of lymphocytes • Type of selection due to nature • T scientific term for antibodies • The location where T cells mature • Type of selection that is man made • Manner in which cells eat pathogens • Scientific name for placental mammals • A process by which genes change over time • ...
Patient Zero 2025-10-17
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- The way a disease is spread
- State of being protected from disease
- A preparation that stimulates immunity against a disease
- Historic belief that disease was caused by 'bad air
- Protein produced by the immune system to neutralize pathogens
- Sudden rise in cases of disease
- Isolation to prevent spread of disease
- The ability of an organism to withstand a drug or disease
- Change in the genetic material of a pathogen
- Investigator
- One who spreads disease but shows no symptom
- The study of disease distribution and control
- The invasion and multiplication of pathogens in the body
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- Disease that can transfer from animals to humans
- Infected but showing no symptoms
- Epidemic that spreads across countries or continent
- Microscopic agent that infects living cells to replicate
- Ongoing monitoring of disease spread
- Device or environment that fosters growth (or disease spread)
- Able to be transmitted between people or organisms
- The severity or harmfulness of a disease
- Period between exposure and appearance of symptoms
- A rapid spread of disease in a population
- Microscopic single-celled organisms, some of which cause disease.
- An agent (virus, bacterium, etc.) that causes disease
25 Clues: Investigator • The way a disease is spread • Sudden rise in cases of disease • Infected but showing no symptoms • Ongoing monitoring of disease spread • State of being protected from disease • Isolation to prevent spread of disease • The severity or harmfulness of a disease • A rapid spread of disease in a population • Change in the genetic material of a pathogen • ...
Scythe Josh.C 2021-01-27
Survivor 10 2024-12-11
14 Clues: Mascott • V9A 4N9 • Principal • Ten plus ten • He pushed Tim • She won twice • Our school cat • How many years • Who is the best • What you might win • Last word of motto • Street School is on • Never played before • What are we playing
biology 2012-06-07
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- Nerve cell.
- Long, thin bundle of nerves that extends from the brain along the spine.
- Resistance to a disease causing organism or harmful substances.
- The solution of stopping the spread of disease.
- The outer layer of skin.
- Remember the same antigen production.
- Microbes that can only grow and reproduce within other living things.
- Micro-organisms that cause harm to us. Cns Central Nervous System
- Single celled organisms.
- Peripheral Nervous System
- The space between the two connecting Neurons.
- Liquid that contains many chemicals that break bacteria down.
- Red cells in the body.
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- Biological preparation that improves immunity.
- Microbes that live off other living things.
- Network of specialized cells called Neurons.
- Transfers the data on the Neuron.
- Fight against infections that make it past the first line of defence.
- The 'nucleus' of the human.
- Have antiseptic properties to flush foreign particles from the eye.
- Detect the 'feeling' of the stimuli.
- Small living things that cannot be seen by the naked eye.
- Transmitted sexually. Destroys the immune system.
- Holds the cell together.
- An itchy rash also known as atopic dermatitis.
- Something you detect from the outside environment.
26 Clues: Nerve cell. • Red cells in the body. • The outer layer of skin. • Single celled organisms. • Holds the cell together. • Peripheral Nervous System • The 'nucleus' of the human. • Transfers the data on the Neuron. • Detect the 'feeling' of the stimuli. • Remember the same antigen production. • Microbes that live off other living things. • Network of specialized cells called Neurons. • ...
Lecture 2 MSC in Animal Science (KMeade) 2022-09-06
Across
- The location where T cells mature
- T scientific term for antibodies
- Type of vertebrates in which adaptive immunity arose
- The starting cell for other cells to develop from
- The term for additional physiological pressures on a physiological system
- Largest organ in the body
- A process by which genes change over time
- Type of selection that is man made
- Scientific name for placental mammals
- A cell that has started to develop along a specific lineage
- A site where B cells mature
- Manner in which cells eat pathogens
- Natural defence mechanisms against viruses now used in medicine
- Term for bacteria which do not cause pathology
Down
- The type of B cells that secretes antibodies
- Overall term to describe common defence mechanisms
- The term for maintaining internal stability in an organism
- The primary lymphoid organ for lymphocyte cells
- Collection of lymphatic tissue where lymphocytes live
- The capacity of an animal to regulate disturbances and minimize negative impacts
- Oldest type of immunity
- The development of lymphocytes
- Type of selection due to nature
- Mechanism by which foreign molecules are tagged for destruction
24 Clues: Oldest type of immunity • Largest organ in the body • A site where B cells mature • The development of lymphocytes • Type of selection due to nature • T scientific term for antibodies • The location where T cells mature • Type of selection that is man made • Manner in which cells eat pathogens • Scientific name for placental mammals • A process by which genes change over time • ...
Hemorrhagic septicemia 2024-02-15
Across
- Vaccine type with shorter immunity duration against Hemorrhagic septicemia
- Location of confirmed outbreaks of Hemorrhagic septicemia in the Americas
- Preventive measure against Hemorrhagic septicemia with variable success in the field
- Hearing organ
- Frozen water
- Basic unit of matter
- Early intervention method to reduce mortality from Hemorrhagic septicemia
- Star at the center of our solar system
- Historical period
- Type of vaccine that provides longer immunity against Hemorrhagic septicemia
- Bacteria responsible for causing Hemorrhagic septicemia in water buffalo and cattle
- OIE recommendation for focusing vaccination efforts against Hemorrhagic septicemia
- Nocturnal bird
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- Time of year when outbreaks of Hemorrhagic septicemia are most prevalent
- Organization that lists Hemorrhagic septicemia as a significant animal disease
- Treatment method for animals showing fever symptoms during Hemorrhagic septicemia outbreaks
- Primary geographical area for Hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle and water buffalo
- Country mentioned as particularly affected by Hemorrhagic septicemia in water buffalo
- Severe form of Hemorrhagic septicemia leading to high mortality
- Chopping tool
- Pen fluid
- Wet soil
- Body of water enclosed by land
- Specific ________ of E:2 and B:2 implicated in Hemorrhagic septicemia
24 Clues: Wet soil • Pen fluid • Frozen water • Hearing organ • Chopping tool • Nocturnal bird • Historical period • Basic unit of matter • Body of water enclosed by land • Star at the center of our solar system • Severe form of Hemorrhagic septicemia leading to high mortality • Specific ________ of E:2 and B:2 implicated in Hemorrhagic septicemia • ...
Keeping It Under Control 2024-04-02
Across
- type of neurone that transmits information from the central nervous system to effectors
- cell that transmits electrical impulses around the body
- lowest part of the brain that controls the body’s automatic processes
- production of immunity by artificial means
- type of gland that secretes hormones into the bloodstream
- organ which can produce a response to environmental stimuli
- a plant hormone that regulates growth
- able to be passed from one person, animal, or plant to another
- type of neurone that transmits information from receptors to the central nervous system
- a reaction to something that has happened
- a detectable change in the physical or chemical structure of an organism's internal or external environment
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- chemical messengers
- a substance used to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
- an illness or sickness characterised by specific signs or symptoms
- maintenance of a constant internal environment
- type of system that detects and responds to changes of its surroundings
- organ which detects environmental stimuli
- an action that is performed without conscious thought as a response to a stimulus
- growth or movement in plants in response to environmental stimuli
- main organ of the central nervous system
20 Clues: chemical messengers • a plant hormone that regulates growth • main organ of the central nervous system • organ which detects environmental stimuli • a reaction to something that has happened • production of immunity by artificial means • maintenance of a constant internal environment • cell that transmits electrical impulses around the body • ...
Immune System NA 2024-12-06
Across
- Infection specific to an area
- Clear, yellow fluid that carries disease fighting cells called lymphocytes
- A person that has the potential to get sick is a __________ host.
- Immunity that develops memory of pathogen, leading to quicker responses with next infection.
- Tiny organisms that make people sick.
- Describes how the pathogen or harmful microorganism travels.
- The system that protects the body from bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites.
- Immunity that protects the body in general without any prior exposure to a pathogen.
- Personal Protective Equipment that helps prevent the spread of infection
- Getting an infection by a needle stick is an example of which type of contact.
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- A place where pathogens live and multiply.
- Infectious microorganisms in the blood that can cause disease are ___________ pathogens.
- Infection throughout the entire body
- The system that removes excess fluid and waste products from the body.
- Abnormal cells that grow in an uncontrolled way.
- Precautions that should be considered when caring for anyone.
- Infections caught by direct contact with infected person or their secretions.
17 Clues: Infection specific to an area • Infection throughout the entire body • Tiny organisms that make people sick. • A place where pathogens live and multiply. • Abnormal cells that grow in an uncontrolled way. • Describes how the pathogen or harmful microorganism travels. • Precautions that should be considered when caring for anyone. • ...
third line of defense for the immune system 2025-08-26
Across
- only take when you have a bacterial pathogen and permission from your doctor
- recognises previous invaders to help build immunity
- chew up invading germs
- protien made by white blood cells
- another name for a white blood cell
Down
- a molecule with a specific shape on the surface of pathogens
- proctection against specific pathogens
- being protected against pathogens by releasing specfic antibodies
8 Clues: chew up invading germs • protien made by white blood cells • another name for a white blood cell • proctection against specific pathogens • recognises previous invaders to help build immunity • a molecule with a specific shape on the surface of pathogens • being protected against pathogens by releasing specfic antibodies • ...
nutrients 2024-11-12
14 Clues: stores energy • repairs tissue • boost immunity • high in calcium • gives us energy • gives us calcium • carrys out oxygen • protects our cells • increase in stamina • improves blood sugar • strengthens our bones • really high in protein • helps us build strong bones • helps with vision and growth
Scythe Josh.C 2021-01-27
Plant sciences 2024-02-21
nutrients 2024-11-12
14 Clues: stores energy • repairs tissue • boost immunity • high in calcium • gives us energy • gives us calcium • carrys out oxygen • protects our cells • increase in stamina • improves blood sugar • strengthens our bones • really high in protein • helps us build strong bones • helps with vision and growth
The Martian 21-24 2022-02-28
lab#4 Serology 2017-03-31
Across
- ______ another name for whooping cough.
- Graft versus host disease is most commonly associated with a Bone _______ transplant.
- Abr. for C-reactive protein is an abnormal protein that appears in blood in the acute stages of various inflammatory disorders but is undetectable in the bloods of health persons.
- ________ passive immunity is a type of naturally acquired passive immunity, and refers to antibody-mediated immunity conveyed to a fetus or infant by its mother.
- _____ is the fluid portion of the clotted blood.
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- The ________ of pregnancy is an important factor in the occurrence of false negative reactions.
- The ___________ of a test refers to its ability to be reactive in the presence of a disease, whereas the specificity of a test refers to it ability to be nonreactive in the absence of the disease.
- ________ developed the Side Chain Theory of antibody formation.
- Bence-Jones proteins are a part of regular antibodies called light ______.
- _______ is the fluid portion of the whole, unclotted blood.
10 Clues: ______ another name for whooping cough. • _____ is the fluid portion of the clotted blood. • _______ is the fluid portion of the whole, unclotted blood. • ________ developed the Side Chain Theory of antibody formation. • Bence-Jones proteins are a part of regular antibodies called light ______. • ...
STRESS , DISEASE AND IMMUNITY 2023-08-07
Across
- Common type of immune deficiency
- It scavenges for worn out cell and debris
- A respiratory disorder characterized by difficulty in breathing
- A chronic inflammatory disease of joints
- Type 2 diabetes
- A condition that causes dry , itchy , inflamed skin
- ______headache is the most common type of headache
- A method used to induce immunity
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- State of Pressure or Tension
- Type 1 Diabetes
- a region of repetitive nucleotide sequence
- foreign substance that provoke antibody manufacture
- cancer of body's blood forming tissues
- feelings of severe despondency and dejection
- sore on the lining of your stomach ,small intestines and oesophagus
- fear of social situation
16 Clues: Type 1 Diabetes • Type 2 diabetes • fear of social situation • State of Pressure or Tension • Common type of immune deficiency • A method used to induce immunity • cancer of body's blood forming tissues • A chronic inflammatory disease of joints • It scavenges for worn out cell and debris • a region of repetitive nucleotide sequence • ...
The Immune System (Wk 12 Workshop - Cindy Tran n9940723) 2019-10-14
Across
- Breakdown of the cell by viral, enzymic, or osmotic mechanisms
- Phagocytic cell that consumes foreign pathogens and cancer cells
- The domain of CD4 that interacts directly with MHC II
- Group of antibodies where only one type recognises one epitope
- Inactivates antigens by blocking viral binding sites and coating bacterial toxins
- Cells derived from undifferentiated stem cells in the bone marrow or fetal liver
- A fragment of foreign protein
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- Glycoprotein molecules produced by plasma cells
- The domain of CD4 that recruits tyrosine kinase to activate signalling cascade
- Type of specific immune response for defending against extracellular pathogens
- Process by which a cell uses its plasma membrane to engulf a large particle
- Type of immunity composed of specialised lymphocytes for specific responses
- Type of cell capable of responding to a particular antigen on its reintroduction
- Reaction between surface antigens of bacteria and antigen-specific antibodies
- Type of cell that presents antigens on its surface and triggering adaptive immunity
- Group of antibodies that bind to multiple epitopes of an antigen
16 Clues: A fragment of foreign protein • Glycoprotein molecules produced by plasma cells • The domain of CD4 that interacts directly with MHC II • Breakdown of the cell by viral, enzymic, or osmotic mechanisms • Group of antibodies where only one type recognises one epitope • Phagocytic cell that consumes foreign pathogens and cancer cells • ...
Childhood Immunizations/Skin Infections 2023-09-15
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- Condition in an individual that might increase the risk for serious adverse reactions to a vaccine
- Type of immunity in which immune bodies are activity formed against specific antigens.
- Incubation period is 1-2 months
- Type of immunity that is obtained by transfusing immunoglobins or antitoxins.
- Pain, swelling, erythema at the injection site of a vaccination
- Dose is 10mg/kg
- Causes lesions on gums, cheeks, sides of tongue, hands and feet
- Severe febrile illness is this for vaccine administration
Down
- A type of vaccine that is modified but retains the ability to stimulate the formation of antitoxins.
- Bright red maculopapular rash in the diaper area
- Dose is 10-15mg/kg
- Nursing interventions include applying a steroidal topical creams as ordered
- Topical or oral antibiotics are used to treat
- Corporis Ring center may be clear and ring may consist of vesicles
- Information sheet that explains risks and benefits of a vaccine
- Rotavirus, HepA, Hib, HPV
16 Clues: Dose is 10mg/kg • Dose is 10-15mg/kg • Rotavirus, HepA, Hib, HPV • Incubation period is 1-2 months • Topical or oral antibiotics are used to treat • Bright red maculopapular rash in the diaper area • Severe febrile illness is this for vaccine administration • Information sheet that explains risks and benefits of a vaccine • ...
The Immune System (Wk 12 Workshop - Cindy Tran n9940723) 2019-10-14
Across
- A fragment of foreign protein
- The domain of CD4 that recruits tyrosine kinase to activate signalling cascade
- Glycoprotein molecules produced by plasma cells
- Group of antibodies that bind to multiple epitopes of an antigen
- Process by which a cell uses its plasma membrane to engulf a large particle
- Type of cell that presents antigens on its surface and triggering adaptive immunity
- Type of cell capable of responding to a particular antigen on its reintroduction
Down
- The domain of CD4 that interacts directly with MHC II
- Phagocytic cell that consumes foreign pathogens and cancer cells
- Group of antibodies where only one type recognises one epitope
- Inactivates antigens by blocking viral binding sites and coating bacterial toxins
- Reaction between surface antigens of bacteria and antigen-specific antibodies
- Cells derived from undifferentiated stem cells in the bone marrow or fetal liver
- Type of immunity composed of specialised lymphocytes for specific responses
- Breakdown of the cell by viral, enzymic, or osmotic mechanisms
- Type of specific immune response for defending against extracellular pathogens
16 Clues: A fragment of foreign protein • Glycoprotein molecules produced by plasma cells • The domain of CD4 that interacts directly with MHC II • Group of antibodies where only one type recognises one epitope • Breakdown of the cell by viral, enzymic, or osmotic mechanisms • Phagocytic cell that consumes foreign pathogens and cancer cells • ...
Module 2 2025-05-29
Across
- what the "I" stands for in PICOT
- often serves as a basis for changes in health care policies and programs
- can be useful in aiding patients who are choosing between treatment options
- behaviors that are guided by a set of principles based off of values
- contributes to or is the reason for a health problem
- EBP process step where evidence is critically appraised for validity, reliability, and applicability
- relationship between cause and effect
Down
- what the "T" stands for in PICOT
- stage of disease progression where disease exposure has occurred but individuals are asymptomatic
- a group of beliefs that are key in guiding individual behavior
- what the "I" in the DECIDE model stands for
- referred to as the first epidemiologist
- helps identify populations that are most at risk for diseases or that are protected
- a client's right to make their own decisions
- type of immunity that is created by an individual's own immune system
- chance that a disease or unfavorable condition will occur
16 Clues: what the "T" stands for in PICOT • what the "I" stands for in PICOT • relationship between cause and effect • referred to as the first epidemiologist • what the "I" in the DECIDE model stands for • a client's right to make their own decisions • contributes to or is the reason for a health problem • chance that a disease or unfavorable condition will occur • ...
Chapter 11 Cadence 2024-05-06
10 Clues: mapmakers • resistance • means "pure • Indian troops • dutch farmers • ruled Manchuria • Italian navigator • conquerors/explorers • sail around the world • hubs of international trade
Unit 5 Vocab- Isabel Lowery 2023-10-25
Across
- A protein made in response to a specific antigen that can attach to the antigen and cause it to be useless
- Overly strong reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance
- Structures that have a different structural make up but have the same function. EX: bird's wing and butterfly's wing
- A pattern of evolution in which species that were once similar to an ancestral species become increasingly distinct
- Natural selection that favors average individuals in a population
- Structures that are the same but have different functions in different species. EX: whale's fin and the human arm
- Substance prepared from dead or weakened pathogens, or mRNA, then introduced into a body to produce immunity
- Long lasting immunity that results when the body makes its own antibodies in response to a specific antigen
- Immunity that results when antibodies produced in one animal are introduced into another's body; does not last as long as active immunity
- Disease such as cancer, diabetes, or asthma, that is not spread from one person to another
- Process in which a liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria
- Theory that suggests life began in a pond or ocean as a result of the combination of chemicals from the atmosphere and some form of energy (lightning) to make amino acids (the building blocks of proteins)
Down
- Disease-carrying organism, such as a rat, mosquito, or fly that spreads infectious diseases
- A pattern of evolution in which distantly related organisms evolve similar traits, occurs when unrelated species occupy similar environments, because they face similar environmental pressures they develop similar adaptations
- Theory that was proposed by Charles Darwin as an explanation for how change happens in a population over time
- Occurs when natural selection favors ONE extreme variation in a trait
- Extra structure/body part that is NOT needed by the organism EX: human appendix
- Any inherited structure, behavior, or internal process that enables an organism to respond to their environment and produce offspring
- Disease caused by a virus, bacterium, fungus, or protist that is spread from an infected organism or the environment to another organism
- Infectious disease such as chlamydia, AIDS, or genital herpes , that is passed from one person to another during sexual contact
- A very small particle, containing DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein. It attaches to living cells, hijacking their organelles to make more viruses, often causing illness.
- Substance that causes an allergic reaction
- Individuals with either extreme of a trait are favored over average individuals
- Theory that proposes eukaryotic cells evolved through a symbiotic relationship between ancient prokaryotes
- A protein ID tag on the outside of cells, often causing the production of antibodies
25 Clues: Substance that causes an allergic reaction • Natural selection that favors average individuals in a population • Overly strong reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance • Occurs when natural selection favors ONE extreme variation in a trait • Process in which a liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria • ...
Pathogens and Immunity 2021-05-04
Across
- When there is physical contact between an infected person and a susceptible person
- Diseas which can be passed between hosts
- Immunity where white blood cells produce specific antibodies against a pathogen
- Series of defense mechanisms in your body that work 24/7 to keep you healthy.
- Something that the body recognizes as forign to the body
- Substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases
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- Disease where the immune system attacks the body cells
- A specific response to an antigen
- Protein produced by the body's immune system when it detects antigens
- Microorganism that causes disease
- When there is no direct human-to-human contact
11 Clues: A specific response to an antigen • Microorganism that causes disease • Diseas which can be passed between hosts • When there is no direct human-to-human contact • Disease where the immune system attacks the body cells • Something that the body recognizes as forign to the body • Protein produced by the body's immune system when it detects antigens • ...
Unit 5 Vocab- Isabel Lowery 2023-10-25
Across
- A protein made in response to a specific antigen that can attach to the antigen and cause it to be useless
- Overly strong reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance
- Structures that have a different structural make up but have the same function. EX: bird's wing and butterfly's wing
- A pattern of evolution in which species that were once similar to an ancestral species become increasingly distinct
- Natural selection that favors average individuals in a population
- Structures that are the same but have different functions in different species. EX: whale's fin and the human arm
- Substance prepared from dead or weakened pathogens, or mRNA, then introduced into a body to produce immunity
- Long lasting immunity that results when the body makes its own antibodies in response to a specific antigen
- Immunity that results when antibodies produced in one animal are introduced into another's body; does not last as long as active immunity
- Disease such as cancer, diabetes, or asthma, that is not spread from one person to another
- Process in which a liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria
- Theory that suggests life began in a pond or ocean as a result of the combination of chemicals from the atmosphere and some form of energy (lightning) to make amino acids (the building blocks of proteins)
Down
- Disease-carrying organism, such as a rat, mosquito, or fly that spreads infectious diseases
- A pattern of evolution in which distantly related organisms evolve similar traits, occurs when unrelated species occupy similar environments, because they face similar environmental pressures they develop similar adaptations
- Theory that was proposed by Charles Darwin as an explanation for how change happens in a population over time
- Occurs when natural selection favors ONE extreme variation in a trait
- Extra structure/body part that is NOT needed by the organism EX: human appendix
- Any inherited structure, behavior, or internal process that enables an organism to respond to their environment and produce offspring
- Disease caused by a virus, bacterium, fungus, or protist that is spread from an infected organism or the environment to another organism
- Infectious disease such as chlamydia, AIDS, or genital herpes , that is passed from one person to another during sexual contact
- A very small particle, containing DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein. It attaches to living cells, hijacking their organelles to make more viruses, often causing illness.
- Substance that causes an allergic reaction
- Individuals with either extreme of a trait are favored over average individuals
- Theory that proposes eukaryotic cells evolved through a symbiotic relationship between ancient prokaryotes
- A protein ID tag on the outside of cells, often causing the production of antibodies
25 Clues: Substance that causes an allergic reaction • Natural selection that favors average individuals in a population • Overly strong reaction of the immune system to a foreign substance • Occurs when natural selection favors ONE extreme variation in a trait • Process in which a liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria • ...
Tom Sawyer Vocabulary Words 2023-05-08
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- greatness
- mark with gashes
- carefully; steadily
- freedom from punishment
- building
- long for with envy
- tending to fade from sight; vanishing
- fearless; brave
- force or command to do
- having qualities of a woman or girl
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- eager willingness; readiness
- stoop
- easily bent
- think up; scheme; manage
- powerful
- accomplish; achieve
- weaken by mixing with something else
- approach and speak to
- shabby; falling to pieces
- proceed or go on one's way
20 Clues: stoop • powerful • building • greatness • easily bent • fearless; brave • mark with gashes • long for with envy • carefully; steadily • accomplish; achieve • approach and speak to • force or command to do • freedom from punishment • think up; scheme; manage • shabby; falling to pieces • proceed or go on one's way • eager willingness; readiness • having qualities of a woman or girl • ...
Unit 8 Syn/Ant 2023-04-22
Across
- Domain, duchy (Syn)
- Raving, berserk (Syn)
- Found, bring about (Syn)
- Retire, withdraw (Ant)
- Serious, respectful (Ant)
- Decrease, shrink (Syn)
- Sham, shoddy (Ant)
- contract, compress (Ant)
- Distress, aggravate, bother (Ant)
- Handicap, difficulty (Syn)
- Friendly, amicable (Ant)
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- Satisfy, profit (Syn)
- Impurity, exemption (Ant)
- Trash, scum (Ant)
- Wear out, exhaust (Ant)
- Reasonable, realistic, sensible (Ant)
- Promise, pose (Syn)
- Sanatorium, sanctuary (Syn)
- Worthy, pure (Syn)
- Bend, distort (Syn)
20 Clues: Trash, scum (Ant) • Sham, shoddy (Ant) • Worthy, pure (Syn) • Domain, duchy (Syn) • Promise, pose (Syn) • Bend, distort (Syn) • Satisfy, profit (Syn) • Raving, berserk (Syn) • Retire, withdraw (Ant) • Decrease, shrink (Syn) • Wear out, exhaust (Ant) • Found, bring about (Syn) • contract, compress (Ant) • Friendly, amicable (Ant) • Impurity, exemption (Ant) • Serious, respectful (Ant) • ...
Units 7-9 review 2016-04-24
Across
- sincere
- serious
- evil
- a place of safety
- disrespectful
- useful
- freedom from doubt
- to adapt fully
- arrival
- a natural quality
- to comfort
- to expand
- a debt
- hard,tiresome work
- representative
- farewell
- false
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- diminish
- to flood
- resistance from disease
- highest point
- excessive
- to elevate
- compartment
- time in between
- helper
- to establish
- to pretend
- to wander
- waste
30 Clues: evil • waste • false • useful • helper • a debt • sincere • serious • arrival • diminish • to flood • farewell • excessive • to expand • to wander • to elevate • to pretend • to comfort • compartment • to establish • disrespectful • highest point • to adapt fully • representative • time in between • a place of safety • a natural quality • freedom from doubt • hard,tiresome work • resistance from disease
Lymphatics 2024-10-22
Across
- Lymphatic disorder symptom
- Immune system trigger
- Lymphatic vessel type
- Small lymphatic vessel
- Lymph node function
- Lymph vessel feature
- Immune cell type
- Fluid movement mechanism
- Fluid surrounding cells
Down
- Lymphatic system filter
- Lymph fluid circulation force
- Lymphatic system function
- Lymphatic system conduit
- Immune system organ
- Cancer spread via lymphatics
- Lymphatic system filtering site
- Immune system structure
- Lymph fluid component
- Immune response mediator
- Fluid transported by lymphatics
20 Clues: Immune cell type • Immune system organ • Lymph node function • Lymph vessel feature • Immune system trigger • Lymphatic vessel type • Lymph fluid component • Small lymphatic vessel • Lymphatic system filter • Immune system structure • Fluid surrounding cells • Lymphatic system conduit • Immune response mediator • Fluid movement mechanism • Lymphatic system function • ...
Immune System Crossword Puzzle Project 2022-02-08
Vaccination 2025-03-01
Across
- Concept describing community-level protection due to widespread immunization is called ______ immunity
- The term for an additional vaccine dose to enhance immunity
- The vaccine which protects against DPT, Hepatitis B, and Hib?
- The type of vaccine which contains a weakened form of the pathogen
- The most severe allergic reaction to vaccines
- The system which ensures vaccines are stored and transported at the correct temperature
- The type of vaccine which is used for tetanus and diphtheria
Down
- The mercury-based preservative which is used in some vaccines
- The vaccine which prevents severe diarrheal disease in children
- One that is added to vaccines to enhance immune response
- The most common metal-based adjuvant is used in vaccines
- Vaccine to prevent cervical cancer
12 Clues: Vaccine to prevent cervical cancer • The most severe allergic reaction to vaccines • One that is added to vaccines to enhance immune response • The most common metal-based adjuvant is used in vaccines • The term for an additional vaccine dose to enhance immunity • The type of vaccine which is used for tetanus and diphtheria • ...
Major Specialized Areas of Medicine 2024-11-07
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- The elderly
- Nervous system (ex. Nerves, brain, spinal cord)
- Eyes
- Heredity
- Immunity to Disease
- Heart
- Digestive System
- Endocrine system (hormones)
- Administration of anesthetic drugs
- surgery inside the mouth
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- Ears, nose and throat
- Pregnancy and birth process
- Tumors (including cancer)
- Blood and blood disorders
- Ears
- Male reproductive system
- Muscular and skeletal systems
- Integumentary system (skin, hair, and nails)
- Female reproductive system
19 Clues: Ears • Eyes • Heart • Heredity • The elderly • Digestive System • Immunity to Disease • Ears, nose and throat • Male reproductive system • surgery inside the mouth • Tumors (including cancer) • Blood and blood disorders • Female reproductive system • Pregnancy and birth process • Endocrine system (hormones) • Muscular and skeletal systems • Administration of anesthetic drugs • ...
tracy birthday 2022-01-25
Across
- a patchy dog
- send ______
- essential green grocery item
- _____ and toad
- seester
- recently was sssss on
- elmo is feuding
- brudder
- is back up for grabs
- a white goat
- a hem onc fellow in new york
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- a common text greeting
- tracy this is NOT dr
- _____ beans
- something you hold onto when standing
- _____ cho
- evil clementine
- a work of literary genius
18 Clues: seester • brudder • _____ cho • _____ beans • send ______ • a patchy dog • a white goat • _____ and toad • evil clementine • elmo is feuding • tracy this is NOT dr • is back up for grabs • recently was sssss on • a common text greeting • a work of literary genius • essential green grocery item • a hem onc fellow in new york • something you hold onto when standing
Science 2022-09-07
Across
- Having a sickness once you will have more protection from it the next.
- A mix of different things put into a shot to help you body have immunity from whatever the shots for.
- a small organism viewed under a microscope
- Invertebrate animals with an exoskeleton
- A duplodnaviria virus that infects and replicates within bacteria and archaea.
Down
- something that can feed itself
- A naturafl substance that helps the body fight despise like cancer.
- a small organism viewable under a microscope.
- An animal without a spine.
- An animal with a spine
10 Clues: An animal with a spine • An animal without a spine. • something that can feed itself • Invertebrate animals with an exoskeleton • a small organism viewed under a microscope • a small organism viewable under a microscope. • A naturafl substance that helps the body fight despise like cancer. • Having a sickness once you will have more protection from it the next. • ...
Vaccination 2025-03-01
Across
- The vaccine which protects against DPT, Hepatitis B, and Hib?
- Vaccine to prevent cervical cancer
- The vaccine which prevents severe diarrheal disease in children
- The most severe allergic reaction to vaccines
- The mercury-based preservative which is used in some vaccines
- The type of vaccine which is used for tetanus and diphtheria
- The system which ensures vaccines are stored and transported at the correct temperature
Down
- One that is added to vaccines to enhance immune response
- The most common metal-based adjuvant is used in vaccines
- The term for an additional vaccine dose to enhance immunity
- Concept describing community-level protection due to widespread immunization is called ______ immunity
- The type of vaccine which contains a weakened form of the pathogen
12 Clues: Vaccine to prevent cervical cancer • The most severe allergic reaction to vaccines • One that is added to vaccines to enhance immune response • The most common metal-based adjuvant is used in vaccines • The term for an additional vaccine dose to enhance immunity • The type of vaccine which is used for tetanus and diphtheria • ...
Lymphatics 2024-10-22
Across
- Lymphatic disorder symptom
- Immune system trigger
- Lymphatic vessel type
- Small lymphatic vessel
- Lymph node function
- Lymph vessel feature
- Immune cell type
- Fluid movement mechanism
- Fluid surrounding cells
Down
- Lymphatic system filter
- Lymph fluid circulation force
- Lymphatic system function
- Lymphatic system conduit
- Immune system organ
- Cancer spread via lymphatics
- Lymphatic system filtering site
- Immune system structure
- Lymph fluid component
- Immune response mediator
- Fluid transported by lymphatics
20 Clues: Immune cell type • Immune system organ • Lymph node function • Lymph vessel feature • Immune system trigger • Lymphatic vessel type • Lymph fluid component • Small lymphatic vessel • Lymphatic system filter • Immune system structure • Fluid surrounding cells • Lymphatic system conduit • Immune response mediator • Fluid movement mechanism • Lymphatic system function • ...
The Giver Crossword 2024-04-29
12 Clues: joyful • Symbol • obvious • immunity • Throw out • Mood or attitude • exciting and refreshing • Release from consequences • growing greater; increasing • particular attention to detail • A platform for a public speaker • violation of law, command, or duty
Vaccination 2025-03-01
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- Concept describing community-level protection due to widespread immunization is called ______ immunity
- The term for an additional vaccine dose to enhance immunity
- The vaccine which protects against DPT, Hepatitis B, and Hib?
- The type of vaccine which contains a weakened form of the pathogen
- The most severe allergic reaction to vaccines
- The system which ensures vaccines are stored and transported at the correct temperature
- The type of vaccine which is used for tetanus and diphtheria
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- The mercury-based preservative which is used in some vaccines
- The vaccine which prevents severe diarrheal disease in children
- One that is added to vaccines to enhance immune response
- The most common metal-based adjuvant is used in vaccines
- Vaccine to prevent cervical cancer
12 Clues: Vaccine to prevent cervical cancer • The most severe allergic reaction to vaccines • One that is added to vaccines to enhance immune response • The most common metal-based adjuvant is used in vaccines • The term for an additional vaccine dose to enhance immunity • The type of vaccine which is used for tetanus and diphtheria • ...
Laboratory 2014-04-18
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- Test cards for immunity
- Sleeping parasite
- When cells crosslink
- Help to clot
- ABO and Rh types
- Blood cells are examined
- Personal protection equipment
- Requires oxygen
- Electrolytes are tested here
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- Immunoglobulin produced by B cells
- Substance being measured
- P in a cup
- Hairy stain
- Inflammation of the meninges
- Where the bugs go
- Fungi tube structures
- Smudge cells
- Foreign molecule
- Percentage of red blood cells
19 Clues: P in a cup • Hairy stain • Smudge cells • Help to clot • Requires oxygen • ABO and Rh types • Foreign molecule • Sleeping parasite • Where the bugs go • When cells crosslink • Fungi tube structures • Test cards for immunity • Substance being measured • Blood cells are examined • Inflammation of the meninges • Electrolytes are tested here • Percentage of red blood cells • ...
Major Specialized Areas of Medicine 2024-11-07
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- The elderly
- Nervous system (ex. Nerves, brain, spinal cord)
- Eyes
- Heredity
- Immunity to Disease
- Heart
- Digestive System
- Endocrine system (hormones)
- Administration of anesthetic drugs
- surgery inside the mouth
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- Ears, nose and throat
- Pregnancy and birth process
- Tumors (including cancer)
- Blood and blood disorders
- Ears
- Male reproductive system
- Muscular and skeletal systems
- Integumentary system (skin, hair, and nails)
- Female reproductive system
19 Clues: Ears • Eyes • Heart • Heredity • The elderly • Digestive System • Immunity to Disease • Ears, nose and throat • Male reproductive system • surgery inside the mouth • Tumors (including cancer) • Blood and blood disorders • Female reproductive system • Pregnancy and birth process • Endocrine system (hormones) • Muscular and skeletal systems • Administration of anesthetic drugs • ...
Areas of Medicine 2024-11-04
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- Heredity
- Sistema Endocrino
- Sistema Digestivo
- Eyes
- Muscular y Sistema Esquelético
- Tumor (Cáncer)
- Oído, Oreja
- Immunity to disease
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- Embarazo y Proceso de Nacimiento
- Administración de Medicamentos Anestésicos, Manejo del Dolor
- Heart
- The elderly
- Sangre y Enfermedad Sanguina
- Integumentary System (Skin, Hair, and Nails)
- Aparato reproductor femenino
- Ear, Nose, and Throat
- Aparato Reproductor Masculino
- Sistema Nervioso (Nervios, Cerebro, Médula espinal)
- Surgery, Oral Surgeon
19 Clues: Eyes • Heart • Heredity • The elderly • Oído, Oreja • Tumor (Cáncer) • Sistema Endocrino • Sistema Digestivo • Immunity to disease • Ear, Nose, and Throat • Surgery, Oral Surgeon • Sangre y Enfermedad Sanguina • Aparato reproductor femenino • Aparato Reproductor Masculino • Muscular y Sistema Esquelético • Embarazo y Proceso de Nacimiento • Integumentary System (Skin, Hair, and Nails) • ...
Spelling words 2021-05-24
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- Some meat within two pieces of bread
- Four quarts
- deserves honor
- eagerness
- Immunity to fire
- The state of being happy
- _______tal and vertical
- To leave alone
- Amazing
- To leave college
- When your head hurts
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- Leader of a state
- The outside of...
- To believe
- Remains of a thing
- constantly being behind someone
- To become perfect
- Being alone
- ______ train
- Deja Vu
- Two _____ make a whole
- A distance
22 Clues: Deja Vu • Amazing • eagerness • To believe • A distance • Four quarts • Being alone • ______ train • deserves honor • To leave alone • Immunity to fire • To leave college • Leader of a state • The outside of... • To become perfect • Remains of a thing • When your head hurts • Two _____ make a whole • _______tal and vertical • The state of being happy • constantly being behind someone • ...
Major Specialized Areas of Medicine 2024-11-07
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- The elderly
- Nervous system (ex. Nerves, brain, spinal cord)
- Eyes
- Heredity
- Immunity to Disease
- Heart
- Digestive System
- Endocrine system (hormones)
- Administration of anesthetic drugs
- surgery inside the mouth
Down
- Ears, nose and throat
- Pregnancy and birth process
- Tumors (including cancer)
- Blood and blood disorders
- Ears
- Male reproductive system
- Muscular and skeletal systems
- Integumentary system (skin, hair, and nails)
- Female reproductive system
19 Clues: Ears • Eyes • Heart • Heredity • The elderly • Digestive System • Immunity to Disease • Ears, nose and throat • Male reproductive system • surgery inside the mouth • Tumors (including cancer) • Blood and blood disorders • Female reproductive system • Pregnancy and birth process • Endocrine system (hormones) • Muscular and skeletal systems • Administration of anesthetic drugs • ...
Areas of Medicine 2024-11-04
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- Administración de Medicamentos Anestésicos, Manejo del Dolor
- Ear, Nose, and Throat
- Sistema Digestivo
- Tumor (Cáncer)
- Sistema Nervioso (Nervios, Cerebro, Médula espinal)
- Sangre y Enfermedad Sanguina
- Ortopédica, Muscular y Sistema Esquelético
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- Immunity to disease
- Oído, Oreja
- Aparato reproductor femenino
- Embarazo y Proceso de Nacimiento
- Heart
- Sistema Endocrino
- Eyes
- Surgery, Oral Surgeon
- Aparato Reproductor Masculino
- Heredity
- Integumentary System (Skin, Hair, and Nails)
18 Clues: Eyes • Heart • Heredity • Oído, Oreja • Tumor (Cáncer) • Sistema Endocrino • Sistema Digestivo • Immunity to disease • Ear, Nose, and Throat • Surgery, Oral Surgeon • Aparato reproductor femenino • Sangre y Enfermedad Sanguina • Aparato Reproductor Masculino • Embarazo y Proceso de Nacimiento • Ortopédica, Muscular y Sistema Esquelético • Integumentary System (Skin, Hair, and Nails) • ...
COVID 19 2021-01-15
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- Exponential spread
- world health organization
- slow the spread
- molten rock that erupts from a volcano
- Transmittable
- Immunization
- autonomous breathing machine
- Head cdc doctor
- Center for disease control
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- six feet
- Positive case
- Personal protection equipment
- Corona Virus
- Arctic bird that dosent fly
- 1 week shutdown
- disease caused by a pathogen
- raw fish and white rice
- molten rock inside the earth
- No symptoms
- World wide disease
20 Clues: six feet • No symptoms • Corona Virus • Immunization • Positive case • Transmittable • 1 week shutdown • slow the spread • Head cdc doctor • Exponential spread • World wide disease • raw fish and white rice • world health organization • Center for disease control • Arctic bird that dosent fly • disease caused by a pathogen • molten rock inside the earth • autonomous breathing machine • ...
English 9 Vocabulary 8 Crossword 2018-11-01
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- exemption from duties; resistance to disease
- not enough
- introduce, establish
- to compensate for; to make payment for
- pure, first-rate
- undertake, risk
- unbelievable, outrageous
- cheer up, calm
- cocky, insolent
- territory, empire
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- something that holds one back; a handicap
- widen, expand
- reduce, lessen
- freedom from doubt; certainty
- garbage, junk
- belligerent aggressive
- to restore to youth; renew
- a shelter
- to turn or twist out of shape
- intense, violent
20 Clues: a shelter • not enough • widen, expand • garbage, junk • reduce, lessen • cheer up, calm • undertake, risk • cocky, insolent • pure, first-rate • intense, violent • territory, empire • introduce, establish • belligerent aggressive • unbelievable, outrageous • to restore to youth; renew • freedom from doubt; certainty • to turn or twist out of shape • to compensate for; to make payment for • ...
Units 7-9 review 2016-04-24
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- to expand
- false
- farewell
- a place of safety
- resistance from disease
- arrival
- to establish
- helper
- diminish
- representative
- excessive
- evil
- to comfort
- hard,tiresome work
- to elevate
- a natural quality
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- time in between
- waste
- serious
- a debt
- useful
- sincere
- to adapt fully
- to wander
- freedom from doubt
- to flood
- highest point
- compartment
- disrespectful
- to pretend
30 Clues: evil • waste • false • a debt • useful • helper • serious • arrival • sincere • farewell • diminish • to flood • to expand • to wander • excessive • to comfort • to pretend • to elevate • compartment • to establish • highest point • disrespectful • to adapt fully • representative • time in between • a place of safety • a natural quality • freedom from doubt • hard,tiresome work • resistance from disease
The Diplomat ep4 2023-12-20
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- Aide humanitaire
- Traité de non-prolifération (TNP)
- Multilatéralisme
- Puissance douce
- Relations bilatérales
- Sommet
- Diplomatie par des canaux officieux
- Rapprochement
- Déclaration commune
- Sanctions
- Corps diplomatique
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- Accord commercial bilatéral
- Diplomatie de sommet
- Immunité diplomatique
- Diplomatie des otages
- Sanctions économiques
- Guerre par procuration
17 Clues: Sommet • Sanctions • Rapprochement • Puissance douce • Aide humanitaire • Multilatéralisme • Corps diplomatique • Déclaration commune • Diplomatie de sommet • Immunité diplomatique • Diplomatie des otages • Relations bilatérales • Sanctions économiques • Guerre par procuration • Accord commercial bilatéral • Traité de non-prolifération (TNP) • Diplomatie par des canaux officieux
Thanksgiving Clues 2020-11-26
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- Hendrix pedal
- survivor reward
- Russian twist
- multidimensional hair color
- All Star Survivor
- Resting phase of hair growth
- Hello I've waited here for you
- Heel
- Buckethead pickup
- G43 or G19 for example
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- letters in algebra
- DBZ warrior race
- Father of Marine Corp aviation
- health insurance company
- Brand of shears
- burn healing plant
- peanut butter and chocolate
- Most decorated marine
- Gray hair has none
- piece of music
20 Clues: Heel • Hendrix pedal • Russian twist • piece of music • survivor reward • Brand of shears • DBZ warrior race • All Star Survivor • Buckethead pickup • letters in algebra • burn healing plant • Gray hair has none • Most decorated marine • G43 or G19 for example • health insurance company • multidimensional hair color • peanut butter and chocolate • Resting phase of hair growth • ...
Chapter 3;tom sawyer 2023-05-11
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- stoop
- happiness
- candle
- tending to fade from sight
- high place
- fondness or liking
- gloomy;miserable
- sweat perspired in the throes of death
- easily bent
- fearless;brave
- secret or sky
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- harshly noisy
- destroyed
- braided
- sneaky
- hard to please;severe in judgement
- freedom of punishment
- ridiculus
- powerful
- almost
- military assistants
- clumps of dirt
- pitiable tragedy
- triumph
- weaken by mixing with something else
25 Clues: stoop • sneaky • candle • almost • braided • triumph • powerful • destroyed • happiness • ridiculus • high place • easily bent • harshly noisy • secret or sky • clumps of dirt • fearless;brave • gloomy;miserable • pitiable tragedy • fondness or liking • military assistants • freedom of punishment • tending to fade from sight • hard to please;severe in judgement • weaken by mixing with something else • ...
Chapter 9 Immunity and Disease 2013-11-22
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- a molecule or particle that the immune system recognizes as nonself
- target abnormal body cells, among other roles in adaptive immunity
- a system of interacting white blood cells that defend the body
- the body's ability to resist and fight infections
- cells that derived from them make antibodies
- proteins made by activated B cells that are the cells' antigen receptors
- organs of lymphatic system that filter lymph; they are located at intervals along lymph vessels
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- chemical released by mast cells and basophils that helps cause inflammation
- Ig; antibody
- the tissue fluid that moves in lymph vessels
10 Clues: Ig; antibody • cells that derived from them make antibodies • the tissue fluid that moves in lymph vessels • the body's ability to resist and fight infections • a system of interacting white blood cells that defend the body • target abnormal body cells, among other roles in adaptive immunity • a molecule or particle that the immune system recognizes as nonself • ...
The body 2026-02-20
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- when we are born, our bodies may have some immunity.
- What are also called B lymphocytes?
- __________ are stored in the immune system waiting to go out to battle.
- A cell that destroys cells that have been infected.
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- _____ remembers antigens that had already attacked the body.
- What Ignores good cells and only attacks bad cells?
- Tells B cells to start making antibodies.
- when our bodies develop immunity over time.
- ___ helps you get rid of good cells that have been infected.
9 Clues: What are also called B lymphocytes? • Tells B cells to start making antibodies. • when our bodies develop immunity over time. • What Ignores good cells and only attacks bad cells? • A cell that destroys cells that have been infected. • when we are born, our bodies may have some immunity. • _____ remembers antigens that had already attacked the body. • ...
Mod 3 Vocab 2023-10-25
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- Having such faith in one's nation
- Rule
- Less Violent
- Originating from somewhere
- Immunity from nation
- Teaming up
- Country shows power over others
- Attached in addition
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- Being united or whole
- Aggressive Military force
- A state protected by another
- Rule
- Door Policy
- Indian Soldiers under British
- Exercising authority on others
- Diplomacy
- Allowed or given up
17 Clues: Rule • Rule • Diplomacy • Teaming up • Door Policy • Less Violent • Allowed or given up • Immunity from nation • Attached in addition • Being united or whole • Aggressive Military force • Originating from somewhere • A state protected by another • Indian Soldiers under British • Exercising authority on others • Country shows power over others • Having such faith in one's nation
Germs 2026-03-06
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- _____ introduce microbes.
- In order for the ____ to work it must know which cells are good and bad
- ______ trigger an immune response in the body.
- the immune system helps protect us against ________.
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- our body's gain _____ in two ways active immunity and passive immunity.
- what is it called when our bodies develop immunitie over time
- The immune system is able to ______ through the entire body.
- ____ introduce microbes that are already killed or modified.
- The immune system is made up of _____.
- what type of cells are found in the blood stream.
10 Clues: _____ introduce microbes. • The immune system is made up of _____. • ______ trigger an immune response in the body. • what type of cells are found in the blood stream. • the immune system helps protect us against ________. • The immune system is able to ______ through the entire body. • ____ introduce microbes that are already killed or modified. • ...
Mango-Themed Crossword Puzzle 2024-08-12
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- Elongated yellow mango
- King of Pakistani mangoes
- Mango softening process
- Emperor who planted mangoes
- Parrot-shaped mango variety
- Mango fruit type
- Mango's dominant taste
- Dried mango powder.
- Edible mango flesh
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- Place where mangoes grow
- C Immunity-boosting nutrient in Mangoes
- Mango ripening phase
- Mango antioxidant compound
- Pakistan's mango hub
- Outer mango layer
- Hard mango seed
16 Clues: Hard mango seed • Mango fruit type • Outer mango layer • Edible mango flesh • Dried mango powder. • Mango ripening phase • Pakistan's mango hub • Elongated yellow mango • Mango's dominant taste • Mango softening process • Place where mangoes grow • King of Pakistani mangoes • Mango antioxidant compound • Emperor who planted mangoes • Parrot-shaped mango variety • ...
ASA 7.3 - Pathogen Prevention 2023-03-20
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- Placement within the muscles.
- Immunization manufactured from dead versions of pathogens.
- Immunity acquired by animals when they are injected with antibodies.
- Placement situated just beneath the skin.
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- Immunization manufactured from altered versions of pathogens.
- Animal plays a part in the development of immunity.
- A substance that stimulates the formation of antibodies.
- A substance that contains live, modified, or dead organisms that is injected into an animal to protect the host from a disease.
- A substance that the body manufactures to combat specific diseases.
9 Clues: Placement within the muscles. • Placement situated just beneath the skin. • Animal plays a part in the development of immunity. • A substance that stimulates the formation of antibodies. • Immunization manufactured from dead versions of pathogens. • Immunization manufactured from altered versions of pathogens. • ...
acute intestinal infections in children. Cholera, typhoid fever. 2023-12-08
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- *Typhoid Antibiotic Treatment:*
- *Cholera Immunity after Recovery:*
- *Cholera Dehydration Concern:
- *Cholera Toxin Impact:
- *Typhoid Carrier Organ:
- *Cholera Prevention Method:
- *Typhoid Fever Bacterium:*
- *Common Contaminant in Water:
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- *Typhoid Carrier Detection Test:
- *Cholera Oral Rehydration:*
- *Cholera Outbreak Source:*
- *Cholera Symptom (One Word):
- *Typhoid Fever Incubation Period:
- *Cholera Pathogen:*
- *Typhoid Transmission Route:
- *Cholera Endemic Regions:*
16 Clues: *Cholera Pathogen:* • *Cholera Toxin Impact: • *Typhoid Carrier Organ: • *Cholera Outbreak Source:* • *Cholera Endemic Regions:* • *Typhoid Fever Bacterium:* • *Cholera Oral Rehydration:* • *Cholera Prevention Method: • *Cholera Symptom (One Word): • *Typhoid Transmission Route: • *Cholera Dehydration Concern: • *Common Contaminant in Water: • *Typhoid Antibiotic Treatment:* • ...
Sydnee's Vocab Puzzle 2019-05-06
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- synonym for condition
- synonym for outbreak
- a chemical signal
- medicine that destroys microorganisms
- synonym for affect
- antonym for dry
- can cause disease
- antonym for rare
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- antonym for living organism
- causes disease
- a substance that produces antibodies
- synonym for protection
- increases blood flow
- fight against pathogens
- synonym for infectious
- skin that's red and swollen
16 Clues: causes disease • antonym for dry • antonym for rare • a chemical signal • can cause disease • synonym for affect • increases blood flow • synonym for outbreak • synonym for condition • synonym for protection • synonym for infectious • fight against pathogens • antonym for living organism • skin that's red and swollen • a substance that produces antibodies • ...
Mango-Themed Crossword Puzzle 2024-08-12
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- Mango antioxidant compound
- Mango fruit type
- Pakistan's mango hub
- C Immunity-boosting nutrient in Mangoes
- Edible mango flesh
- Mango softening process
- Emperor who planted mangoes
Down
- Place where mangoes grow
- Parrot-shaped mango variety
- Hard mango seed
- Mango ripening phase
- Mango's dominant taste
- King of Pakistani mangoes
- Dried mango powder.
- Elongated yellow mango
- Outer mango layer
16 Clues: Hard mango seed • Mango fruit type • Outer mango layer • Edible mango flesh • Dried mango powder. • Mango ripening phase • Pakistan's mango hub • Mango's dominant taste • Elongated yellow mango • Mango softening process • Place where mangoes grow • King of Pakistani mangoes • Mango antioxidant compound • Parrot-shaped mango variety • Emperor who planted mangoes • ...
Herd Immunity 2021-06-07
Across
- virus which has caused the most recent pandemic
- the body's ability to protect itself against a disease
- large part of a population is immune to a disease
Down
- a reaction by the body to a disease
- a disease causing organism
- a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies that provide immunity against a disease
- protected against a disease
7 Clues: a disease causing organism • protected against a disease • a reaction by the body to a disease • virus which has caused the most recent pandemic • large part of a population is immune to a disease • the body's ability to protect itself against a disease • a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies that provide immunity against a disease
Immune system 2022-03-02
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- Whats another name for invaders that can cause diseases?
- White blood cells can be found in the _______ stream
- What do we call tiny invaders that create diseases?
- Active immunity and ______ immunity
- True or false. Antibodies ignore good cells and only attack the bad ones.
Down
- The spleen, lymph nodes, thymus, and bone marrow are _______ in the immune system.
- Diseases fighting cells are _______ and ready for battle.
- The immune system is very smart and can _____ to new infections.
- True or false. we don't have good cells in our bodies
- There are many things in the immune system that try to _______ invaders.
10 Clues: Active immunity and ______ immunity • What do we call tiny invaders that create diseases? • White blood cells can be found in the _______ stream • True or false. we don't have good cells in our bodies • Whats another name for invaders that can cause diseases? • Diseases fighting cells are _______ and ready for battle. • ...
Let's Have Fun With Immunology! 2018-02-03
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- T Cells that activate B cells, macrophages and cytotoxic T cells
- Foreign substances which can trigger the immune response
- Another word for white blood cells
- The largest white blood cell in our body
- T Cells that kill pathogen infected host cells
- The condition where your injured wound is red and swollen
Down
- The immunity that is activated when innate immunity fail to eliminate pahogen
- The action of a cell engulfing microbes or other foreign materials
- It helps to neutralise any foreign invaders and is specific in its action
- Microorganisms that cause diseases to animals and humans
10 Clues: Another word for white blood cells • The largest white blood cell in our body • T Cells that kill pathogen infected host cells • Microorganisms that cause diseases to animals and humans • Foreign substances which can trigger the immune response • The condition where your injured wound is red and swollen • ...
Key terms crossword 2023-09-28
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- a large part of the population of an area is immune to a specific disease
- an infectious microbe consisting of a segment of DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein coat.
- A virus or infection that no longer exists
- a type of asexual reproduction
Down
- proteins that speed up chemical reactions
- the process of which bacteria transfer genetic material to another.
- single-celled prokaryotes, including some that cause disease
- temporarily inactive
- a weakened or dead form of a pathogen that causes immunity towards an organism against that pathogen.
- a tough spore that allows bacteria to withstand freezing,drying,or heating
10 Clues: temporarily inactive • a type of asexual reproduction • proteins that speed up chemical reactions • A virus or infection that no longer exists • single-celled prokaryotes, including some that cause disease • the process of which bacteria transfer genetic material to another. • a large part of the population of an area is immune to a specific disease • ...
Immune system 2024-05-13
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- to inject a vaccine
- drugs that doctors prescribe to kill infections caused by bacteria
- when white blood cells kill a particular type of pathogens
- ability of the body to defend itself against disease
- a type of white blood cell that remember specific antigens so they kill them
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- occurs when our bodies are given the pathogen and makes its own antibody
- any substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it
- a way to create immunity to some diseases
- occurs when our bodies are given antibodies made somewhere else
- a type of white blood cell that kill any foreign material
10 Clues: to inject a vaccine • a way to create immunity to some diseases • ability of the body to defend itself against disease • a type of white blood cell that kill any foreign material • when white blood cells kill a particular type of pathogens • occurs when our bodies are given antibodies made somewhere else • ...
Immune System Terms 43.3-43.4 2023-02-02
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- the immunity which results from the production of antibodies by the immune system in response to the presence of an antigen
- response that is mediated by antibody molecules that are secreted by plasma cells
- any of the various types of human blood whose antigen characteristics determine compatibility in transfusion
- specialized immune cells and antibodies that attack and destroy foreign invaders and are able to prevent disease in the future by remembering what those substances look like and mounting a new immune response
- A disease in which the body's immune system attacks healthy cells
- the state of existing but not yet being developed
- cell that influences or controls the differentiation or activity of other cells of the immune system.
Down
- heterogeneous group of immune cells that mediate the cellular immune response by processing and presenting antigens for recognition by certain lymphocytes such as T cells
- immune system identifying a transplant as foreign, triggering a response that will ultimately destroy the transplanted organ or tissue
- an antibody produced by a single clone of cells or cell line and consisting of identical antibody molecules
- a disease in which there is a severe loss of the body's cellular immunity, greatly lowering the resistance to infection and malignancy
- the short-term immunity which results from the introduction of antibodies from another person or animal
- process by which an individual's immune system becomes fortified against an infectious agent
- damages the immune system and interferes with the body's ability to fight infection and disease
14 Clues: the state of existing but not yet being developed • A disease in which the body's immune system attacks healthy cells • response that is mediated by antibody molecules that are secreted by plasma cells • process by which an individual's immune system becomes fortified against an infectious agent • ...
Immunity and vaccination 2017-02-18
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- Your body can make antibodies to fight disease quickly
- Immunity When people make their own antibodies to a disease
- Taking a vaccine as a precaution against disease
- immunity When people are given ready made antibodies
- Micro-organism that causes infectious diseases
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- To make someone or something immune
- Weakened or dead micro-organisms put into the body to stimulate antibody production
- Molecules in the blood that fight disease
8 Clues: To make someone or something immune • Molecules in the blood that fight disease • Micro-organism that causes infectious diseases • Taking a vaccine as a precaution against disease • immunity When people are given ready made antibodies • Your body can make antibodies to fight disease quickly • Immunity When people make their own antibodies to a disease • ...
Let's Have Fun With Immunology! 2018-02-04
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- Another word for white blood cells
- T Cells that kill pathogen infected host cells
- T Cells that activate B cells, macrophages and cytotoxic T cells
- Microorganisms that cause diseases to animals and humans
- The action of a cell engulfing microbes or other foreign materials
- It helps to neutralise any foreign invaders and is specific in its action
Down
- The immunity that is activated when our innate immunity fails to eliminate the pathogen
- The most number of white blood cell in our body
- The condition where your injured wound is red and swollen
- Foreign substances that can trigger our immune responses
10 Clues: Another word for white blood cells • T Cells that kill pathogen infected host cells • The most number of white blood cell in our body • Foreign substances that can trigger our immune responses • Microorganisms that cause diseases to animals and humans • The condition where your injured wound is red and swollen • ...
Micro organisms and immunity 2025-05-17
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- a complex molecule that induces an immune response
- an organism that causes disease
- an organism that harbours a parasite
- a symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits without
- a type of virus that infects bacteria; "phage" means to eat”
- threadlike structures anchoring lower plants & fungi to a surface
- a whip-like, protruding filaments that help cells or microorganisms
Down
- a form of asexual reproduction which involves the pinching off.
- any single or multicellular group of organisms that have a
- organisms which can synthesize their own food
- a biological preparation made from damaged virus or bacteria
- organisms are usually permanently attached to something
- a protein made by the immune system to target and combine
- a symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit
- or affecting the other organism
15 Clues: an organism that causes disease • or affecting the other organism • an organism that harbours a parasite • organisms which can synthesize their own food • a complex molecule that induces an immune response • a symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit • organisms are usually permanently attached to something • ...
Le 2018-02-04
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- Microorganisms that cause diseases to animals and humans
- T Cells that kill pathogen infected host cells
- The most number of white blood cell in our body
- The condition where your injured wound is red and swollen
- Another word for white blood cells
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- Foreign substances that can trigger our immune responses
- The immunity that is activated when our innate immunity fails to eliminate the pathogen
- The action of a cell engulfing microbes or other foreign materials
- It helps to neutralise any foreign invaders and is specific in its action
- T Cells that activate B cells, macrophages and cytotoxic T cells
10 Clues: Another word for white blood cells • T Cells that kill pathogen infected host cells • The most number of white blood cell in our body • Foreign substances that can trigger our immune responses • Microorganisms that cause diseases to animals and humans • The condition where your injured wound is red and swollen • ...
Cardiovascular and Blood System 2025-10-15
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- Drug class used to manage hypertension by reducing cardiac workload.
- Mellitus A chronic disease characterized by high blood glucose levels
- A heart condition caused by reduced blood flow to the heart muscle.
- The yellowish liquid component of blood that carries cells and proteins.
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- A condition where blood clots form inside blood vessels.
- Imaging test that uses sound waves to create pictures of the heart.
- Medical term for high blood pressure.
- Immunity Type of immunity gained after vaccination.
- A protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
- Type of white blood cell responsible for antibody production.
10 Clues: Medical term for high blood pressure. • A protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen. • Immunity Type of immunity gained after vaccination. • A condition where blood clots form inside blood vessels. • Type of white blood cell responsible for antibody production. • Imaging test that uses sound waves to create pictures of the heart. • ...
Agents of Infection Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-12
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- agents of disease
- that can be infected or get infected are children, the elderly, weakened immune systems, and unimmunized people
- immune defense mechanism this keeps bad pathogens out of your body
- a sub-microorganism that can infect all life forms
- characterized by deadly transmittable diseases
- organisms that are uni-celled and eukaryotic these microorganisms cells have a cell nucleus
- portal of exit (skin, respiratory tract, urogenital, gastrointestinal tract, and conjunctiva)
- a type of white blood cell that matures in the bone marrow and produces antibodies
- parasitic worms and parasites
- substance that stimulates an immune response with the goal of creating antibodies and providing immunity injections
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- are single-celled microorganisms that are found almost everywhere on Earth
- the source or the organism where agents of disease thrive (reservoir)
- the ability to defend against pathogens by neutralizing pathogenic cellular products
- protein produced by B cells in the blood also called immunoglobulin.
- microorganisms that consist of molds and yeasts
- portal of entry (skin, respiratory tract, urogenital, conjunctiva, and gastrointestinal tract)
- the mode of transmission is either direct or indirect
- anything that stimulates an immune response
18 Clues: agents of disease • parasitic worms and parasites • anything that stimulates an immune response • characterized by deadly transmittable diseases • microorganisms that consist of molds and yeasts • a sub-microorganism that can infect all life forms • the mode of transmission is either direct or indirect • ...
Unit 10 - First 10 words 2026-02-01
10 Clues: lessen • enlarge • protection • to comfort • waste products • freedom from doubt • debt or disadvantage • lacking in seriousness • establish or organization • an institution that provides safety
The Corona 2020-08-13
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- Envelops virus
- Corona genetic material
- Stay home
- Organ affected
- Outbreak first reported
- People at ___ risk
- Offers immunity
- Worn to reduce spread
- COVID-19 is a ____ illness
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- Structure seen on virus
- Name of the virus
- Device to support breathing
- Prevention practice
- Disease caused by corona virus
- Respiratory ___ spread
15 Clues: Stay home • Envelops virus • Organ affected • Offers immunity • Name of the virus • People at ___ risk • Prevention practice • Worn to reduce spread • Respiratory ___ spread • Structure seen on virus • Corona genetic material • Outbreak first reported • COVID-19 is a ____ illness • Device to support breathing • Disease caused by corona virus
Innate Immunity Crossword 2021-04-24
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- a type of chemical that is released by cells in response to damage, often associated with allergies.
- ___ is a type of protein that prevents viral replication by causing apoptosis of virus-infected cells.
- ___ - associated molecular pattern.
- ___ immunity is also known as "nonspecific" immunity.
- largest type of leukocyte.
- substance that binds to foreign organisms to make them more susceptible to phagocytosis.
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- type of chemical that is secreted by immune cells.
- ability of a phagocyte to move.
- a bacterial disease associated with chronic inflammation of the lung tissues.
- ___ is the restriction of blood flow due to tightening of blood vessels.
10 Clues: largest type of leukocyte. • ability of a phagocyte to move. • ___ - associated molecular pattern. • type of chemical that is secreted by immune cells. • ___ immunity is also known as "nonspecific" immunity. • ___ is the restriction of blood flow due to tightening of blood vessels. • a bacterial disease associated with chronic inflammation of the lung tissues. • ...
spelling points 2023-03-09
10 Clues: meager • furious • a pledge • to reward • ridiculous • quarrelsome • to establish • to make young again • resistance to disease • an institution for the care of children
Immune System Terms 43.3-43.4 2023-02-02
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- a disease in which there is a severe loss of the body's cellular immunity, greatly lowering the resistance to infection and malignancy
- immune system identifying a transplant as foreign, triggering a response that will ultimately destroy the transplanted organ or tissue
- process by which an individual's immune system becomes fortified against an infectious agent
- the state of existing but not yet being developed
- an antibody produced by a single clone of cells or cell line and consisting of identical antibody molecules
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- the short-term immunity which results from the introduction of antibodies from another person or animal
- specialized immune cells and antibodies that attack and destroy foreign invaders and are able to prevent disease in the future by remembering what those substances look like and mounting a new immune response
- A disease in which the body's immune system attacks healthy cells
- cell that influences or controls the differentiation or activity of other cells of the immune system.
- the immunity which results from the production of antibodies by the immune system in response to the presence of an antigen
- any of the various types of human blood whose antigen characteristics determine compatibility in transfusion
- response that is mediated by antibody molecules that are secreted by plasma cells
- damages the immune system and interferes with the body's ability to fight infection and disease
- heterogeneous group of immune cells that mediate the cellular immune response by processing and presenting antigens for recognition by certain lymphocytes such as T cells
14 Clues: the state of existing but not yet being developed • A disease in which the body's immune system attacks healthy cells • response that is mediated by antibody molecules that are secreted by plasma cells • process by which an individual's immune system becomes fortified against an infectious agent • ...
Concepts of immunity and vaccination principles 2016-11-16
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- (...immunisation) when a substance is introduced into the body (usually by injection) to encourage the body's immune system to produce antibodies against a particular disease
- a live or inactivated substance capable of producing an immune response
- (...immunity) creates immunological memory after an initial response to a specific pathogen, and leads to an enhanced response to subsequent encounters with that pathogen
- (...immunity) nonspecific defence mechanisms that come into play immediately or within hours of an antigen's appearance in the body
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- (...immunisation) the transfer of preformed antibodies to the circulation, can be natural or artificial
- (...immunity) a form of indirect protection from infectious disease that occurs when a large percentage of a population has become immune to an infection
- immunoglobulins produced by B lymphocytes to help eliminate an antigen
- substance added to a vaccine in order to stimulate the immune system
- Typed of immunoglobulin produced in much higher amounts following immunisation
9 Clues: substance added to a vaccine in order to stimulate the immune system • immunoglobulins produced by B lymphocytes to help eliminate an antigen • a live or inactivated substance capable of producing an immune response • Typed of immunoglobulin produced in much higher amounts following immunisation • ...
Jargon Artifact: Crossword Puzzle 2020-04-30
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- disease outbreak
- microscopic organism
- no symptoms
- check for disease before any symptoms
- make less painful
- period of isolation
- mask blocks out dangerous substances
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- can resist disease
- away from others
- bacteria causing disease
- disease transferred from animal to human
- can be transferred
- widespread disease
- treatment strengthens body against disease
- sudden increase
15 Clues: no symptoms • sudden increase • disease outbreak • away from others • make less painful • can resist disease • can be transferred • widespread disease • period of isolation • microscopic organism • bacteria causing disease • mask blocks out dangerous substances • check for disease before any symptoms • disease transferred from animal to human • treatment strengthens body against disease
chapter 10 2022-03-29
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- spleen
- destruction of red blood cell
- excision of the tonsils
- formation of bone marrow
- physician who studies blood
- rapid flow of blood
- study of blood
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- formation of white cells
- physician who studies immune system disorders
- tonsils
- excision of the spleen
- stoppage of bleeding
- state of being protected
- red cell
- white cell
15 Clues: spleen • tonsils • red cell • white cell • study of blood • rapid flow of blood • stoppage of bleeding • excision of the spleen • excision of the tonsils • formation of white cells • state of being protected • formation of bone marrow • physician who studies blood • destruction of red blood cell • physician who studies immune system disorders
Hematology 2023-03-15
10 Clues: Cell lysis • rheumatic fever • Cellular immunity • Negative selection • Parasitic infections • Antimicrobial protein • Human leukocyte antigen • Reticuloendothelial system • produced by endothelial cells • Cytokines which attract neutrophils
Blazevivor Final 4 Immunity Challenge 2024-01-26
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- This advantage got more powerful with the fewer in the game
- Voted out at the tribal council in which three advantages were wasted
- This person had the majority of people say they will win the game
- This person almost won immunity but due to being unlucky he got voted out in a 3-1-1 vote
- Partnered with Carter and won the counting challenge
- The first person technically eliminated at merge
- This tribe was sent to the third tribal council
- This ORG inspired one of the merge challenges
- The first boot of season 4
- The hero for the River tribe
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- This tribe never visited tribal council
- This advantage was used to put three people into a fire-making challenge
- This person won a challenge with a score of 50/60
- This tribe went on a losing streak
- This bot had issues so we had to use YAGPDB instea
- This person picked up the gun 4 times in a row
- This tribe won the story writing challenge
- This player was voted by majority to be most likely to be a bitter juror
- Sled won this immunity challenge with a time of 8:21
19 Clues: The first boot of season 4 • The hero for the River tribe • This tribe went on a losing streak • This tribe never visited tribal council • This tribe won the story writing challenge • This ORG inspired one of the merge challenges • This person picked up the gun 4 times in a row • This tribe was sent to the third tribal council • ...
54 - 1950s Science & Technology 2025-03-29
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- – Early communications satellite
- – First human in space
- – New TV frequency band
- – Revolutionized entertainment
- – Key to modern electronics
- – U.S. satellite program
- – First artificial satellite
- – Early TV recording method
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- – Polio prevention method
- – Protection through vaccination
- – Rocket stage for launch
- – U.S. space agency formed
- – Tube in early televisions
- – Soviet space program
- – Polio vaccine developer
15 Clues: – First human in space • – Soviet space program • – New TV frequency band • – U.S. satellite program • – Polio prevention method • – Rocket stage for launch • – Polio vaccine developer • – U.S. space agency formed • – Tube in early televisions • – Key to modern electronics • – Early TV recording method • – First artificial satellite • – Revolutionized entertainment • ...
