immunity Crossword Puzzles
Antimicrobial agents 2020-07-21
Across
- Differentiate into plasma and memory cells
- Antibiotic causes injury to plasma membrane
- Nonspecific immunity at birth
- Dose that is required to treat infection
- Target specific action of drug
Down
- Antibiotic inhibiting nuclei acid synthesis
- Kills bacteria
- Active against several types of organisms
- Produced by Penicillium chrysogenum
- Prevents growth but not kills
- Antimetabolic drugs
- Inactivates penicillin
12 Clues: Kills bacteria • Antimetabolic drugs • Inactivates penicillin • Prevents growth but not kills • Nonspecific immunity at birth • Target specific action of drug • Produced by Penicillium chrysogenum • Dose that is required to treat infection • Active against several types of organisms • Differentiate into plasma and memory cells • Antibiotic inhibiting nuclei acid synthesis • ...
Lockdown 2021-01-22
Across
- The popular fruit bake of lockdown
- Running for charity
- Popular game app to play with friends
- The 8pm Thursday night routine
- Injection (hopefully)to create immunity
- Video platform with dance trends
Down
- The Body Coach
- The essential facial accessory
- Online streaming of films/TV
- Video Chat
- Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin
- The panic buyer's essential item
12 Clues: Video Chat • The Body Coach • Running for charity • Online streaming of films/TV • Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin • The essential facial accessory • The 8pm Thursday night routine • The panic buyer's essential item • Video platform with dance trends • The popular fruit bake of lockdown • Popular game app to play with friends • Injection (hopefully)to create immunity
COVID PUZZLE 2021-04-23
Across
- Disease originally was detected in animal
- Keep away from others (6,10)
- The body's ability to resist
- A machine that supplies oxygen
- Outbreak of this plague
- In isolation
Down
- This family of related microbes
- definitely got it (9,4)
- spreads to many countries
- A sudden increase
- Not showing any symptoms
- Show signs of illness
12 Clues: In isolation • A sudden increase • Show signs of illness • definitely got it (9,4) • Outbreak of this plague • Not showing any symptoms • spreads to many countries • Keep away from others (6,10) • The body's ability to resist • A machine that supplies oxygen • This family of related microbes • Disease originally was detected in animal
Legislative Crossword 2024-04-08
Across
- House and Senate
- pairs with the senate
- pairs with the house of reps
- Hear all party's sides
- Powers Implied in Constitution
- Formally reprimand, written in record
Down
- Thrown out of office
- Two houses
- Cannot be sued for things said while serving
- opposite of large committee
- Powers said in Constition
- Head of house of reps
12 Clues: Two houses • House and Senate • Thrown out of office • pairs with the senate • Head of house of reps • Hear all party's sides • Powers said in Constition • opposite of large committee • pairs with the house of reps • Powers Implied in Constitution • Formally reprimand, written in record • Cannot be sued for things said while serving
Happy Birthday Matt! 2025-05-29
Across
- Canadian delicacy
- the birds!!!
- why isn't it in the olympics yet?
- Best pink team in the world
- Whiskered napper
Down
- 15.5 miles of pico Blvd
- Sunday afternoons with
- "Once again, immunity is back up for grabs."
- What you play on triple speed
- Quinn Hughes' team
- the sexiest pokemon
- Your friends' ceremonies you'll never skip
12 Clues: the birds!!! • Whiskered napper • Canadian delicacy • Quinn Hughes' team • the sexiest pokemon • Sunday afternoons with • 15.5 miles of pico Blvd • Best pink team in the world • What you play on triple speed • why isn't it in the olympics yet? • Your friends' ceremonies you'll never skip • "Once again, immunity is back up for grabs."
Quarter 3 2022-06-02
Across
- someyhing the gives comfort, consolation, or relief
- selecting or choosing from various
- a natural or acquired resistance
- salvation;liberation
- greatness in size and amount of importance
- lazy
- eagerly desiring success, power, wealth, a specific goal
- goods sent to an agent for sale without the little being held until sale
- clever;original;resourceful
- continuing without interruptions; ceaseless unending
- running
Down
- lingered
- unaware
- underground tunnel;cave
- a crack forming an opening cleft; rift; fussure
- an accepted of social behavior
- laughter
- sly; crafty; artfully subtle or shrewed
- search madly for; plumber
- painful; agonizing
20 Clues: lazy • unaware • running • lingered • laughter • painful; agonizing • salvation;liberation • underground tunnel;cave • search madly for; plumber • clever;original;resourceful • an accepted of social behavior • a natural or acquired resistance • selecting or choosing from various • sly; crafty; artfully subtle or shrewed • greatness in size and amount of importance • ...
Level D Unit 8 2022-01-26
Across
- genuine, excellent; made of silver
- meager, scant; scattered
- a kingdom, a region or field of study
- to twist out of shape
- to make young again; to make like new
- resistance to disease
- refuse, waste products
- a risky or daring undertaking
- lacking in seriousness; disrespectful
- to lessen, diminish
- to reward, pay, reimburse
Down
- a pledge; freedom from doubt
- to establish, set up
- ridiculous, senseless
- an institution for the care of people
- quarrelsome, fond of fighting
- to make or become larger or wide
- to comfort
- furious, violently intense
- a debt, something disadvantageous
20 Clues: to comfort • to lessen, diminish • to establish, set up • ridiculous, senseless • to twist out of shape • resistance to disease • refuse, waste products • meager, scant; scattered • to reward, pay, reimburse • furious, violently intense • a pledge; freedom from doubt • quarrelsome, fond of fighting • a risky or daring undertaking • to make or become larger or wide • ...
Blood 2023-04-01
Across
- clear liquid portion of blood
- produces histamine and heparin
- hormone that increases RBC production
- red blood cell
- production of red blood cells
- formation of new WBC
- cells that attack foreign bodies in the body
- formation of platelets
- protein that binds with o2
- immunity
- hemoglobin with no oxygen
- end with -phil
Down
- white blood cell
- person who draws blood
- deficiency of red blood cells
- end with -cyte
- first WBC to site of infection
- formation of all blood cells
- primarily attacks parasites
- proteins that don't belong in the body
- phagocytosis
21 Clues: immunity • phagocytosis • end with -cyte • red blood cell • end with -phil • white blood cell • formation of new WBC • person who draws blood • formation of platelets • hemoglobin with no oxygen • protein that binds with o2 • primarily attacks parasites • formation of all blood cells • clear liquid portion of blood • deficiency of red blood cells • production of red blood cells • ...
Herbal Crossword #1 2023-01-09
Across
- sexy
- tiny nourishment
- living fossil
- King of herbs
- grass family nerve fixer
- purrfect relaxation
- Bam!
- brain fog friend important symbol of Hinduism
- soothing confectionary
- brainiac
- sweet sweet expectorant
- beautiful calyx
- fractured compost tea
- dyeing to meet you
- warming rhizome
Down
- winter qi tonic
- aromatic antibiotic dressing
- Indian ginseng
- happy days
- pretty immunity
- liver lover
- bitter jedi
- slow growing root man
- first aid
- taproot likes to clean
- petite flowers keep on giving
- c of love
- autumn sunshine anti-inflammatory
28 Clues: sexy • Bam! • brainiac • first aid • c of love • happy days • liver lover • bitter jedi • living fossil • King of herbs • Indian ginseng • winter qi tonic • pretty immunity • beautiful calyx • warming rhizome • tiny nourishment • dyeing to meet you • purrfect relaxation • slow growing root man • fractured compost tea • taproot likes to clean • soothing confectionary • sweet sweet expectorant • ...
Immune System 2023-03-16
Across
- create antibodies
- COVID-19.Influenza,HIV, and Meningitis
- outside defense system
- capable of engulfing and absorbing bacteria
- reproductive cycle
- to destroy disease-causing organisms
- naturally exist
- the immune system
- antibodies
Down
- method by which a virus can replicate its DNA
- vaccinations
- when bacteria change in response to the use of these medicines
- acquired immune response
- fight infections caused by bacteria
- protection from a specific disease
- protects the body from outside invaders.
- protect the body from infection and may help fight cancer.
- vaccine-induced immunity
- leukocyte
- white blood cells
20 Clues: leukocyte • antibodies • vaccinations • naturally exist • create antibodies • white blood cells • the immune system • reproductive cycle • outside defense system • acquired immune response • vaccine-induced immunity • protection from a specific disease • fight infections caused by bacteria • to destroy disease-causing organisms • COVID-19.Influenza,HIV, and Meningitis • ...
MEDICAL TERMS 2024-10-21
Across
- Stimulates immunity to disease.
- Irregular heart rhythm.
- Oxygen-carrying protein in blood.
- Medication that kills bacteria.
- Study of nervous system diseases.
- Low red blood cell count causing fatigue.
- Formation of blood clot.
- – Spread of cancer cells.
- Instrument to view inside the body.
- – Removal of tissue for examination.
- Weakening of bones.
- Medical care of children.
Down
- White blood cell fighting infections.
- Vaccination for disease prevention.
- Drug increasing urine output.
- Heart specialist.
- Cancerous, dangerous growth.
- High blood pressure.
- Swelling from fluid buildup.
- Blocked blood vessel by clot.
20 Clues: Heart specialist. • Weakening of bones. • High blood pressure. • Irregular heart rhythm. • Formation of blood clot. • – Spread of cancer cells. • Medical care of children. • Cancerous, dangerous growth. • Swelling from fluid buildup. • Drug increasing urine output. • Blocked blood vessel by clot. • Stimulates immunity to disease. • Medication that kills bacteria. • ...
35 2025-08-23
Across
- Smaller lower leg bone
- Last part of small intestine
- Stomach-intestine fold
- Immunity booster
- Tendon inflammation
- Clouded eye lens
- capsule Joint enclosure
- Cone-shaped cornea
- process Lower sternum end
- bone Skull cheekbone
- Light-sensitive eye layer
- Vessel carrying blood from heart
- Fluid swelling
Down
- marrow Fat-rich bone marrow
- Lung air passages
- Thigh muscle
- Serious skin cancer
- Nerve inflammation
- Internal sound device
- Viral blister infection
- Stomach viewing tool
- smear Cervical cancer test
- Nerve cell branch
- Relating to navel
- Larynx viewing device
25 Clues: Thigh muscle • Fluid swelling • Immunity booster • Clouded eye lens • Lung air passages • Nerve cell branch • Relating to navel • Nerve inflammation • Cone-shaped cornea • Serious skin cancer • Tendon inflammation • Stomach viewing tool • bone Skull cheekbone • Internal sound device • Larynx viewing device • Smaller lower leg bone • Stomach-intestine fold • Viral blister infection • ...
The Brain Teaser 2025-08-19
Across
- clean (something), especially with a chemical, in order to destroy bacteria
- designed to keep something undesirable such as illness or harm from occurring
- the presence of a pathogen
- the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
- the state or quality of being resistant to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
- a state of readiness
Down
- a person or reanimated corpse
- a state or period in which movement within or access to an area is restricted in interest of public safety or health
- spread from one person or organism to another, typically by direct contact
- a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant, especially one that has a known cause and a distinct group of symptoms
- a state, period, place of isolation in which people or animals that may have been exposed to infectious disease are placed
- treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
- conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness
- physical or mental feature which is regarded as indicating a condition of disease
- a person qualified to treat people who are ill
15 Clues: a state of readiness • the presence of a pathogen • a person or reanimated corpse • a person qualified to treat people who are ill • spread from one person or organism to another, typically by direct contact • clean (something), especially with a chemical, in order to destroy bacteria • designed to keep something undesirable such as illness or harm from occurring • ...
Lymphocytes 2020-08-05
Across
- found in this system
- type of microorganisms NK and T-cells destroy
- made up of 70%
- produced in the
- are a type of lymphocyte
- purpose of t cells
- circulate through
- type of t-cell
- average diameter in microns
Down
- what defines this cell as eukaryotic
- type of t-cell
- produced by t-cells
- type of t-cell
- MSGREN Approved
- having lymphocytes allows for this
- type of lymphocyte
- are a type of lymphocyte
- purpose of b-cells (... antibodies)
- processed used by antibodies to detect
- type of blood cells
- t-cells mature in this location
21 Clues: type of t-cell • type of t-cell • made up of 70% • type of t-cell • MSGREN Approved • produced in the • circulate through • type of lymphocyte • purpose of t cells • produced by t-cells • type of blood cells • found in this system • are a type of lymphocyte • are a type of lymphocyte • average diameter in microns • t-cells mature in this location • having lymphocytes allows for this • ...
San Fransico 49ers Players 2025-11-25
Across
- Best Coach to figure out how to make points
- Biggest Muscles in NFL
- hasn't missed a Field Goal
- Ranked as number one linebacker
- Best Kickoff Returner
- Trained with Charli Kirk
- Actually best of the best Wide Receiver
- Strongest tight end
- Best of the best Fullback
Down
- He has bullet immunity
- Toughest Offensive Tackle
- Best running back
- lost us the Superbowl
- Best shutdown Cornerback
- Pretty Chill dude
- Played for a very trash them
- Best Qb in NFL
- Always fights with people
18 Clues: Best Qb in NFL • Best running back • Pretty Chill dude • Strongest tight end • lost us the Superbowl • Best Kickoff Returner • He has bullet immunity • Biggest Muscles in NFL • Best shutdown Cornerback • Trained with Charli Kirk • Toughest Offensive Tackle • Always fights with people • Best of the best Fullback • hasn't missed a Field Goal • Played for a very trash them • ...
Innate Immunity 2022-03-04
6 Clues: ทำลายพยาธิเเละปรสิต • พบมากที่สุดในร่างกาย • เกี่ยวข้องกับการเเพ้ต่างๆ • นิวเคลียสมีขนาดใหญ่รูปเกือกม้า • สารที่ก่อให้เกิดการเเพ้หรืออักเสบ • กระบวนการทำลายสิ่งเเปลกปลอมโดยมีการสร้างท้าวเทียมไปโอบ
Nutrition and Illness 2024-02-15
Across
- Pressure: Measure of cardiovascular health
- Queasiness and the urge to vomit
- Invasion and multiplication of microorganisms
- Detailed examination for diagnosis
- Medical professional providing care
- Coverage for unexpected medical costs
- Unpleasant muscle contractions
- Prescribed remedy for health issues
- Feeling lightheaded and unsteady
Down
- Difficulty in passing stool
- Reveals the inside without surgery
- A state of poor health
- Preventive shot for immunity
- Oral health specialist
- Seasonal viral infection
- Watery and frequent bowel movements
- Skin outbreak reveals this discomfort
- Uncomfortable sensation on the skin
18 Clues: A state of poor health • Oral health specialist • Seasonal viral infection • Difficulty in passing stool • Preventive shot for immunity • Unpleasant muscle contractions • Queasiness and the urge to vomit • Feeling lightheaded and unsteady • Reveals the inside without surgery • Detailed examination for diagnosis • Medical professional providing care • ...
biotechnology crosswords 2025-05-18
Across
- Creating a genetic copy
- Gene-editing tool with precision
- Rot with a purpose
- Hormone for blood sugar control
- Soil boosters made by microbes
- Supplement for muscle energy
- Shots that train your immune system.
Down
- Anaerobic process used in brewing and baking
- Treating disease by training immunity
- DNA copier in a tube
- Enzyme, in industrial form.
- Pollution cleanup, courtesy of bacteria.
- Checking out your alleles.
- Renewable energy from crops or algae
- Eco-friendly polymers from plants
- Innovation inspired by nature.
- Engineered crop or critter
- Natural pest controllers.
18 Clues: Rot with a purpose • DNA copier in a tube • Creating a genetic copy • Natural pest controllers. • Checking out your alleles. • Engineered crop or critter • Enzyme, in industrial form. • Supplement for muscle energy • Innovation inspired by nature. • Soil boosters made by microbes • Hormone for blood sugar control • Gene-editing tool with precision • Eco-friendly polymers from plants • ...
diseases 2021-09-15
Across
- kills most animals that get it but the ones who do survive gain a sort of immunity preventing them from getting it again, these animals can also pass the immunity on to their offspring
- sickness
- a disease caused by a fungus
- any of a group of spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter, including molds, yeast, mushrooms, and toadstools.
Down
- wild animals
- a disease in dear, elk, and moose
- the state we live in
7 Clues: sickness • wild animals • the state we live in • a disease caused by a fungus • a disease in dear, elk, and moose • any of a group of spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter, including molds, yeast, mushrooms, and toadstools. • ...
Survivor 2024-06-12
Across
- What Ozzy scaled
- Parvati's self-described animal personality
- *Grab your ___ and get some ___
- Number of seasons of Survivor
- "I'll go __ the votes"
- Prize money, only once
- Most evil Survivor ever
- Where betrayals happen
Down
- *With 10-Across
- Pigs:Truffles, Tony:___
- Tribe of Kara, Allison, Angelina
- With immunity comes ____
- 14 Seasons of Survivor here
- Tool often lost at sea
- Chaotic pair who hated each other
- Islands Johnny Fairplay & Rupert debut
- Recipient of Yau-Man's truck
- Keep for eggs, or eat for meat?
18 Clues: *With 10-Across • What Ozzy scaled • Tool often lost at sea • "I'll go __ the votes" • Prize money, only once • Where betrayals happen • Pigs:Truffles, Tony:___ • Most evil Survivor ever • With immunity comes ____ • 14 Seasons of Survivor here • Recipient of Yau-Man's truck • Number of seasons of Survivor • *Grab your ___ and get some ___ • Keep for eggs, or eat for meat? • ...
Biotechnology Crossword 2025-05-18
Across
- Renewable energy from crops or algae
- Treating disease by training immunity
- Shots that train your immune system
- Natural pest controllers
- DNA copier in a tube
- Soil boosters made by microbes
- Rot with a purpose
- Pollution cleanup, courtesy of bacteria
- Modification of alleles
Down
- Enzyme, made by large amounts
- Creating a genetic copy
- Eco friendly polymers from plants
- Supplement for muscle energy
- Anaerobic process used in brewing and baking
- Innovation inspired by nature
- Hormone for blood sugar control
- Gene-editing tool with precision
- Engineered crop or animal
18 Clues: Rot with a purpose • DNA copier in a tube • Creating a genetic copy • Modification of alleles • Natural pest controllers • Engineered crop or animal • Supplement for muscle energy • Enzyme, made by large amounts • Innovation inspired by nature • Soil boosters made by microbes • Hormone for blood sugar control • Gene-editing tool with precision • Eco friendly polymers from plants • ...
The Giver: 2022-02-02
Across
- capable of being touched or felt
- attracting special attention
- adherence to moral and ethical principles
- causing intense suffering;
- extremely joyful and vigorous
- having no harmful effect
- lack of patience
Down
- lenient or permissive
- the power to float or rise in a fluid
- to let go; release
- the state of being exempted; immunity
- reputation or influence arising from success
- showing extreme care
- suffering, or pain
14 Clues: lack of patience • to let go; release • suffering, or pain • showing extreme care • lenient or permissive • having no harmful effect • causing intense suffering; • attracting special attention • extremely joyful and vigorous • capable of being touched or felt • the power to float or rise in a fluid • the state of being exempted; immunity • adherence to moral and ethical principles • ...
STI Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-17
Across
- most common treatment
- the most reliable way to prevent
- no treatment
- discharge, buring or itching
- can be a life-threatening STI
- inability to get pregnant
- sore throat, hair loss, headaches
Down
- builds immunity against
- tested responsible way to know ahead of time
- treated by antibiotic
- low stomach pains,pain when urinating
- sexually transmitted infections
- causes cervical cancer
- can usually be improved but not cured
14 Clues: no treatment • most common treatment • treated by antibiotic • causes cervical cancer • builds immunity against • inability to get pregnant • discharge, buring or itching • can be a life-threatening STI • sexually transmitted infections • the most reliable way to prevent • sore throat, hair loss, headaches • low stomach pains,pain when urinating • ...
Relationships - Ch. 21-22 2022-12-12
Across
- Destroys disease-causing bacteria
- Disordered fear of being overweight
- Directing your life independently
- Ability to resist a particular disease
- More than 30% over ideal body weight
- Tiny telescope to see inside the body
- Written agreement of landlord and tenant
- Positive physical and mental health
Down
- Disease-causing organism
- Binge eating and induces vomiting
- Renter
- Length of time to work or exercise
- Heart related
- Property owner
14 Clues: Renter • Heart related • Property owner • Disease-causing organism • Destroys disease-causing bacteria • Binge eating and induces vomiting • Directing your life independently • Length of time to work or exercise • Disordered fear of being overweight • Positive physical and mental health • More than 30% over ideal body weight • Tiny telescope to see inside the body • ...
Innate Immunity Crossword Puzzle 2021-04-20
Across
- physical barrier against pathogens
- pathogen associated molecular pattern
- small proteins used for immune system communication
- a type of immunity present at birth
- a type of white blood cell that is motile and very phagocytic
- triggered by innate immune cells to detect infection
Down
- coating of a microbe with opsonins
- leads to increased volume of blood to damaged area via blood vessels
- an example of a cytokine, communicates between leukocytes
- defense system of over thirty proteins, helps enhance abilities of antibodies and phagocytic cells
- a type of inflammation response that is longer but less intense
- the movement or motility of a cell, organism, or phagocyte
12 Clues: coating of a microbe with opsonins • physical barrier against pathogens • a type of immunity present at birth • pathogen associated molecular pattern • small proteins used for immune system communication • triggered by innate immune cells to detect infection • an example of a cytokine, communicates between leukocytes • ...
Woopvivor: Hisui 2023-10-21
Across
- Co host
- lost every preswap challenge
- The sesame street character
- merge tribe name
- lost the auction
- the amount of people left
Down
- The theme of the season
- lost every challenge besides the auction at swap
- the mascot of our org
- The Main Host
- didnt lose any preswap challenges besides the individual immunity one
- Quagsire
12 Clues: Co host • Quagsire • The Main Host • merge tribe name • lost the auction • the mascot of our org • The theme of the season • the amount of people left • The sesame street character • lost every preswap challenge • lost every challenge besides the auction at swap • didnt lose any preswap challenges besides the individual immunity one
Pandemic in the Real World 2020-08-20
Across
- Slows transmission rate
- virus discovered in China in 2003
- abbreviation for Center for Disease Control
- mechanical breathing: pushes air into lungs
- good hand washing
- keeps virus alive
Down
- helps stop the spread of viruses through active immunity
- scientific virus name abbreviation
- body system impacting lungs
- outbreak origin
- virion with halo
- causes common cold and MERS
- abbreviation for World Health Organization
- smaller than bacteria
14 Clues: outbreak origin • virion with halo • good hand washing • keeps virus alive • smaller than bacteria • Slows transmission rate • body system impacting lungs • causes common cold and MERS • virus discovered in China in 2003 • scientific virus name abbreviation • abbreviation for World Health Organization • abbreviation for Center for Disease Control • ...
Corona and SARS crossword 2020-08-17
Across
- Corona is a... stranded virus
- Corona is large...
- The day of first Corona case
- Viruses are... than bacteria
- ...are known to slow transmission
- Bacteria is...
- Vaccines are...immunity
Down
- Covid affects the... system
- People can have... chances of Covid due to medical problems
- A...pumps air
- Viruses are...
- SARS was discovered in...
- A virus is not...
- First case of Covid in...
- To see a virus use a...microscope
15 Clues: A...pumps air • Viruses are... • Bacteria is... • A virus is not... • Corona is large... • Vaccines are...immunity • SARS was discovered in... • First case of Covid in... • Covid affects the... system • The day of first Corona case • Viruses are... than bacteria • Corona is a... stranded virus • ...are known to slow transmission • To see a virus use a...microscope • ...
ENA8 4.3 Sick in Singapore 2022-11-10
Across
- lääkealan yritykset
- lastenlääkäri
- laumaimmuniteetti
- teho-osasto
- antibiootit
- kaihi
- sairaus, tauti
- aivotärähdys
- ensihoitaja
- rokottaa
- kardiologi, sydänlääkäri
- luovuttaa verta
- kipsi; laastari (BrE)
- terveys
- onnettomuuden uhri
- ennuste
- kiristysside
- murtuma
- diagnoosi, taudinmääritys
- mennä leikkaukseen
- synnytyslääkäri
- parannuskeino, lääke, hoito
- vastustuskyky
- määrätä lääkkeitä
- sairaanhoitaja
- kirurgi
- ennalta ehkäisevä lääketiede
- ambulanssi
- laastari (AmE)
- ruiskutus
- parannuskeino
- lääkeresepti
- ruisku
- ottaa sairaalahoitoon
- lääkäri
- terveydenhuolto
- psykoterapeutti
- apteekki (BrE)
- elvyttää
- psykiatri
- ensiapupoliklinikka
- laittaa hengityskoneeseen
- eutanasia, armokuolema
- lääkärin antama hoito
- leikkaussali
- vaiva
Down
- kainalosauva
- kätilö
- hoidettavissa oleva
- hoito
- ilman reseptiä myytävät lääkkeet
- potilas
- ripuli (BrE)
- hoitovirhe
- vamma
- pahoinvointi
- ihotautilääkäri
- sideharso
- (lääkärin)lähete
- apteekki (AmE)
- oire
- kirurginen maski
- murtunut luu
- tukehtuminen
- aivoleikkaus
- hyvinvointi
- maailmanlaajuinen kulkutauti
- elvytys
- terveydenhuoltojärjestelmä
- paarit
- lääkitä
- apteekkari
- hammaslääkäri
- apteekki
- lääkeannos
- tehohoito
- nyrjähtänyt nilkka
- reseptilääke
- pahanlaatuinen kasvain
- psykologi
- operoida joku, suorittaa leikkaus (+prep)
- fysioterapeutti
- sairaus
- hyvänlaatuinen kasvain
- kuntoutus
- rokotus
- vakuutus
- syöpä
- vamma, invaliditeetti
- ehkäisyväline
- lääkitys
- ensiapulaukku
- kipsi
- onnettomuuden uhri
- saattokoti
95 Clues: oire • hoito • vamma • kaihi • syöpä • kipsi • vaiva • kätilö • paarit • ruisku • potilas • elvytys • lääkitä • terveys • ennuste • murtuma • sairaus • rokotus • kirurgi • lääkäri • rokottaa • apteekki • vakuutus • lääkitys • elvyttää • sideharso • tehohoito • psykologi • kuntoutus • ruiskutus • psykiatri • hoitovirhe • apteekkari • lääkeannos • ambulanssi • saattokoti • teho-osasto • antibiootit • ensihoitaja • hyvinvointi • kainalosauva • ripuli (BrE) • pahoinvointi • ...
Nine Weeks Test Review 2014-12-08
Across
- tiny filtering unit of the kidney
- increase the surface area for food absorption
- liquid product of digestion
- help clot blood
- grapelike clusters at end of each bronchiole
- immunity body makes its own antibodies in response to a specific antigen
- acid building block of protein
- muscle contractions that move food through the digestive tract
- body's main source of energy
- fluid that has diffused into the lymphatic capillaries
- carries blood to the heart
- immunity antibodies produced in one animal are introduced into another's body
- disease not caused by a pathogen
- provide energy for cell development, growth, and repair
- holds urine until it leaves the body
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- carries urine from each kidney to bladder
- carries blood away from the heart
- two short tubes that carry air into the lungs
- water- and fat-soluble; needed for regulating body functions, growth, and preventing diseases
- carries oxygen and carbon dioxide in red blood cells
- liquid part of blood
- protein that can attach to an antigen causing it to be useless
- liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria
- causes an allergic reaction
- connects the larynx with the bronchi
- disease spread from one person to another
- connects arteries and veins
- regulates many chemical reactions in the body
- protein that regulates chemical reactions in cells without being changed or used up itself
- complex molecule that is foreign to your body
- airway that vocal cords are attached to
31 Clues: help clot blood • liquid part of blood • carries blood to the heart • liquid product of digestion • causes an allergic reaction • connects arteries and veins • body's main source of energy • acid building block of protein • disease not caused by a pathogen • carries blood away from the heart • tiny filtering unit of the kidney • connects the larynx with the bronchi • ...
Diseases 2022-04-28
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- one celled organisms that are larger and more complex than bacteria
- diseases of the heart and blood vessels
- resistance to a particular disease
- one that last for a long time or keeps coming back
- a condition in which the body reacts to food or other substances
- is a system of body organs, tissues, and cells that destroy pathogens
- a blockage or break in a blood vessel that brings blood flow to the brain
- living organisms or particles that can cause diseases
- means blood is pressing very hard on the walls of the arteries when the heart beats
- a disease that are is non spread person to person
- fight pathogens that cause infection and illness
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- are dead or weakened pathogens given for immunity
- a condition that results when the blood supply to the heart muscle is blocked off or interrupted
- diseases caused by pathogens that can be spread from person to person
- is the breakdown of the body's ability to fight infection
- is a substance that causes cancer
- are pathogens that are living organisms of plant cells but make their own food
- is a pathogen that is one-celled organisms that can live almost everywhere on earth
- protein substances in blood that can find weaken and destroy pathogens
- white blood cells that trigger the production of antibodies
- a condition in which nerve messages from the brain are disturbed for brief periods of time
- a disease in which abnormal cells multiply and spread
22 Clues: is a substance that causes cancer • resistance to a particular disease • diseases of the heart and blood vessels • fight pathogens that cause infection and illness • are dead or weakened pathogens given for immunity • a disease that are is non spread person to person • one that last for a long time or keeps coming back • ...
Coccidiosis Crossword 2025-05-13
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- Stage that reinvades cells during asexual replication
- Foundation of performance, immunity, and disease resistance
- Highly pathogenic Eimeria species causing hemorrhagic enteritis
- Form of coccidiosis with no obvious signs but performance loss
- Process by which oocysts become infective
- Prevents the spread of oocysts via boots, tools, or rodents
- Strategy to prevent resistance by changing drugs between flocks
- Type of vaccine with weakened but live oocysts
- Live microbial additive used to support gut flora
- Where Eimeria tenella causes bloody lesions
- Chemical coccidiostat often combined with ionophores
- Sexual reproduction phase in Eimeria life cycle
- Region affected by Eimeria brunetti in severe infections
- Form that invades epithelial cells after ingestion
- Plant-based additive used to reduce inflammation
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- Secondary disease often triggered by coccidiosis
- Early intracellular stage of Eimeria
- Barn hygiene step critical to reducing oocyst load
- Used to monitor for past coccidiosis or NE damage in slaughtered birds
- Asexual multiplication stage of Eimeria
- Type of anticoccidial that disrupts ionic balance in parasites
- Builds up after continuous use of the same product
- System used to rate the severity of gut damage from coccidiosis
- Species that causes orange mucus and leaky gut
- The infectious stage shed in feces
- Program using different products during different phases of the same flock
- Combination coccidiostat with monensin and nicarbazin
- Eimeria species that infects the ceca
- Biological tool used to develop immunity against coccidiosis
- Genus of protozoa that causes coccidiosis
30 Clues: The infectious stage shed in feces • Early intracellular stage of Eimeria • Eimeria species that infects the ceca • Asexual multiplication stage of Eimeria • Process by which oocysts become infective • Genus of protozoa that causes coccidiosis • Where Eimeria tenella causes bloody lesions • Species that causes orange mucus and leaky gut • ...
Lymphatic system 2026-01-27
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- Primary lymphoid organ for B-cell maturation in humans
- Specialized lymphatic vessels of the small intestine
- Clear center of an active lymphoid nodule
- Macrophages lining splenic sinusoids
- Valve-like structures formed by overlapping endothelial cells
- Lymphoid nodules with active B-cell proliferation
- Vessel surrounded by white pulp in the spleen
- Fluid that circulates within lymphatic vessels
- Part of the spleen rich in lymphocytes
- Diffuse lymphoid tissue found in mucosa
- Sinuses within the medulla of lymph nodes
- Type of lymphocyte responsible for humoral immunity
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- Function of lymph nodes related to immune defense
- Thin connective tissue capsule surrounding lymph nodes
- Antigen-presenting cells found in lymphoid tissue
- Bundles of collagen extending from the capsule into the node
- Specialized endothelial cells of lymphatic capillaries
- Structures that ensure one-way direction of lymph flow
- Lymphoid nodules without germinal centers
- Lymphoid tissue found in the small intestine
- Primary lymphoid organ where T lymphocytes mature
- Part of the spleen rich in erythrocytes
- Reticular connective tissue supporting lymphoid organs
- Red pulp component involved in filtering aged RBCs
- Large lymphatic vessel that drains most of the body
- SINUS Space beneath the capsule of a lymph node where lymph first enters
- Type of lymphocyte responsible for cell-mediated immunity
- Cells that produce antibodies
- Central region of the lymph node rich in plasma cells
- Secondary lymphoid organ that filters blood
30 Clues: Cells that produce antibodies • Macrophages lining splenic sinusoids • Part of the spleen rich in lymphocytes • Part of the spleen rich in erythrocytes • Diffuse lymphoid tissue found in mucosa • Lymphoid nodules without germinal centers • Clear center of an active lymphoid nodule • Sinuses within the medulla of lymph nodes • Secondary lymphoid organ that filters blood • ...
8.4 Crossword - Types of Blood Cells 2026-03-09
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- A type of white blood cell that ingests harmful foreign organisms
- Anticoagulant that prevents clotting
- White Blood Cell
- ________________ immunity: Focuses on active destruction of invaders
- Developed due to contact with antigens and play a major role in antibody response
- Main defenders against infections; first to attack; engulf foreign invaders
- Second most common WBCs in adults & most common WBCs in children under 8
- The largest blood cell making up 7% of WBCs; vary in appearance for different species
- A protein found in red blood cells functioning to deliver oxygen to the body
- Which vein is used during the plasma donation process?
- Fluid portion of blood
- Natural _________________: Distinguish between good and bad cells
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- specialized proteins that develop after contact with antigens and protect the body
- Develop in the liver and bone marrow, then mature in the thymus; target specific antigens
- DEA 1.1 Positive and DEA 1.1 Negative are considered to be what animal’s blood type?
- ________________ immunity: Identifies the problem prior to infection
- Complete Blood Profile
- What type of animal has 3 blood types (A, b, & AB) and has no universal donor?
- Red Blood Cell
- Another term for platelet
- Monocytes transform into what when confronted by germs?
- A white blood cell produced in bone marrow accounting for 0.5% of total WBC count
- WBC produced in bone marrow functioning to destroy invaders like viruses, bacteria, or parasites
- Produces an immune response
24 Clues: Red Blood Cell • White Blood Cell • Complete Blood Profile • Fluid portion of blood • Another term for platelet • Produces an immune response • Anticoagulant that prevents clotting • Which vein is used during the plasma donation process? • Monocytes transform into what when confronted by germs? • A type of white blood cell that ingests harmful foreign organisms • ...
Week 1 & 2: August 15th- 25th 2022-08-26
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- just enough
- a mark or spot
- without any plan or organization
- something helpful that comes at the right time
- changing often
- untouchable or protected
- a large gathering to celebrate something
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- scaring someone or putting them down
- laws or rules
- to hate something
- pieces of something that have been broken
- not very important
- time between two events
- to make something appear or call upon
14 Clues: just enough • laws or rules • a mark or spot • changing often • to hate something • not very important • time between two events • untouchable or protected • without any plan or organization • scaring someone or putting them down • to make something appear or call upon • a large gathering to celebrate something • pieces of something that have been broken • ...
Circulatory System Recap Puzzle 2024-02-22
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- The liquid part of blood
- The blood carries
- Major blood vessel in the heart
- Recall the reasons for the circulatory system
- properties of white blood cells
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- Red blood cells are made where?
- properties of red blood cells
- Prevents back flow
- Properties of platelets
- where to find your pulse
- the heart contains how many chambers?
- Pulse is measured in
- transported via circulatory system
- Blood vessel
14 Clues: Blood vessel • The blood carries • Prevents back flow • Pulse is measured in • Properties of platelets • The liquid part of blood • where to find your pulse • properties of red blood cells • Red blood cells are made where? • Major blood vessel in the heart • properties of white blood cells • transported via circulatory system • the heart contains how many chambers? • ...
Medication Recertification Category 1 2023-05-30
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- The amount of medication to be taken
- type of electrical activity in brain that causes seizures
- Harmful or Deadly
- Rapid onset
- dose Liters
- for sudden wheezing Rescue
- Free from blame
- To leave out
- Blood Sugar Hypoglycemia
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- Topical
- Where a medication or how a medication is given
- Sugar
- Chemical name of a drug
- To put a medication in a body cavity or mucous membrane
14 Clues: Sugar • Topical • Rapid onset • dose Liters • To leave out • Free from blame • Harmful or Deadly • Chemical name of a drug • Blood Sugar Hypoglycemia • for sudden wheezing Rescue • The amount of medication to be taken • Where a medication or how a medication is given • To put a medication in a body cavity or mucous membrane • type of electrical activity in brain that causes seizures
Human Body Systems Ch6 - Diseases 2025-05-29
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- - a sudden increase in the number of people with a disease in a specific geographic area.
- - the body’s ability to destroy pathogens before they can cause disease.
- - the process by which harmless antigens are put into a person’s body to produce active immunity.
- - a substance or factor in the environment that can cause cancer.
- - an allergic reaction in which the respiratory passages narrow significantly, which causes wheezing and shortness of breath.
- - poison
- - a disease in which cells multiply uncontrollably, over and over, destroying healthy tissue in the process.
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- - a disorder where the immune system is overly sensitive to a foreign substance.
- - a disease that is consistently present but limited to a particular region.
- - diseases that are not caused by pathogens in the body, and cannot be transmitted from person to person.
- - when a disease’s growth rate skyrockets, increasing each day and cuts across international boundaries and populations.
- - a condition where the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or the body’s cells fail to use insulin properly.
- - nonliving particles that can only reproduce inside living cells
- - an abnormal mass caused by cells dividing over and over.
- - an organism that causes an infectious disease.
15 Clues: - poison • - an organism that causes an infectious disease. • - an abnormal mass caused by cells dividing over and over. • - nonliving particles that can only reproduce inside living cells • - a substance or factor in the environment that can cause cancer. • - the body’s ability to destroy pathogens before they can cause disease. • ...
Lockdown 2021-01-22
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- The popular fruit bake of lockdown
- Running for charity
- Popular game app to play with friends
- The 8pm Thursday night routine
- Injection (hopefully)to create immunity
- Video platform with dance trends
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- The Body Coach
- The essential facial accessory
- Online streaming of films/TV
- Video Chat
- Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin
- The panic buying toiletry must
12 Clues: Video Chat • The Body Coach • Running for charity • Online streaming of films/TV • Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin • The essential facial accessory • The panic buying toiletry must • The 8pm Thursday night routine • Video platform with dance trends • The popular fruit bake of lockdown • Popular game app to play with friends • Injection (hopefully)to create immunity
Pathogen Crossword 2020-05-07
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- drugs that kill bacteria
- isolation inside of a house
- Disease in a school
- Disease in a area like NC
- rabies,flu,cold
- the superhero bloodshot has this ability
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- cholera and strep throat
- symbiotic relationship
- a thing that destroys a disease through a shot
- made by white blood cells
- micro-organims that cause disease
- Global Disease
12 Clues: Global Disease • rabies,flu,cold • Disease in a school • symbiotic relationship • cholera and strep throat • drugs that kill bacteria • made by white blood cells • Disease in a area like NC • isolation inside of a house • micro-organims that cause disease • the superhero bloodshot has this ability • a thing that destroys a disease through a shot
Agents of Disease 2020-05-07
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- dead form of pathogen
- one celled animal like protist
- drugs that kill bacteria
- strict isolation
- microorganisms that cause diseases
- one celled microorganism without nucleus
- white blood cells destroy a pathogen
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- lots of cases of same disease
- special proteins
- process to make milk safe to drink
- infectious disease spreads around the world
- not made of cells
12 Clues: special proteins • strict isolation • not made of cells • dead form of pathogen • drugs that kill bacteria • lots of cases of same disease • one celled animal like protist • process to make milk safe to drink • microorganisms that cause diseases • white blood cells destroy a pathogen • one celled microorganism without nucleus • infectious disease spreads around the world
Kyle Hill-arious 2024-10-04
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- Irish or Scottish given name
- NYC area known for art galleries
- Sharp, high-pitched sound
- Classic 80s hairstyle
- Judgment Free Zone
- Outdoor overnight stay
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- Beverage often used for immunity
- Sponsor of extreme sports
- Visual representations on paper
- Month of the winter solstice
- Small elevation of land
- First name of 'South Park' character
- Home to the Cubs and White Sox
13 Clues: Judgment Free Zone • Classic 80s hairstyle • Outdoor overnight stay • Small elevation of land • Sponsor of extreme sports • Sharp, high-pitched sound • Month of the winter solstice • Irish or Scottish given name • Home to the Cubs and White Sox • Visual representations on paper • Beverage often used for immunity • NYC area known for art galleries • ...
Microorganisms & Diseases 2025-09-07
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- Single-celled microorganisms
- Includes molds and mushrooms
- Invasion of harmful microorganisms
- Lives on or in a host
- Body’s defense against disease
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- Needs a host to reproduce
- Causes disease in host
- Can spread easily from person to person
- Medicine that kills bacteria
- Rapid spread of disease in a population
- Single-celled eukaryotic organism
- Prevents infectious diseases
12 Clues: Lives on or in a host • Causes disease in host • Needs a host to reproduce • Single-celled microorganisms • Includes molds and mushrooms • Medicine that kills bacteria • Prevents infectious diseases • Body’s defense against disease • Single-celled eukaryotic organism • Invasion of harmful microorganisms • Can spread easily from person to person • ...
Fertilizer Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-07
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- Can occur from quick-release fertilizer.
- Most needed plant nutrients.
- Good source of phosphorous
- Boosts digestion and immunity.
- manure
- Potassium
- Can occur when using too much fertilizer
- Promotes beautiful flowers.
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- An ideal time to apply fertilizer to trees.
- Makes grass greener by producing chlorophyll.
- Slowly released fertilizer.
- Too much fertilizer getting into waterways.
- Able to dissolve
- Minerals needed in smaller amounts
- Stick-shaped fertilizer to put into ground.
- Likes to be fertilized in weak doses.
16 Clues: manure • Potassium • Able to dissolve • Good source of phosphorous • Slowly released fertilizer. • Promotes beautiful flowers. • Most needed plant nutrients. • Boosts digestion and immunity. • Minerals needed in smaller amounts • Likes to be fertilized in weak doses. • Can occur from quick-release fertilizer. • Can occur when using too much fertilizer • ...
Negotiator Crossword 2026-01-14
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- are a resource to the primary
- will be sought whenever possible
- negotiations cannot take place in a _____ situation
- focus on emotional element
- To the employer
- no inmate will be granted
- last stage of crisis
- time will be used
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- sharing own experiences
- May be the longest stage of negotiation
- exact or similar wording
- can close discussion on a topic
- used as a last resort
- no authority to give orders
- To give up our authority
- who is the top priority
16 Clues: To the employer • time will be used • last stage of crisis • used as a last resort • sharing own experiences • who is the top priority • exact or similar wording • To give up our authority • no inmate will be granted • focus on emotional element • no authority to give orders • are a resource to the primary • can close discussion on a topic • will be sought whenever possible • ...
Survivor 50 2026-02-05
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- Ozzy came back from Redemption Island twice
- One word: Advantageddon
- Winner was initially voted out
- Challenge where three people collapsed
- Slogan of Return, Revenge, Redemption
- Split into 4 tribes by gender and age
- First season with hidden immunity idols
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- The Black Widow Brigade
- Someone fell in the fire
- First season without a merge
- Took place in Brazil
- First season of Survivor
- First mandatory Final Four Firemaking
- First returnee season
- First season with idol nullifier
- Split into tribes by race
16 Clues: Took place in Brazil • First returnee season • The Black Widow Brigade • One word: Advantageddon • Someone fell in the fire • First season of Survivor • Split into tribes by race • First season without a merge • Winner was initially voted out • First season with idol nullifier • First mandatory Final Four Firemaking • Slogan of Return, Revenge, Redemption • ...
Immune system crossword Puzzle 2025-02-27
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- – Lymphoid tissues located in the throat that help trap and destroy bacteria and viruses entering through the mouth and nose.
- Killer (NK) Cells – A type of immune cell that kills virus-infected cells and cancer cells without prior activation.
- – Proteins released by virus-infected cells that help prevent the spread of infection by signaling nearby cells to strengthen their defenses.
- – A slippery secretion produced by mucous membranes that traps pathogens and prevents infection.
- (Mucosa-Associated Lymphoid Tissue) – A collection of lymphoid tissues found in mucosal membranes (such as the digestive, respiratory, and urogenital tracts) that protect against pathogens.
- – Small proteins released by immune cells that regulate immunity, inflammation, and cell communication.
- – A substance, often produced by bacteria, that induces fever by affecting the body's temperature regulation.
- Patches – Clusters of lymphoid tissue in the small intestine that monitor and protect against pathogens in the digestive system.
- – A large phagocytic cell that engulfs pathogens and dead cells and helps activate other immune responses.
- Defenses – The body's first line of defense against pathogens, including physical barriers (skin, mucus) and immune responses like inflammation and fever.
- Defenses – The body's specific immune responses, such as antibody production and memory cells, which provide long-term immunity.
- – A type of white blood cell that engulfs and digests foreign invaders, such as bacteria and dead cells.
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- – Microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites that cause disease.
- – A chemical released by cells in response to injury or allergens, causing blood vessels to dilate and increasing immune response.
- – A type of white blood cell that plays a crucial role in adaptive immunity, including B cells (produce antibodies) and T cells (destroy infected cells).
- – An organ in the upper left abdomen that filters blood, removes old red blood cells, and helps in immune responses.
- – A clear fluid containing white blood cells that helps in immune responses and returns proteins and excess interstitial fluid to the bloodstream.
- – A small, tube-like structure attached to the large intestine, believed to play a role in immune function, particularly in gut-associated lymphoid tissue.
- – A protective response of the body to injury or infection, characterized by redness, swelling, heat, and pain.
19 Clues: – Microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites that cause disease. • – A slippery secretion produced by mucous membranes that traps pathogens and prevents infection. • – Small proteins released by immune cells that regulate immunity, inflammation, and cell communication. • ...
immune system 2025-12-11
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- Chemical messengers that regulate immune responses and cell differentiation.
- Where T cells mature
- Large phagocytic cells that engulf and digest foreign particles and cellular debris.
- Any substance the immune system identifies as foreign and potentially harmful, triggering an immune response.
- immunity: The body's non-specific, natural first line of defense against
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- A localized physical condition characterized by redness, swelling, heat, and pain, which is the body's natural defensive response to injury or infection.
- The most abundant type of white blood cell, which quickly responds to infection by engulfing pathogens.
- An inappropriate immune response where the body mistakenly attacks its own healthy cells and tissues.
- A type of lymphocyte that matures in the thymus gland and is involved in cell-mediated immunity.
- Specialized Y-shaped proteins produced by B-cells that neutralize pathogens.
10 Clues: Where T cells mature • immunity: The body's non-specific, natural first line of defense against • Chemical messengers that regulate immune responses and cell differentiation. • Specialized Y-shaped proteins produced by B-cells that neutralize pathogens. • Large phagocytic cells that engulf and digest foreign particles and cellular debris. • ...
Spelling Words 2020-10-27
10 Clues: to destroy • to get mad • to estimate • to be supreme • to be in something • to search something • to teach someone or something • to sleep throughout the entire winter • to sprinkle something on another thing • to have a temporary immunity by injection
What happens to your body when you don't sleep? 2026-02-01
10 Clues: (Mood swings) • (State of lethargy) • (Mental health risk) • (Inability to sleep) • (Metabolic disorder) • (Extreme physical exhaustion) • feelings of distress: ANXIETY. • that rises with stress: CORTISOL. • (Chronic exhaustion due to stress) • happens to your immune system when you don't sleep: IMMUNITY.
Ebola 2014-11-21
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- most prominent symptom
- deadliest disease of 2014
- area that the disease was found
- a person who has a disease
- biggest infected country
- natural protection against a disease
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- time of discovery
- isn't there yet for ebola
- most dangerous ebola species
- a word for the spreading of diseases
- synonym for death
- other dangerous disease named in video
12 Clues: time of discovery • synonym for death • most prominent symptom • biggest infected country • isn't there yet for ebola • deadliest disease of 2014 • a person who has a disease • most dangerous ebola species • area that the disease was found • a word for the spreading of diseases • natural protection against a disease • other dangerous disease named in video
Lockdown 2021-01-22
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- The popular fruit bake of lockdown
- Running for charity
- Popular game app to play with friends
- The 8pm Thursday night routine
- Injection (hopefully)to create immunity
- Video platform with dance trends
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- The Body Coach
- The essential facial accessory
- Online streaming of films/TV
- Video Chat
- Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin
- The panic buyer's essential
12 Clues: Video Chat • The Body Coach • Running for charity • The panic buyer's essential • Online streaming of films/TV • Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin • The essential facial accessory • The 8pm Thursday night routine • Video platform with dance trends • The popular fruit bake of lockdown • Popular game app to play with friends • Injection (hopefully)to create immunity
The Lymphatic and Immune Systems 2024-11-05
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- The name of the lymph nodes located in the armpit region.
- This lymph duct drains the lower body, the left side of the head, the left arm and the left side of the chest.
- What does the combining form “lymphaden/o” mean?
- Another term for antibodies.
- __________ is caused by HIV.
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- What blood test is used to confirm a diagnosis of HIV?
- This type of immunity involves the body’s ability to recognize and remember specific antigens and involves B and T lymphocytes.
- This lymph duct drains the right side of the chest, the right arm, and the right side of the head.
- This type of immunity is present at birth and does not depend on previous exposure to an antigen.
- The name for the group of lymph nodes located in the groin region.
10 Clues: Another term for antibodies. • __________ is caused by HIV. • What does the combining form “lymphaden/o” mean? • What blood test is used to confirm a diagnosis of HIV? • The name of the lymph nodes located in the armpit region. • The name for the group of lymph nodes located in the groin region. • ...
Animal Health November 11 2024-11-11
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- Immunity occurs when a large number of animals in a group become immune to a pathogen
- structure on the surface of a pathogen responsible for attaching to receptors on immune cells
- body’s ability to maintain an internal environment through adjustments of biochemical and physical pathways
- infectious agent made of a piece of genetic code protected by a coating of protein which can cause a disease
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- protein responsible for neutralizing or destroying toxins and toxin-producing
- study of causes of diseases
- inanimate objects which carry pathogens until the object touches something else
- measures taken to prevent the introduction or spread of a pathogen
- ability to resist a particular infection or toxin by the action of specific antibodies
9 Clues: study of causes of diseases • measures taken to prevent the introduction or spread of a pathogen • protein responsible for neutralizing or destroying toxins and toxin-producing • inanimate objects which carry pathogens until the object touches something else • Immunity occurs when a large number of animals in a group become immune to a pathogen • ...
The Scribe Vocab 2017-05-16
10 Clues: A lie. • A loud yell • To give immunity to. • A writer or journalist • Persuading or believing. • Another term for passbook • Having or showing dignity • Standing around, doing nothing • Someone who rebelled against the law. • Someone or something that is annoying.
colonialism 2023-09-08
10 Clues: large farms • spanish explorer • natural protection • tracts of land to farm • ships for sailing goods • an area drained by rivers • sailor hired to fight enemies • people without catholic beliefs • mixed native american and spanish • people punished for the following of protestantism
Vocab 8 2024-12-17
10 Clues: a debt • a pledge • to comfort • to establish • to lessen or diminish • resistance to disease • refuse or to waste products • to make or become larger or wider • lacking in seriousness;disrespectful • an insinuation for care of children,elderly people, etc
Immune system cross word 2022-03-09
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- swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in your body's tissues
- function as immune sentinels
- substance that plays a major role in many allergic reactions, dilating blood vessels and making the vessel walls abnormally permeable
- greenish opaque liquid produced in infected tissue, consisting of dead white blood cells
- blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
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- damaging immune response by the body to a substance
- a form of small leukocyte (white blood cell) with a single round nucleus, occurring especially in the lymphatic system
- a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases
- the immune system's way of protecting the body against an infectious disease
- cell within the body capable of engulfing and absorbing bacteria and other small cells and particles
10 Clues: function as immune sentinels • damaging immune response by the body to a substance • swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in your body's tissues • blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen • the immune system's way of protecting the body against an infectious disease • ...
Immune System 2014-03-07
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- Immunity / An action where the body receives an injection of antibodies from another person or animals.
- / Substances in the environment that trigger an allergic response is called _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- / During infection neutrophils are summoned by a chemical release from inflamed cells called.
- / What triggers the production of enzymes within the cell that would prevent the virus from replicating if it managed to invade.
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- / Cell whose job is to ingest and destroy microorganisms and other small particles are called _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- / Mucus, tears and saliva also contain enzyme called _ _ _ _ _ _ _ which destroy bacteria.
- Immunity / An action where the body routinely make its own antibodies or T-cells to defend against pathogens.
- What is the most abundant cation in the complementary system?
- / The body has _ _ _ _ _ line of defence.
- / What is the result from fluid leaking out of the capillaries?
10 Clues: / The body has _ _ _ _ _ line of defence. • What is the most abundant cation in the complementary system? • / What is the result from fluid leaking out of the capillaries? • / Mucus, tears and saliva also contain enzyme called _ _ _ _ _ _ _ which destroy bacteria. • / Substances in the environment that trigger an allergic response is called _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • ...
Vaccination Crossword 2021-11-11
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- an ingredient added to a vaccine that helps create a stronger immune response to vaccination
- short-term immunity from the introduction of antibodies from another person or animal
- Type of vaccine that uses a live but weakened version of the virus
- A supplementary injection of a vaccine given to maintain the immunization provided by an earlier dose
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- Protection that occurs when a large portion of the community is immune to a disease
- immunity from the production of antibodies by the immune system in response to the presence of an antigen
- True or false, The COVID-19 vaccine was rushed, so its safety cannot be trusted
- Framework to guide vaccine discussions
- First disease a vaccine was developed against
- What type of vaccine are the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines
10 Clues: Framework to guide vaccine discussions • First disease a vaccine was developed against • What type of vaccine are the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines • Type of vaccine that uses a live but weakened version of the virus • True or false, The COVID-19 vaccine was rushed, so its safety cannot be trusted • ...
Pandemic Puzzle 2020-11-24
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- beginning of an outbreak
- produced when people cough or sneeze
- personal protective equipment
- restricted from areas to control exposure
- person under investigation
- illness sickness disorder of the body
- illness by examination of the symptoms
- a time of intense or danger
- infectious disease in a community
- travellers arriving from the infected area
- agency of the united nations
- person to person contact
- 40 days which is where the term comes from
- sudden occurence of a disease
- an indirect protection from disease
- used to describe something unwelcome
- are illnesses that result from infection
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- protection from a disease resulting
- without contact
- presenting no symptoms of disease
- immunity to a particular infectious disease
- a machine designed to move air in and out
- showing symptoms of covid 19
- greater space between oneself and others
- a person that operates in advance
- disease that can pass from person to person
- a family of viruses that include SARS
- a worldwide spread of an infectious disease
- stands for novel coronavirus disease
- used to sanitize hands or things
- made of clear plastic
- analysis and control of diseases
- rubbing by hands to kill germs
- the country where the covid starts
- used to know positive or negative on virus
- another word of death
- the act of verifying symptoms
- also known as immunoglobin
- disorders cause by organisms
- a piece of fibre or cloth that fits mouth
40 Clues: without contact • made of clear plastic • another word of death • beginning of an outbreak • person to person contact • person under investigation • also known as immunoglobin • a time of intense or danger • showing symptoms of covid 19 • agency of the united nations • disorders cause by organisms • personal protective equipment • the act of verifying symptoms • ...
Anatomi Fisiologi 2023-09-23
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- Waste substances in living things in the form of CO2, urea, toxins and others are the result of the process ?
- scientific name of red blood cells ?
- organ that pumps blood ?
- There is a valve between the right atrium and the right ventricle which is called the valve ?
- the blood circulation system is called the system ?
- The heart relaxes at the time of blood measurement ?
- Viruses that attack leukocytes and lymphocytes are viruses ?
- the part of the heart that functions as a gate for receiving blood ?
- substances that contain the largest percentage of plasma proteins are ?
- The blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the rest of the body are ?
- In plasma proteins there are cells that have the smallest presentation, namely cells ?
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- The connecting valve between the left atrium and the left ventricle is the valve ?
- The term for an abnormally fast heartbeat is called ?
- When measuring blood pressure when the heart contracts, it is called ?
- the part of the heart that functions to pump blood ?
- the process of creating and releasing chemical substances in the form of mucus is a process known as ?
- which functions as immunity to plasma proteins, namely ?
- weakened and lower heart rate than normal heart rate is called ?
- In red blood cells there are cells whose function is to bind oxygen which is called ?
- Blood cells that function as the body's immunity are ?
- An essential component of living things that functions to transport oxygen is ?
21 Clues: organ that pumps blood ? • scientific name of red blood cells ? • the blood circulation system is called the system ? • the part of the heart that functions to pump blood ? • The heart relaxes at the time of blood measurement ? • The term for an abnormally fast heartbeat is called ? • Blood cells that function as the body's immunity are ? • ...
Health 2024-06-02
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- A small infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism.
- Pertaining to the heart and blood vessels.
- A medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms.
- Treatment aimed at relieving or healing a disorder.
- The state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal.
- A chronic disease that affects how the body turns food into energy, leading to high blood sugar.
- The ability of an organism to resist infections or toxins through antibodies or white blood cells.
- A condition in which the force of the blood against artery walls is too high, also known as high blood pressure.
- A condition characterized by excessive body fat.
- A microorganism that can cause disease.
- The body's response to injury or infection, causing redness, heat, swelling, and pain.
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- A hypersensitive reaction of the immune system to a substance.
- A physical or mental feature indicating a condition of disease.
- The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms.
- The process by which living organisms obtain and utilize food material.
- A biological preparation that provides active acquired immunity to a particular infectious disease.
- Intended to prevent disease.
- A medication that relieves pain.
- The set of life-sustaining chemical reactions in organisms to convert food into energy.
- A waxy substance found in your blood that's necessary for building cells but can be harmful in excess.
20 Clues: Intended to prevent disease. • A medication that relieves pain. • A microorganism that can cause disease. • Pertaining to the heart and blood vessels. • A condition characterized by excessive body fat. • Treatment aimed at relieving or healing a disorder. • A hypersensitive reaction of the immune system to a substance. • ...
The Immune System 2024-03-10
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- destroy cells by nonspecific and specific processes; uses perforins to form pores in enemy cell
- perforates the plasma membrane of the target cell
- causes many of the symptoms of allergies; causes inflammation in an attacked area; vasodilators
- immune response that must be acquired either passively or actively
- human leukocyte antigen complex; self recognition protein
- clinical symptom of widespread inflammation; helps the body fight infection with elevated body temperature that increases phagocytosis; promotes break down of lysosomes to destroy infected cells
- most common white blood cell; phagocytes
- a third type of blood cell marker; D antigen
- the ingestion of bacteria or other material by phagocytes
- are secreted mainly by macrophages to regulate interactions between white blood and other cells; can update while blood cells on immune progress
- peptides and proteins that serve as important signaling molecules and perform regulatory functions
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- cells with long cytoplasmic extensions; develop from precursor cells in the bone marrow
- responsible for cell-mediated immunity; attack body cells infected by invading pathogens
- immune response that you are born with; innate; general protection
- clumping of red blood cells which can block small blood vessels
- mast cells that release histamine and other vasodilators
- communicate that an enemy is preset so that cells can start protecting themselves
- large phagocytes that develop from monocytes; nongranular white blood cell
- the study of the internal defense systems of humans and other animals
- responsible for antibody-mediated immunity; produce specific antibodies that bind to specific antigens
20 Clues: most common white blood cell; phagocytes • a third type of blood cell marker; D antigen • perforates the plasma membrane of the target cell • mast cells that release histamine and other vasodilators • human leukocyte antigen complex; self recognition protein • the ingestion of bacteria or other material by phagocytes • ...
Immunology Crossword 2025-04-23
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- uncontrolled cell death
- Co-receptor on helper T cells binding MHC class II
- Short-lived phagocyte that forms NETs and combats bacteria
- Tagging of pathogens by antibodies or complement for phagocytosis
- Lymphocyte responsible for antibody production
- Specific part of antigen recognized by a receptor
- Antigen-presenting cell bridging innate and adaptive immunity
- Tissue cell that releases histamine during inflammation
- Adaptive lymphocyte involved in cell-mediated immunity
- Primary lymphoid organ where T cells mature
- Granulocyte that targets parasites and contributes to inflammation
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- Protective response involving redness, heat, swelling, and pain
- Long-lived phagocyte that secretes cytokines and clears debris
- Signaling molecule released during immune activation
- Receptor type involved in sensing microbial patterns on cell surface
- Pathogen-associated molecular pattern recognized by innate cells
- Most abundant immunoglobulin
- Y-shaped protein that binds specifically to antigens
- Granulocyte supporting allergic and antibody responses, rare in blood
- Cytosolic receptor recognizing muramyl dipeptide from bacteria
- Cell type that processes and presents antigen to T cells
- Organ filtering blood and initiating responses to blood-borne antigens
- Protein system enhancing phagocytosis and microbial lysis
- cytokine involved in inflammation and immune regulation
- Co-receptor on cytotoxic T cells binding MHC class I
- Host-derived damage signal that activates the immune response
- Adaptor protein used by TLRs to initiate inflammatory gene expression
- Toll-like receptor recognizing LPS on Gram-negative bacteria
28 Clues: uncontrolled cell death • Most abundant immunoglobulin • Primary lymphoid organ where T cells mature • Lymphocyte responsible for antibody production • Specific part of antigen recognized by a receptor • Co-receptor on helper T cells binding MHC class II • Signaling molecule released during immune activation • Y-shaped protein that binds specifically to antigens • ...
Chapter 5 2025-03-05
10 Clues: Physical Harm • Decision Making • A lot of one-thing • one of the 3 subsets • Violation in the system • Shield from potential harm • Unsafe relationship activity • Stop something from happening • Anticipation when searching for criminals • Employees in the system that make arrests
lymphatic system tingzzz 2020-05-11
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- are white blood cells and or main type of immune cells.
- Marrow develops red blood cells only if it's a certain color.
- training and development of T-lymphocytes or T cells.
- prevents diseases but takes years to make (like now:( )
- vessels that transport blood to and from the heart.
- a living thing.
- a large white blood cell, function: to locate microscopic foreign bodies and 'eat' them.
- Vessel behaves like veins.
- keep your body healthy by trapping harmful bacteria and viruses that you breathe in or swallow.
- something that our bodies produce to protect against pathogens.
- biggest organ a part of this system.
- function: start immune responses to antigens found in mucosal surfaces.
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- largest organ in the lymphatic system and possible to live without it.
- Patches in the wall of the small intestine and are involved in the development of immunity to antigens.
- as the basic unit of life.
- adequate biological defenses to fight infection.
- smallest *blood* vessel.
- System the system that is the main line of defense.
- Node where lymph is filtered and lymphocytes are formed.
- fluid thin layer of fluid which surrounds the body's cells.
- fluid that flows through the lymphatic system.`
- aids in immune function (attached to large intestine).
- bacteria, viruses or foreign invaders.
- System the system that is the second line of defense.
- made up of cells, that make organs, then organ systems, then the organism ;)
- trap germs which you may breathe in.
26 Clues: a living thing. • smallest *blood* vessel. • as the basic unit of life. • Vessel behaves like veins. • trap germs which you may breathe in. • biggest organ a part of this system. • bacteria, viruses or foreign invaders. • fluid that flows through the lymphatic system.` • adequate biological defenses to fight infection. • vessels that transport blood to and from the heart. • ...
Code Orange Crossword 2013-05-12
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- infectious fever with an eruption of red spots on the chest and abdomen and severe intestinal irritation
- a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases
- feeling of sickness
- a small blister or pimple on the skin containing pus
- an individual animal, plant, piece of a mineral
- the complete destruction of every trace of something
- terrorism involving the release of toxic biological agents
- an infection or disease
- very numerous
- blowing air or medicated powder into the lungs
- a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
- hold the attention of
- a physical or mental feature that is regarded as indicating a condition of disease
- the ability of a pathogen to establish an infection
- courage in pain or adversity
- spread from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact
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- a disease marked by rigidity and spasms of the voluntary muscles
- a whip used as an instrument of punishment
- a place, building, or receptacle where things are or may be stored
- material consisting of a canvas backing coated with linseed oil and powdered cork
- a microscopic organism, esp. a bacterium, virus, or fungus
- to make immune to infection
- not penitent or remorseful
- an acute contagious viral disease, with fever and pustules usually leaving permanent scars
- treat with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease
25 Clues: very numerous • feeling of sickness • hold the attention of • an infection or disease • not penitent or remorseful • to make immune to infection • courage in pain or adversity • a whip used as an instrument of punishment • blowing air or medicated powder into the lungs • an individual animal, plant, piece of a mineral • the ability of a pathogen to establish an infection • ...
immune system crossword puzzle study guide 2015-01-20
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- salk/ developed a vaccine for polio
- immunity/ accuired by the introduction of antibodies from an external source
- system/ cleans out foreign substances (third line of defense)
- fit onto the outside of a germ, like a key in a lock
- oldest life form on earth, third highest cause of disease
- responses/ how our body rids itself of germs
- first line of defense
- traps microorganisms
- caused by heredity, unhealthy lifestyle, environmental, hazards, and normal aging process
- system/ what can bacteria infect
- resistance/ antibotics wont work
- nodes, organs/ part of the third line of defense is:
- response/ second line of defense
- of body increases/ when the body has a general infection
- once the invader has been identified ________ produce antibodies
- medication to fight harmful disease
- a type of blood cell and destroys pathogens
- special white blood cells that remember specific pathogens
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- can be caused by less then 1% of bacteria
- if the infection is viral, cells release:
- of area increases/ in the case of a cut chemicals are released and this causes:
- bacteria/ our immune system protects us from harmful invaders such as:
- washes away foreign bodies
- when bacteria divides
- caused by pathogens and are contagious
- a dead or weekend form of the virus that is purposely introduced to the body
- contains enymes and kills invaders
- immunity/ ability for our immune system to "remember" pathogens and defeat it
- deadly poision
- bacteria with ________ connects to other bacteria
30 Clues: deadly poision • traps microorganisms • when bacteria divides • first line of defense • washes away foreign bodies • system/ what can bacteria infect • resistance/ antibotics wont work • response/ second line of defense • contains enymes and kills invaders • salk/ developed a vaccine for polio • medication to fight harmful disease • caused by pathogens and are contagious • ...
Health 2024-06-02
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- Treatment aimed at relieving or healing a disorder.
- A physical or mental feature indicating a condition of disease.
- A medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms.
- A hypersensitive reaction of the immune system to a substance.
- A condition in which the force of the blood against artery walls is too high, also known as high blood pressure.
- Pertaining to the heart and blood vessels.
- The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms.
- The process by which living organisms obtain and utilize food material.
- The state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal.
- Intended to prevent disease.
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- A chronic disease that affects how the body turns food into energy, leading to high blood sugar.
- A biological preparation that provides active acquired immunity to a particular infectious disease.
- The ability of an organism to resist infections or toxins through antibodies or white blood cells.
- A microorganism that can cause disease.
- A medication that relieves pain.
- The body's response to injury or infection, causing redness, heat, swelling, and pain.
- A small infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism.
- The set of life-sustaining chemical reactions in organisms to convert food into energy.
- A waxy substance found in your blood that's necessary for building cells but can be harmful in excess.
- A condition characterized by excessive body fat.
20 Clues: Intended to prevent disease. • A medication that relieves pain. • A microorganism that can cause disease. • Pertaining to the heart and blood vessels. • A condition characterized by excessive body fat. • Treatment aimed at relieving or healing a disorder. • A hypersensitive reaction of the immune system to a substance. • ...
Immune System Crossword 2024-05-27
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- An organ that stores and filters blood and makes white blood cells that protect you from infection
- Cells that present antigens to T cells to initiate an immune response
- a fluid that flows through the lymphatic system
- A type of T cell that kills infected cells
- A type of T cell that helps control the immune response
- The body's general, non-specific type of immunity
- A complex network of cells, tissues, organs, and the substances they make that help the body fight infections and other diseases.
- Release histamine and other chemicals during allergic reactions
- An organism that causes disease
- Soft tissue in the center of bones that produce red and white blood cells
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- A type of adaptive immune cell that produces antibodies that neutralize pathogens
- A type of T cell that assists other cells in the immune response
- A type of innate immune cell that engulfs and digests pathogens and dead cells
- Another term for white blood cells (WBC)
- A type of innate immune cell that attacks a destroys virus-infected cells and tumor cells
- The body's specific type of immunity that is built through exposure to pathogens
- A gland behind the breastbone where lymphocytes mature
- cells that combat multicellular parasites and have a role in allergic reactions
- Y shaped proteins that fight microbes and toxins by recognizing antigens on the surface of microbes
- Any molecule that causes an immune response
20 Clues: An organism that causes disease • Another term for white blood cells (WBC) • A type of T cell that kills infected cells • Any molecule that causes an immune response • a fluid that flows through the lymphatic system • The body's general, non-specific type of immunity • A gland behind the breastbone where lymphocytes mature • ...
Diseases 2023-05-01
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- Tiny one-celled organisms that live nearly everywhere
- A strict isolation imposed to prevent the spread of disease
- the period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the first symptoms
- Primitive life-forms, such as molds or yeasts, that cannot make their own food
- one-celled organisms that have a more complex structure than bacteria
- Any substance that provides active acquired immunity to a particular disease
- A microorganism that causes disease'
- An outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many people in an area
- The smallest and simplest disease-causing organisms
- a disease that can be spread through close contact
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- a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a community or region or during a season
- the ability of microbes to grow in the presence of a chemical (drug) that would normally kill them or limit their growth
- A disease that can be spread to a person from another person, an animal, or an object
- An organism that transmits pathogens from one host to another
- An organism that has a pathogen and can spread it but does not show any symptoms
- An organism on WHICH a parasite lives
- an organism that lives in or on another organism; one who lives off another person
- A disease that spreads over a large area or throughout the world
- Organisms that are so small they can only be seen through a microscope
- Ability of an organism to resist a particular infection
20 Clues: A microorganism that causes disease' • An organism on WHICH a parasite lives • a disease that can be spread through close contact • The smallest and simplest disease-causing organisms • Tiny one-celled organisms that live nearly everywhere • Ability of an organism to resist a particular infection • A strict isolation imposed to prevent the spread of disease • ...
Infectious Diseasess....EWWW 2023-01-23
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- The spread of infectious pathogens
- of a disease or disease-causing organism likely to be transmitted to people, organisms, etc., through the environment.
- smallest known type of infectious agent
- Could last a lifetime. The immunity your body develops to protect you from disease
- Short for TB
- organisms that live in or on another organism and receive nourishment from it
- "Known as the kissing disese"
- Simple organisms that CANNOT make their own food
- Highly contagious viral disease characterized by fever and full body rash
- Tiny hairs that trap pathogens
- The body's natural defense against infection
- C Detected in the blood. Can cause liver cancer
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- Viral infection of the respiratory system with symptoms: headache, muscle ache, fever, etc.
- The softlike, lining of many parts of the body
- Helper Cells
- single-celled organism that are larger than bacteria and have a more complex cell structure
- BCells tunn into plasma to produce this for the body
- confined specific area that includes heat, redness and swelling.
- lung inflammation caused by bacterial or viral infection, in which the air sacs fill with pus and may become solid. Inflammation may affect both lungs
- a member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms which have cell walls but lack organelles and an organized nucleus, including some that can cause disease
- Nickname for influenza
- Throat A bacterial infection in the throat
- The virus that causes AIDS
23 Clues: Helper Cells • Short for TB • Nickname for influenza • The virus that causes AIDS • "Known as the kissing disese" • Tiny hairs that trap pathogens • The spread of infectious pathogens • smallest known type of infectious agent • Throat A bacterial infection in the throat • The body's natural defense against infection • The softlike, lining of many parts of the body • ...
IAL Biology Topic 6 2024-12-10
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- phage DNA is incorporated into host cell chromosome
- raised body temperature as a response to infection
- 2-6 base pair repeated DNA sequences
- a differentiated B cell
- enzyme that digests part of the structure of peptidoglycan
- drug that destroys or prevents the growth of bacteria
- microorganism that is not affected by an antibiotic
- used, along with a microscope, to count cells
- introducing antigens or microbes into an organism to produce artificial active immunity
- molecules recognised by the immune system
- immunity where protective antibodies are transferred
- localised mass of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and macrophages
- phase where e.g. bacteria are adapting to a new environment
- protein coat of a virus
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- outer layer of some viruses - from host cell membrane
- molecules that stimulate cells from the immune system
- study of insects
- chemical released by a virally-infected cell and which prevents virus infecting other cells
- inhibits the growth of bacteria
- released by CD8+ lymphocytes to cause lysis of virus-infected cells
- asexual reproduction in bacteria
- cell that engulfs and digests other cells or pathogens
- thermostable enzyme used in PCR
- type of T cell that kills virus-infected cells
- organism that causes disease
- part of the non-specific response to infection - blood vessel dilation and swelling
- temporary muscle contraction following death
- RNA virus that replicates via a DNA intermediate molecule
- oily antimicrobial substance produced by the skin
- free from any microbial contamination
30 Clues: study of insects • a differentiated B cell • protein coat of a virus • organism that causes disease • inhibits the growth of bacteria • thermostable enzyme used in PCR • asexual reproduction in bacteria • 2-6 base pair repeated DNA sequences • free from any microbial contamination • molecules recognised by the immune system • temporary muscle contraction following death • ...
CROSSWORD SCIENCE GRADE 8 2025-12-29
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- – Type of disease caused by microorganisms and viruses
- – Group of organisms of the same species living together
- – Agents that cause infectious diseases
- – Chemicals used to kill germs on non-living objects
- – Organisms that make their own food
- – Animals that eat plants only
- – White blood cells that help defend the body
- – Weakened or dead germs introduced to stimulate immunity
- – Substances used to destroy germs on living tissues
- – Different populations living in the same habitat
- – Disease caused by the parasite Plasmodium
- – Foreign molecules that enter the body and trigger immunity
- – Non-living environmental factors such as light and temperature
- – Harmful substances released into the environment
- – Proteins produced by white blood cells to fight pathogens
- – Animals that eat both plants and animals
- – Sequence showing transfer of energy through organisms
- – Network of interconnected food chains
- – Enzyme in sweat, saliva and tears that destroys bacteria
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- – Symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit
- – Animals that are active at night
- – Medicines that kill bacteria but not viruses
- – Type of acid in the stomach that kills germs
- – Long sleep during cold conditions to conserve energy
- – Dormant state during hot or dry conditions
- – Relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed
- – Organisms that break down dead and waste matter
- – Place where an organism lives and reproduces
- – Colouring or pattern that helps organisms blend in
- – Mosquito that transmits malaria
30 Clues: – Animals that eat plants only • – Mosquito that transmits malaria • – Animals that are active at night • – Organisms that make their own food • – Agents that cause infectious diseases • – Network of interconnected food chains • – Animals that eat both plants and animals • – Disease caused by the parasite Plasmodium • – Dormant state during hot or dry conditions • ...
Immunotherapy 2023-10-13
8 Clues: B-cell • Coley's toxin • type of immunity • rheumatoid arthritis • Herceptin in breast cancer • inappropriate reaction to self • immunotherapy in hyersensitiviy • Phagocyte and antigen presenting cell
The Immune System 2024-03-10
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- most common white blood cell; phagocytes
- peptides and proteins that serve as important signaling molecules and perform regulatory functions
- destroy cells by nonspecific and specific processes; uses perforins to form pores in enemy cell
- clumping of red blood cells which can block small blood vessels
- the study of the internal defense systems of humans and other animals
- cells with long cytoplasmic extensions; develop from precursor cells in the bone marrow
- are secreted mainly by macrophages to regulate interactions between white blood and other cells; can update while blood cells on immune progress
- a third type of blood cell marker; D antigen
- mast cells that release histamine and other vasodilators
- immune response that must be acquired either passively or actively
- the ingestion of bacteria or other material by phagocytes
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- clinical symptom of widespread inflammation; helps the body fight infection with elevated body temperature that increases phagocytosis; promotes break down of lysosomes to destroy infected cells
- responsible for antibody-mediated immunity; produce specific antibodies that bind to specific antigens
- causes many of the symptoms of allergies; causes inflammation in an attacked area; vasodilators
- perforates the plasma membrane of the target cell
- responsible for cell-mediated immunity; attack body cells infected by invading pathogens
- communicate that an enemy is preset so that cells can start protecting themselves
- human leukocyte antigen complex; self recognition protein
- large phagocytes that develop from monocytes; nongranular white blood cell
- immune response that you are born with; innate; general protection
20 Clues: most common white blood cell; phagocytes • a third type of blood cell marker; D antigen • perforates the plasma membrane of the target cell • mast cells that release histamine and other vasodilators • human leukocyte antigen complex; self recognition protein • the ingestion of bacteria or other material by phagocytes • ...
The Immune System 2024-03-10
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- most common white blood cell; phagocytes
- peptides and proteins that serve as important signaling molecules and perform regulatory functions
- destroy cells by nonspecific and specific processes; uses perforins to form pores in enemy cell
- clumping of red blood cells which can block small blood vessels
- the study of the internal defense systems of humans and other animals
- cells with long cytoplasmic extensions; develop from precursor cells in the bone marrow
- are secreted mainly by macrophages to regulate interactions between white blood and other cells; can update while blood cells on immune progress
- a third type of blood cell marker; D antigen
- mast cells that release histamine and other vasodilators
- immune response that must be acquired either passively or actively
- the ingestion of bacteria or other material by phagocytes
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- clinical symptom of widespread inflammation; helps the body fight infection with elevated body temperature that increases phagocytosis; promotes break down of lysosomes to destroy infected cells
- responsible for antibody-mediated immunity; produce specific antibodies that bind to specific antigens
- causes many of the symptoms of allergies; causes inflammation in an attacked area; vasodilators
- perforates the plasma membrane of the target cell
- responsible for cell-mediated immunity; attack body cells infected by invading pathogens
- communicate that an enemy is preset so that cells can start protecting themselves
- human leukocyte antigen complex; self recognition protein
- large phagocytes that develop from monocytes; nongranular white blood cell
- immune response that you are born with; innate; general protection
20 Clues: most common white blood cell; phagocytes • a third type of blood cell marker; D antigen • perforates the plasma membrane of the target cell • mast cells that release histamine and other vasodilators • human leukocyte antigen complex; self recognition protein • the ingestion of bacteria or other material by phagocytes • ...
Lymphatic System 2022-11-03
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- Filters blood, stores large amounts of red blood cells, and destroys fragile red blood cells
- Located upper anterior chest above heart
- immunity developed during lifetime
- Drains lymph from upper right body
- Causes Acquired Immunodeficiency syndrome
- Develops in response to antibodies received
- located at base of tongue
- Swelling and usually in one or both arms or legs
- The body's ability to resist disease
- Transports excess tissue fluid back to the circulatory system
- Spreads through bodily fluids, especially saliva which is why is contracted through kissing
- Develop antibodies in response to an infection
- Largest and drains lymph from left upper body and all of lower body
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- Early symptoms are similar like fatigue, achy muscles, swelling, fever, hair loss and rashes
- Painless swelling of the lymph nodes may be an early sign
- Tiny oval shaped structures located throughout the body including the neck and axillary area
- Located in midline of nasopharynx
- Straw colored fluid that goes between capillary blood and tissues
- Masses of lymphatic tissue that produce lymphocytes and filter bacteria
- Fluid diffuses out of blood with nutrients
- The response is antibody production
- located in the back of throat
- Vary depending on type. Examples of types include carcinoma, lymphoma, leukemia, sarcoma, melanoma
- Overreaction of the the immune system to an allergen such as bee stings, nuts, medications
- Face rash is generally in the shape of a butterfly
- Streptococcus is a common bacterial cause
26 Clues: located at base of tongue • located in the back of throat • Located in midline of nasopharynx • immunity developed during lifetime • Drains lymph from upper right body • The response is antibody production • The body's ability to resist disease • Located upper anterior chest above heart • Causes Acquired Immunodeficiency syndrome • Streptococcus is a common bacterial cause • ...
LO 12: Auto-Immunity 2023-03-09
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- What genetic variation accounts for roughly 15% of Crohn's disease?
- This type of selection occurs when a thymocyte expresses a TCR that weakly recognises self-MHC molecules.
- Gluten is predominately composed of glutelin and what other protein?
- Which amino acid is primarily responsible for making gluten hard to digest?
- The components of gluten are ____ resistant.
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- What antibody is used to test for coeliac disease?
- Rheumatic Fever is caused by ____?
- This process triggers autoimmunity due to pathogenic antigens looking similar to host antigens.
- This variant of the MCH class II is the main genetic risk factor for coeliac disease.
- Your risk of getting multiple sclerosis is increased 32-fold when infected with this virus.
- Autoimmunity and inflammatory diseases are _____ due to their multiple triggers.
- The major S. pyogenes antibodies are N-acetyl-βD-glucosamine and ____?
12 Clues: Rheumatic Fever is caused by ____? • The components of gluten are ____ resistant. • What antibody is used to test for coeliac disease? • What genetic variation accounts for roughly 15% of Crohn's disease? • Gluten is predominately composed of glutelin and what other protein? • The major S. pyogenes antibodies are N-acetyl-βD-glucosamine and ____? • ...
Immunology Exam#1 Review 2021-01-20
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- Chemicals produced by T helper cells to stimulate other white blood cells.
- Nonspecific cytokine that warns neighboring cells when infected by a virus.
- Type of T cells which kills infected cells.
- An immunological disorder in which the immune system turns against self (2 words).
- A type of protein that inserts itself into the membrane of pathogens, creating a pore.
- Induces heat, redness, swelling and pain.
- A long-lived lymphocyte that responds to the reintroduction of a specific antigen long after initial exposure is a .... cell.
- Y-shaped proteins produced by B lymphocytes.
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- Phagocytic cell that is derived from a monocyte.
- Programmed cell death.
- The organelle in phagocytes containing enzymes that digest and destroy ingested pathogens.
- Type of immunity that has a fast response.
- Injection of a killed or weakened pathogen or pathogen part that stimulates the production of antibodies.
- A white blood cell that can engulf and absorb bacteria by phagocytosis.
- Small thin-walled blood vessels from which white blood cells can leave the blood to enter the tissues.
- Bean-shaped glands found in the lymphatic system containing white blood cells (2 words).
- Place where B lymphocytes maturation occurs (2 words).
- Self markers that bind with with foreign antigen.
- Gland where T lymphocytes mature.
- A disease-causing organism including bacteria, virus and fungus.
- The most common form of white blood cell.
- Type of immunity that has a slow response.
22 Clues: Programmed cell death. • Gland where T lymphocytes mature. • Induces heat, redness, swelling and pain. • The most common form of white blood cell. • Type of immunity that has a fast response. • Type of immunity that has a slow response. • Type of T cells which kills infected cells. • Y-shaped proteins produced by B lymphocytes. • ...
Antibiotics and Vaccination 2020-12-02
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- Substances that help create immune memory without ever being "infected" with the disease
- A needed
- A bacteria that survives antibiotic treatment is considered to be ... .
- Drugs developed to treat bacterial infections
- A group of vulnerable individuals who cannot get vaccinated and are dependent on herd immunity to protect them
- Antibiotic ... is a potential public health threat
- A cold or the flu are a type of ... and do not require antibiotic treatment
- This type of immunity is created within a population if a critical number of people are vaccinated
- A term to describe how well a vaccine is able to protect individuals vaccinated and prevent disease
- A specific type of viruses that infects bacteria
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- One way to tackle the antibiotic resistance is to make sure doctors are prescribing the ... antibiotics
- ... variation is used by pathogens for immune evasion
- Bacterias are able to share ... with each other
- Important to ensure to avoid major side effects of vaccination
- Raising public ... on when to take antibiotics and when not is an important way to stop antibiotic resistance
- Once a disease does not exist anymore, it is said to be e.... .
- A virus that has been eradicated since 1977
- Development of antibiotics is costing a lot of ... .
- Antibiotics used in ... are thought to drive the antibiotic resistance
- The common name for a particle/molecule causing immune system activation
- A triple-vaccine that once once falsely accused of causing autism
21 Clues: A needed • A virus that has been eradicated since 1977 • Drugs developed to treat bacterial infections • Bacterias are able to share ... with each other • A specific type of viruses that infects bacteria • Antibiotic ... is a potential public health threat • Development of antibiotics is costing a lot of ... . • ... variation is used by pathogens for immune evasion • ...
Leukon Morphology, Function, & Kinetics 2024-10-27
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- WBC pool readily recognized and actively evaluated by machines running CBCs
- The utilization of chemical attractants to "recruit" cells to a site of inflammation
- Cytokine responsible for Eosinophil differentiation
- Neonatal animal in which you may readily visualize neutrophil granules
- Location that Lymphocytes are carried to by Efferent Lymphatics
- Lymphatics by which Lymphocytes exit Lymph Nodes
- Cytokine directly involved in differentiation of Basophils
- Stain that eosinophils have an affinity for, reason for red staining
- Specialized dendritic cell in skin
- Etiology primarily associated with Neutrophilic action
- Species with a 1:3 marginal pool:circulating pool ratio of Neutrophils
- Lymphocyte type involved in cell-mediated immunity
- Stain that basophils have an affinity for, reason for blue/purple staining
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- Lymphocyte type involved in humoral immunity
- Leukon pattern in which you would expect a non-pathologic neutrophilia, lymphopenia, +/- Eosinopenia, Monocytopenia
- Secreted by Eosinophils in response to hypersensitivity reactions
- White Blood Cell that commonly exhibits non-pathologic vacuolization
- Nuclear change that can be visualized in Neutrophils under the influence of glucocorticoids
- Enzyme present in primary granules of Neutrophils, responsible for cell marking and breaking down cell membranes
- White Blood Cell with the highest N:C Ratio
- Lymphatics that take Lymphocytes to Lymph Nodes
- Tissue in which there is a substantial marginating pool of Monocytes
- Glucocorticoid that can stimulate the release of Neutrophils from the marginating pool into the circulating pool
- Secreted by Mast Cells and Basophils, associated with hypersensitivity reactions
24 Clues: Specialized dendritic cell in skin • White Blood Cell with the highest N:C Ratio • Lymphocyte type involved in humoral immunity • Lymphatics that take Lymphocytes to Lymph Nodes • Lymphatics by which Lymphocytes exit Lymph Nodes • Lymphocyte type involved in cell-mediated immunity • Cytokine responsible for Eosinophil differentiation • ...
Chapters 16 and 24 2019-05-05
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- Any abnormal medical condition
- Any disease causing agent
- Vulnerable /ant.
- Infectious /syn.
- Dilates blood vessels and increases blood flow
- Kills or inhibits growth of a living organism
- Protein released in response to a pathogen
- Plague /syn.
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- Infection /syn.
- Large scale disease spread
- Protein released by the body to fight an infection
- Shrink /ant.
- Sticky fluid made by membranes in your body
- Contains weakened pathogen to help stimulate an immune response
- Disinfect /ant.
- Single-celled living organism
16 Clues: Shrink /ant. • Plague /syn. • Infection /syn. • Disinfect /ant. • Vulnerable /ant. • Infectious /syn. • Any disease causing agent • Large scale disease spread • Single-celled living organism • Any abnormal medical condition • Protein released in response to a pathogen • Sticky fluid made by membranes in your body • Kills or inhibits growth of a living organism • ...
Lymphatic System 2024-03-18
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- a blood protein produced in response to a specific antigen
- tube shaped sac attached to and opening into the lower end of the large intestine
- the short term immunity which results from the introduction of antibodies from another person
- small bean shaped structures that filter substances that travel through lymph
- colorless fluid containing white blood cells
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- two masses in the back of the throat that filter put germs that enter through the nose and mouth
- being resistant to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
- abdominal organ involved in the production and removal of blood cells and forming part of the immune system
8 Clues: colorless fluid containing white blood cells • a blood protein produced in response to a specific antigen • being resistant to a particular infectious disease or pathogen • small bean shaped structures that filter substances that travel through lymph • tube shaped sac attached to and opening into the lower end of the large intestine • ...
Infection Control 2025-03-26
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- infection small confined area
- no symptoms
- non-disease producing bacteria
- disease producing bacteria
- a type of standard precaution
- produced by the immune response
- mites or insects
- can prevent certain viruses
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- disease spreads to one person to another
- render a harmless substance to the body
- infection that's transferred through the body
- body's ability to destroy infectious agents
- also known as germs
- contact skin to skin
- molds and yeast that produce diseases
- smaller than bacteria
16 Clues: no symptoms • mites or insects • also known as germs • contact skin to skin • smaller than bacteria • disease producing bacteria • can prevent certain viruses • infection small confined area • a type of standard precaution • non-disease producing bacteria • produced by the immune response • molds and yeast that produce diseases • render a harmless substance to the body • ...
The immune response 2022-10-18
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- An organism’s ability to resist infection
- Killer T cells
- An infectious microbe
- Serine proteases that trigger programmed cell death
- Antigenic determinants
- Another word for antibodies
- Respond to pathogenic chemicals released during infection.
- Single cell organisms
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- A Y shaped protein
- Pathogens are?
- Signaling molecule that binds to receptors to trigger a reaction
- Cell division
- Antibody-mediated immune response
- Engulfs foreign materials to trigger immune response.
- White blood cells.
- A substance designed to stimulate production of antibodies
16 Clues: Cell division • Pathogens are? • Killer T cells • A Y shaped protein • White blood cells. • An infectious microbe • Single cell organisms • Antigenic determinants • Another word for antibodies • Antibody-mediated immune response • An organism’s ability to resist infection • Serine proteases that trigger programmed cell death • Engulfs foreign materials to trigger immune response. • ...
Survivor: The Crossword Puzzle 2018-11-27
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- An amusing person to spend the day with
- Pop stars in Japan
- Do you know a person that can solve this?
- Misheard lyric to 'Annie Are You Okay'
- Exemption earned through victory
- A synthetic star
- Ankle biter
- An ill-fated ride
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- An unbearable challenge in mud
- Next stage in evolution, overthrowing mankind
- The lowest scoring bowman
- Pink, white, and red all over
- Survivor's first idol
- Can't be seen coming
- Bring me
- Awarding the top ranking student at the academy
16 Clues: Bring me • Ankle biter • A synthetic star • An ill-fated ride • Pop stars in Japan • Can't be seen coming • Survivor's first idol • The lowest scoring bowman • Pink, white, and red all over • An unbearable challenge in mud • Exemption earned through victory • Misheard lyric to 'Annie Are You Okay' • An amusing person to spend the day with • Do you know a person that can solve this? • ...
Scythe Crossword Puzzle 2021-03-03
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- Annual Scythe meeting
- Term for a group of scythes
- Defiant girl to scythes
- Artificial intelligence that governs the world
- The lead scythe of the book
- Heals bodies quickly
- Lettuce of the family
- Used to give immunity
- Forbidden robe color
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- The story's setting
- Martial art used by scythes
- loves to splat for fun
- Term for a scythe's work
- What Citra and Rowan become
- Required to be written in by scythes
15 Clues: The story's setting • Heals bodies quickly • Forbidden robe color • Annual Scythe meeting • Lettuce of the family • Used to give immunity • loves to splat for fun • Defiant girl to scythes • Term for a scythe's work • Martial art used by scythes • Term for a group of scythes • The lead scythe of the book • What Citra and Rowan become • Required to be written in by scythes • ...
Thunderhead Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-29
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- The first world supreme blade
- Killing, Murdering
- Where they live
- How Purity and her troop wanted to kill the Scythes
- Turning young again
- Those who keep the population average
- Not wanted
- This is what Goddard gets as his punishement in Endura
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- 7 of these live on Endura
- coming back to life
- Leader of their charter region
- How the Scythes acces their knowledge
- The Cloud
- They work for the AI
- Kissing a ring
15 Clues: The Cloud • Not wanted • Kissing a ring • Where they live • Killing, Murdering • coming back to life • Turning young again • They work for the AI • 7 of these live on Endura • The first world supreme blade • Leader of their charter region • How the Scythes acces their knowledge • Those who keep the population average • How Purity and her troop wanted to kill the Scythes • ...
Roberson Chapter 5 2013-06-09
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- Most defendants plea ________
- _________ v. North Carolina
- A finding of guilty or not guilty
- ____________ examiner
- ________ immunity
- Word once used by grand jury to ignore the indictment
- Investigates unnatural deaths
- For tactical reasons the defense may request a __________ of the initial appearance.
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- Formal document considered by grand jury
- _______ bill is issued when the grand jury determines the case should be referred to trial.
- _________ of guilty plea
- _________ contendere
- Double _____________
- _________ indictment
- ________ over for trial
15 Clues: ________ immunity • _________ contendere • Double _____________ • _________ indictment • ____________ examiner • ________ over for trial • _________ of guilty plea • _________ v. North Carolina • Most defendants plea ________ • Investigates unnatural deaths • A finding of guilty or not guilty • Formal document considered by grand jury • ...
unit 4 2017-09-26
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- brinjal without seeds
- substance used to ferment Bread
- name of earthworm
- famous cheese product which is very soft
- common name for tea and coffee
- protein which controls carbohydrate metabolism
- substrate of milk bacteria
- copies of DNA
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- He discovered Penicillin
- repositary of DNA
- process by which Beer is made
- new term used for a new organism
- Dead beacteria used to confer immunity
- organism that produces citric acid
- result of sewage treatment
15 Clues: copies of DNA • repositary of DNA • name of earthworm • brinjal without seeds • He discovered Penicillin • result of sewage treatment • substrate of milk bacteria • process by which Beer is made • common name for tea and coffee • substance used to ferment Bread • new term used for a new organism • organism that produces citric acid • Dead beacteria used to confer immunity • ...
Biosecurity Crossword 2025-09-06
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- Disease that spreads from animals to humans
- Isolation to prevent disease spread
- Single-celled microorganism, some pathogenic
- Biological preparation for immunity
- Organism that transmits pathogens
- Organism or environment where pathogens persist
- Period between infection and symptoms
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- Organism’s complete genetic material
- Sudden increase of disease cases in a region
- Organism infected by a pathogen
- Global outbreak of disease
- Microbe that causes disease
- Protein that neutralizes pathogens
- Microscopic infectious agent
- Infectious misfolded protein
15 Clues: Global outbreak of disease • Microbe that causes disease • Microscopic infectious agent • Infectious misfolded protein • Organism infected by a pathogen • Organism that transmits pathogens • Protein that neutralizes pathogens • Isolation to prevent disease spread • Biological preparation for immunity • Organism’s complete genetic material • Period between infection and symptoms • ...
PE Crossword #3 2026-02-02
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- Essential rest for the body
- Practices that prevent illness
- Time the body needs to rest and heal
- Science of eating well
- Body’s defense against illness
- Exercise that raises your heart rate
- Permission and respect for boundaries
- Capacity to do work or activity
- Proper body alignment
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- Protection from harm
- Tissue that enables movement
- Maintaining proper fluid levels
- Physical activity for fitness
- Stability in physical or mental health
- Overall physical health
15 Clues: Protection from harm • Proper body alignment • Science of eating well • Overall physical health • Essential rest for the body • Tissue that enables movement • Physical activity for fitness • Practices that prevent illness • Body’s defense against illness • Maintaining proper fluid levels • Capacity to do work or activity • Time the body needs to rest and heal • ...
IMMUNOLOGY AND SEROLOGY 2024-05-27
Biomed Crossword 2021-03-24
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- bacteria grow in groups called .........
- A method of bacterium movement that involves an arm-like projection filled with cytoplasm.
- A protein produced by B cells in the blood that works to impair pathogens.
- Bacteria that are normally inside of us.
- Investigates health-related matters, such as disease outbreaks, and determines their causes and finds treatments.
- A disease perpetually present in a community or population within a specific geographic area.
- A type of lymphocyte that matures in bone marrow and produces antibodies.
- Non-living, microscopic pathogens that need a host to reproduce and can be prevented with vaccines.
- A staining technique used to characterize the structure of Gram positive bacteria and Gram negative bacteria.
- The bacteria shape that resembles spirals.
- The growth medium that bacteria is cultured in.
- An organism in which another organism lives.
- The bacteria shape that resembles a sphere.
- A type of immunity that is characterized as mechanisms that are developed throughout life.
- A method of disease transmission that occurs when a host touches an infected individual or is exposed to their body fluids.
- A disorder of structure or function in an organism that results in specific signs or symptoms, may affect a specific location in the organism, and is not a direct result of physical injury.
- An infection contracted inside of a hospital.
- A sudden increase in the occurrence of a disease in a localized area.
- The cause of a disease or condition.
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- The establishment of a disease-causing microorganism within a host.
- Living, single-celled, eukaryotic organisms that may be treated with antiprotozoals.
- The practice and/or process of preventing contamination.
- A method of bacterium movement that involves a tail-like structure.
- Living, microscopic, unicellular, prokaryotic organisms that are treated with antibiotics.
- A clear plastic container used to culture bacteria.
- An epidemic that has spread across several countries or continents and affects a large number of people.
- A method of disease transmission that occurs when a susceptible host inhales infected particles, touches an infected object, or is bitten by an infected host.
- The ability to defend against a pathogen by preventing its entry and/or development or by neutralizing its pathogenic cellular products.
- A scientist who investigates the characteristics of microorganisms.
- A disease that occurs infrequently and irregularly.
- A method of bacterium movement that involves tiny hair-like structures on the outside.
- Anything that stimulates an immune response.
- Living, multicellular, eukaryotic organisms that cause infections using spores that land on or are inhaled by a host.
- Something that causes a disease.
- The bacteria shape that resembles rods.
- A substance used to stimulate an immune response with the goal of creating antibodies and providing immunity to specific infections.
- The protective layer around bacteria.
- Non-living, submicroscopic infectious protein that causes normal proteins in the brain to fold abnormally.
- The color that Gram negative bacteria stains.
- Living multicellular eukaryotic worms
- A type of immunity that is characterized as mechanisms we are born with.
- The color that Gram positive bacteria stains.
- A type of lymphocyte produced by the thymus and involved in the immune response.
43 Clues: Something that causes a disease. • The cause of a disease or condition. • The protective layer around bacteria. • Living multicellular eukaryotic worms • The bacteria shape that resembles rods. • bacteria grow in groups called ......... • Bacteria that are normally inside of us. • The bacteria shape that resembles spirals. • The bacteria shape that resembles a sphere. • ...
Community I - II 2024-10-21
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- this is the number of people who have newly developed the illness or experienced the injury; this rate is calculate by taking the number of new cases divided by the total population and multiplying by 100 to get the percentage rate versus multiplying by 1,000 to get the rate per 1,000
- this assessment determines the needs and interests of the target population
- this form of hepatitis is contracted through IV use, blood, and sometimes through sexual intercourse
- based on this triangle childhood obesity rates can be reduces through programs providing low-fat meal options at public school
- these are parts of a community assessment that include environmental factors, demographic data, economic factors and transportation services
- signs and symptoms will include increased redness and swelling at the injury site, increased fatigue, and fever
- this client population should avoid raw or undercooked foods
- this type of transmission occurs through bites
- this form of hepatitis is contracted through blood and bodily fluids
- Nationally Notifiable _____ include Covid-19, tuberculosis, measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, hepatitis A, B, and C; many of these infections require isolation, vaccination and education
- this domain of learning includes learning through physical movement (autonomic reflexes), coordination(gross and fine motor skills), and the usage of senses
- a key factor to this component of community nursing includes ensuring there is available PPE
- this type of prevention includes screenings, and education specific to clients with medical conditions
- this form of hepatitis is contracted through the fecal-oral route
- with ANY infection the nurse's priority will be ensuring the client receives this
- these infections are transmitted through high-risk behaviors
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- this type of immunity is acquired through vaccination or exposure to a pathogen
- this is the time period between exposure to a pathogen and the onset of symptoms
- this type of immunity is received by the fetus through the placenta
- equality _____ techniques used for process evaluation includes data collection and analysis, continuous monitoring and evaluation, regular feedback and communication with stakeholders
- this type of survey will be completed in Community II; it assesses the physical environment and resources of a community through observing the physical environment, interviewing community members, reviewing demographic data and local health policies/regulations, and evaluating access to healthcare facilities
- these and questionnaires are methods used to collect direct data
- this type of prevention includes support groups, rehabilitation services for chronic conditions, and workplace safety to prevent addition injuries
- there are 3 of these schedules published by the CDC, one is for adults, one is for children, and the other is for children that need to catch up
- prevention strategies include hand hygiene and covering respiratory secretions from spreading
- community health nurses have taken appropriate actions when requests for vaccinations increase
- this type of immunity reduces the spread of disease within a population
- these are provided to clients through including the client and family in the decision making process and providing education materials in the language used in the home
- this type of immunity occurs when the immune system produces antibodies in response to exposure to a pathogen or vaccine
- community health nurses use this technique as an intervention
- this is another name for tuberculosis testing and a positive result is recognized as induration of greater than 15mm at the site and will require the client is educated and spread prevention is provided
31 Clues: this type of transmission occurs through bites • this client population should avoid raw or undercooked foods • these infections are transmitted through high-risk behaviors • community health nurses use this technique as an intervention • these and questionnaires are methods used to collect direct data • ...
mafia 2025-01-08
Topic 11.1 Antibody production and vaccination 2022-03-02
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- A compound that is released by cells in response to injury and causes allergic and inflammatory reactions, causing contraction of smooth muscle and dilation of capillaries. (9)
- antibodies Monoclonal antibodies that are selected for attaching to an antibody + target molecule antigen for the testing line in a lateral flow test, or for the antibody alone fro the control line. (22)
- Substance deliberately introduced into a body to produce and immune response and develop memory cells (7)
- Type of white blood cell that is part of the immune system: Includes B and T cells (10)
- B lymphocytes that do not become plasma cells but remain dormant until reactivated by the same antigen. (6, 5)
- antibodies Antibodies produced by a single clone of B lymphocytes and that are therefore identical in structure and antigen specificity. (21)
- Proteins secreted by cytotoxic T cells to aid in antigen destruction (9)
- An immune response in which the binding of antibodies to the surface of a microbe facilitates phagocytosis of the the microbe by a macrophage (12)
- Immunity gained either by vaccination or receiving ready made anti bodies (10)
- Membrane proteins that are covalently bonded to carbohydrates, forming part of the glycocalyx (13)
- vaccine Vaccine composed of a weakened form of the pathogen that is generally unable to cause disease (18)
- Molecules on the surface of cells which can trigger an immune response. (8)
- A cell hybrid produced in vitro by the fusion of a lymphocyte that produces antibodies and a myeloma tumour cell in order to produce a continuous supply of a specific antibody. (9)
- Branch of medical science concerned with the incidence, distribution, and control of diseases that affect large numbers of people. (12)
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- Cells that develop from B cells and produce antibodies. (6, 5)
- presenting cell __________ ___________ cell (APC): a cell that displays antigen bound by major histocompatibility complex (MHC) proteins on its surface; may be macrophages, B cells or dendritic cells (23)
- Immunity to infection acquired either by prior infection or through antibodies from the mother e.g. in breast milk (7)
- A membrane phospholipid with one or more covalently attached carbohydrates, forming part of the glycocalyx (11)
- selection ____________ selection: The activation of more than one type B-cell on exposure to a foreign microbe due to the many different antigens on its surface. (20)
- response __________ response: Initial response to a specific antigen, where T and B lymphocytes are activated and specific antibodies and memory cells to the antigen produced. (16)
- Type of white blood cell that is part of the immune system including B and T cells (10)
- Clumping of microorganisms or blood cells, typically due to an antigen-antibody interaction. (13)
- Protein that is produced by lymphocytes and that attaches to a specific antigen. (10)
- response The adaptive immune response provoked by a second exposure to an antigen. It differs from the primary response by starting sooner and building more quickly. (9)
- Group of proteins on cell surfaces that help the immune system distinguish between self and non-self (3)
- the short-term immunity that results from the introduction of antibodies from another person or animal (7)
- A form of acquired immunity in which the body produces its own antibodies against disease-causing antigens, may be natural or artificial (6)
27 Clues: Cells that develop from B cells and produce antibodies. (6, 5) • Proteins secreted by cytotoxic T cells to aid in antigen destruction (9) • Molecules on the surface of cells which can trigger an immune response. (8) • Immunity gained either by vaccination or receiving ready made anti bodies (10) • ...
Vocabulary Set 11 2024-02-20
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- The challenge is rather to develop policies that will get the stragglers vaccinated to ensure that enough of the population is immunized to surpass the _______ needed for herd immunity.
- he stragglers vaccinated to _____ that enough of the population is immunized to surpass the thresholds needed for herd immunity.
- But it is much more _______, given the diversity of humanity’s ethical and cultural norms, to impose vaccinations on a population.
- It is one thing to be certain (as Nature is) that widespread immunization is a _____ tool for public health.
- not least by alienating parents and increasing _____ of vaccines in a country where various health scandals
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- and _____ on the administration’s greater responsibility to work patiently hand in hand with health-care workers and the public to improve what is already high take-up of vaccines.
- the heavy-handed law could do something that nobody involved wants: fuel further ______ resistance to life-saving vaccines.
- But it is much more contentious, given the diversity of humanity’s ethical and cultural norms, to _____ vaccinations on a population.
- Countering such misinformation is important, but does not alone ____ the basis for a coherent vaccine policy.
- But in a country where ‘liberté’ is one of the three ______ of the national motto, the heavy-handed law could do something that nobody involved wants: fuel further unfounded resistance to life-saving vaccines.
- The challenge is rather to develop policies that will get the stragglers vaccinated to ensure that enough of the population is immunized to ______ the thresholds needed for herd immunity.
11 Clues: not least by alienating parents and increasing _____ of vaccines in a country where various health scandals • It is one thing to be certain (as Nature is) that widespread immunization is a _____ tool for public health. • Countering such misinformation is important, but does not alone ____ the basis for a coherent vaccine policy. • ...
