immunity Crossword Puzzles
Rainy Season Wellness Tips 2024-04-08
7 Clues: Drinking water regularly • Practice of keeping the environment clean • Waterproof footwear worn to keep feet dry • Essential nutrient found in citrus fruits • Activity to boost immunity and reduce stress • Financial protection against unexpected events. • Popular hot beverage enjoyed during rainy weather.
Human Health and Dosease 2024-07-19
6 Clues: test for typhoid • most infectious disease • malignant form of malaria • vaccination based on this principle • fifty percent of total lymphoid tissue • body’s inherent capacity to fight against the disease
The Polio Vaccine 2025-02-13
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- Sabin The American physician who developed the oral polio vaccine (OPV) in the 1960s.
- Polio Vaccine A polio vaccine made from live but weakened poliovirus, developed by Albert Sabin and taken orally.
- Schedule A recommended set of vaccines given at specific ages to protect children from various diseases, including polio.
- The ability of the body to resist or fight off infection, typically after vaccination or previous exposure to the pathogen.
- Trial A large-scale experiment conducted to assess the effectiveness and safety of a vaccine in real-world conditions, often involving thousands of participants.
- The complete and permanent reduction to zero of the worldwide incidence of a specific disease through deliberate efforts.
- The clear liquid part of blood that is used in vaccines to carry antibodies or antigens.
- Proteins produced by the immune system to neutralize or destroy pathogens like viruses or bacteria.
- Eradication Initiative A worldwide effort, led by organizations such as the WHO and UNICEF, to eradicate polio by vaccinating every child.
- Chain A system of storing and transporting vaccines at controlled temperatures to ensure they remain effective.
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- A viral disease that can cause paralysis or death, primarily affecting children under five years old.
- A biological preparation that provides active immunity to a specific infectious disease.
- Safety The process and studies ensuring vaccines do not cause harm and are safe to administer.
- Shedding The release of viruses from the body, which can happen when someone receives an oral vaccine and may spread the virus to others.
- Polio Vaccine A polio vaccine made from killed (inactivated) poliovirus, developed by Jonas Salk and administered through injection.
- Salk The American virologist who developed the first effective inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) in the 1950s.
- Health Organization An international organization working to promote health worldwide, which has been crucial in the global fight to eradicate polio.
17 Clues: Sabin The American physician who developed the oral polio vaccine (OPV) in the 1960s. • A biological preparation that provides active immunity to a specific infectious disease. • The clear liquid part of blood that is used in vaccines to carry antibodies or antigens. • ...
Biology, Chapter 20 (Part 1) 2025-03-18
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- The primary purpose of a vaccine is to train the immune system to recognize a particular _______________and be prepared to begin a secondary response to it. (pp. 408-9)
- _____________ __ cells remain behind after an infection in order to ensure that future invasions by the same kind of pathogen are quickly dealt with. (p. 408)
- ____________ glands within the skin excrete organic substances such as sugars and amino acids. (p. 402)
- Lymph is identical in composition to blood ______________. (p. 406)
- From superficial to deep, the correct order of the layers of the integumentary system is epidermis, _______________, subcutaneous layer. (p. 401)
- ________________ tissue makes up not only the skin, but also the linings of other structures as well, such as blood vessels. (p. 397)
- Substances that can trigger an inflammatory response from the immune system are called ________________. (pp. 394, 405)
- Ways in which the skin helps maintain __________________ include regulating body temperature, protecting the body from antigens, and excreting waste products. (p. 403)
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- Melanin, the pigment that determines a person's skin color, is produced in the_______________. (p. 401)
- Macrophages engulf foreign particles, cytokines lyse infected cells, and memory T cells are circulated to prevent reinfection in cell-______________ immunity. (p. 407)
- In ____________immunity, the body produces its own antibodies to protect itself. (p. 407)
- _______________-______________immunity is an active form of immunity. (pp. 407-8)
- _______________ helps maintain homeostasis in the body both by regulating temperature and by ridding the body of harmful waste products. (p. 403)
- Vitamin D, produced in the skin in response to exposure to_______________, is a necessary nutrient for healthy bones. (p. 404)
- The ____________ tissue receives and responds to sensory information. (p. 396)
- Functions of ____________ include transporting antibodies to sites of infection, supplying nourishment to body tissues, and circulating memory T cells throughout the body (pp. 406-7)
16 Clues: Lymph is identical in composition to blood ______________. (p. 406) • The ____________ tissue receives and responds to sensory information. (p. 396) • _______________-______________immunity is an active form of immunity. (pp. 407-8) • In ____________immunity, the body produces its own antibodies to protect itself. (p. 407) • ...
CROSSWORD 2021-07-16
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- World Health Organisation
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Substances in blood that fight diseases
- State in which people that have been exposed to an infectious disease are placed
- Ability to not be affected by a disease
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- Chemical agent that destroys viruses
- Public healthcare staff
- Restriction policy for people to stay where they are
- Newly discovered virus which causes an infectious disease
- Epidemic of an infectious disease that has spread across a large area
- Covers a part of the face and protects from viruses
11 Clues: Public healthcare staff • World Health Organisation • Personal Protective Equipment • Chemical agent that destroys viruses • Substances in blood that fight diseases • Ability to not be affected by a disease • Covers a part of the face and protects from viruses • Restriction policy for people to stay where they are • ...
Defence mechanisms - Key words 2017-01-10
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- gland where T cells mature
- type of response which is cell
- disease-causing agent
- enzymes found in the lysosome
- type of white blood cell which are either T or B
- produced by the plasma cells made by the B cells
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- the correct name for T killer cells
- cells responsible for the secondary immune response
- proteins on the cell surface membrane or cell walls
- immunity linked to B lymphocytes
- type of white blood cell that ingest and destroy pathogens
11 Clues: disease-causing agent • gland where T cells mature • enzymes found in the lysosome • type of response which is cell • immunity linked to B lymphocytes • the correct name for T killer cells • type of white blood cell which are either T or B • produced by the plasma cells made by the B cells • cells responsible for the secondary immune response • ...
Latin America 2024-03-27
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- Most people in Latin America are Roman ______ (Christian)
- The second most spoken language in Latin America
- The main language of this country is Portuguese
- Historical term for trade among 3 regions
- Native Americans had no ______ to European diseases
- Native (original) inhabitants of an area
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- Europe, Asia, and _______ make up the old world
- This exchange was named after Christopher Columbus
- Large farm devoted to growing cash crops
- Most of Latin America was colonized by this country
- Spanish and Portuguese come from the ______ Empire language (Latin)
11 Clues: Large farm devoted to growing cash crops • Native (original) inhabitants of an area • Historical term for trade among 3 regions • Europe, Asia, and _______ make up the old world • The main language of this country is Portuguese • The second most spoken language in Latin America • This exchange was named after Christopher Columbus • ...
Fitness and Nutrition Crossword 2025-12-02
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- What you body needs every day to grow and stay healthy.
- Any movement that uses energy.
- Not having enough of this can cause dehydration
- Strengthened by eating fruits and vegetables.
- A unit that measures how much energy food provides.
- What food becomes when eating habits are harmful.
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- Carbs, protein, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water.
- Weight gain caused by overeating high calorie foods.
- Physical movement that strengthens your body.
- Builds and repairs muscles.
- Guidelines for choosing healthy foods.
11 Clues: Builds and repairs muscles. • Any movement that uses energy. • Guidelines for choosing healthy foods. • Physical movement that strengthens your body. • Strengthened by eating fruits and vegetables. • Not having enough of this can cause dehydration • What food becomes when eating habits are harmful. • A unit that measures how much energy food provides. • ...
The human immune system 2020-08-13
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- What type of immunity are T-cells involved in
- The body's first line of defense
- What compound stimulates inflammation?
- T-cells develop a _ to efficiently destroy the same pathogen in the future
- What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells
- What is the most abundant white blood cell?
- Common non-living pathogens
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- Scientific name for antibodies
- The molecule that is recognized by the body as self or non-self
- The lymphocytes that produce the antibodies to destroy
- Where are T-cells made?
- Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth
12 Clues: Where are T-cells made? • Common non-living pathogens • Scientific name for antibodies • The body's first line of defense • What compound stimulates inflammation? • Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth • What is the most abundant white blood cell? • What type of immunity are T-cells involved in • What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells • ...
stellar survivor crossword 2021-03-16
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- The first immunity challenge
- The person sent to exile island
- The amount of people who have been voted out
- The show that our theme is based off of
- The third person voted out
- Host who has played nine survivor games
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- The person who got the highest score in the first idol challenge
- The amount of specs
- The person who accused us of cheating
- The castaway with the most likes on their post
- The first castaway posted on our account
- What was used to decide the tribes during tribe swaps?
12 Clues: The amount of specs • The third person voted out • The first immunity challenge • The person sent to exile island • The person who accused us of cheating • The show that our theme is based off of • Host who has played nine survivor games • The first castaway posted on our account • The amount of people who have been voted out • The castaway with the most likes on their post • ...
Brunner's Tetanus 2022-03-30
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- of tetanus bacteria are everywhere
- tetanus can lead to _____ in blood pressure and fast heart rate
- what type of immunity is tetanus?
- tetanus can be _____ causing death
- Most common in ______
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- in tetanus sometimes muscle spasms are so severe that can result in _______
- tetanus causes approximately _____ per year
- ______ is a form of tetanus occurs in newborn infants
- tetanus is sometimes reffered to as _________
- tetanus is caused by _______
- tetanus is a serious disease of ______ system caused by a toxin-producing bacterium
- tetanus is a bacterial infection caused by
12 Clues: Most common in ______ • tetanus is caused by _______ • what type of immunity is tetanus? • of tetanus bacteria are everywhere • tetanus can be _____ causing death • tetanus is a bacterial infection caused by • tetanus causes approximately _____ per year • tetanus is sometimes reffered to as _________ • ______ is a form of tetanus occurs in newborn infants • ...
The Health Puzzle 2023-12-05
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- things that give you energy and strength
- Actively involved in an activity
- a quality that helps you tolerate pressure
- keeping yourself and the environment clean to prevent disease
- a state when you don’t feel fit and energetic
- the ability to bend without breaking
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- actions or activities performed regularly
- a condition where you are able to perform tasks without getting tired
- a state where you are free from disease
- a chemical present in our bones and teeth
- energetic exercises to increase blood flow
- being strong to resist getting unwell
12 Clues: Actively involved in an activity • the ability to bend without breaking • being strong to resist getting unwell • a state where you are free from disease • things that give you energy and strength • actions or activities performed regularly • a chemical present in our bones and teeth • energetic exercises to increase blood flow • a quality that helps you tolerate pressure • ...
Geography Topic 4 Lesson 3 2024-12-04
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- the ability of the body to fight a disease
- Who set the Line of Demarcation?
- a Brazilian tree that was valued because its wood produced a reddish-purple dye
- The faith the Spanish wanted to convert South American to.
- Brazil's most valuable export
- An imaginary line that divides the non-European world into two zones.
- planned course of government action
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- The treaty that established the Line of Demarcation
- What Killed thousands of Incas?
- disorder
- Portuguese explorers and slave hunters
- Person who captured and killed Atahualpa
12 Clues: disorder • Brazil's most valuable export • What Killed thousands of Incas? • Who set the Line of Demarcation? • planned course of government action • Portuguese explorers and slave hunters • Person who captured and killed Atahualpa • the ability of the body to fight a disease • The treaty that established the Line of Demarcation • ...
Immune System 2021-10-18
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- 'Killer' versions of T cells
- immune response that is used to destroy infected cells
- invading virus or bacteria
- White blood cells
- Form of second line immunity, appearing as swelling and redness
- bind to receptors on helper t cells simulation rapid mitosis
- proteins that bind to antigens, making them easier targets for phagocytes
- surface structures of invading virus or bacteria
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- A cell that consumes antigens
- a type of B cell
- part of an antigen
- globular protein associated with the immune system
- Serine proteases that trigger programmed cell death
- cell division
- an attenuated virus or bacteria that trigger an immune response in memory cells
- Antibody-mediated immune response
- breakdown of the cell wall
17 Clues: cell division • a type of B cell • White blood cells • part of an antigen • invading virus or bacteria • breakdown of the cell wall • 'Killer' versions of T cells • A cell that consumes antigens • Antibody-mediated immune response • surface structures of invading virus or bacteria • globular protein associated with the immune system • ...
Treating Disease 2023-02-07
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- You can be protected again some diseases by having a ________
- Athletes _______ is caused by a fungus
- Antibiotics do not help with _______ infections
- The first antibiotic discovered was __________
- ___________ is an example of a painkiller
- Bacteria are treated with _________
- _____ is a viral infection
- Hay ________ can be treated with antihistamines
- Food _________ can be caused by e-coli bacteria
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- You can treat some viral infections using _________ drugs
- Fungal infections are treated with _________ drugs
- __________ relieve the symptoms of an illness
- White _______ cells are stimulated by vaccines
- The common _____ is caused by a virus
- Drugs need to be _________ in clinical trials before they are given to people
- Vaccines can provide _________ from a disease
- A _______ is a pathogen that can cause viral disease
- ________ are a pathogen that can release toxins that make us ill
18 Clues: _____ is a viral infection • Bacteria are treated with _________ • The common _____ is caused by a virus • Athletes _______ is caused by a fungus • ___________ is an example of a painkiller • __________ relieve the symptoms of an illness • Vaccines can provide _________ from a disease • White _______ cells are stimulated by vaccines • ...
Arrival in Canada 2017-05-01
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- completely control of the market for a certain good or service
- not-Christian
- the settling of issues or disputes without giving offence
- trap
- being false, betraying someone
- one of the East India companies chartered by European sovereigns to establish worldwide trading connections
- lord
- non-believer, in this case, non-Christian
- a group of islands
- a common mineral with a ale brass-yellow colour
- a terrible, often fatal, disease caused by a lack of vitamin C
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- royal documents that set out terms and permission
- the period in England in the sixteenth century whent he Roman Catholic Church was reformed
- resistance to disease
- made gentle, happy
- people living near the Bay of Biscay
- English navigators, often pirates
17 Clues: trap • lord • not-Christian • made gentle, happy • a group of islands • resistance to disease • being false, betraying someone • English navigators, often pirates • people living near the Bay of Biscay • non-believer, in this case, non-Christian • a common mineral with a ale brass-yellow colour • royal documents that set out terms and permission • ...
Arrival in Canada 2017-04-25
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- trap
- complete control of the market for certain goods and services
- non-believer, in this case, non-christian
- being false, betraying someone
- the period in England in the sixteenth century when the roman Catholic Church was reformed
- one of the East India companies chartered by European sovereigns to establish worldwide trading connections
- the settling of issues or disputes without giving offence
- lord
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- people living near the Bay of Biscay's
- resistance to disease
- royal documents that set out terms and permission
- English navigators, often pirates
- non-christian
- a group of islands
- made gentle, happy
- a terrible, often fatal, disease caused by lack of vitamin c
- a common mineral with a pale brass-yellow colour
17 Clues: trap • lord • non-christian • a group of islands • made gentle, happy • resistance to disease • being false, betraying someone • English navigators, often pirates • people living near the Bay of Biscay's • non-believer, in this case, non-christian • a common mineral with a pale brass-yellow colour • royal documents that set out terms and permission • ...
Disease and vaccination 2020-07-04
8 Clues: another word for pain • COVID-19 is a type of • another word for present • bring or come to an abrupt stop • the only disease to be fully eradicated • if a disease spread from one person to another • treatment to produce immunity against a disease • the process of separation typically during a disease
The Secret of the Yellow Death 2025-04-24
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- requiring much skill and effort
- to guard or defend something to keep it safe
- a substance used to build and immunity to a disease
- respect
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- to show approval or to praise by clapping
- the inhabitant (people) living in a certain area or region
- children
- the wealth and resources used to buy and sell goods
8 Clues: respect • children • requiring much skill and effort • to show approval or to praise by clapping • to guard or defend something to keep it safe • the wealth and resources used to buy and sell goods • a substance used to build and immunity to a disease • the inhabitant (people) living in a certain area or region
Role of microorganism in health 2021-05-28
7 Clues: dicovered vaccine • penicillin obtained from here • scientists discovered penicillin • first vacine was made for this disease • capability of a person to resist disease • help in buildings antibiotics and fight to invader • these microorganisms kill or stop the growth of disease causing microorganism
Blood 2022-07-08
7 Clues: B and T cells • Help form blood clots • Part of the immune system • Liquid in which blood is suspended • have a role in defence and immunity Cells • Protect the body against bacterial infection • Transport oxygen and carbon dioxide around the body
Organisms and biological classification 2021-09-16
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- anything that causes a reaction in a organism
- the study of naming and classifying organisms
- strand of DNA enclosed in a protein coat
- there are _ levels in classification
- a plant cell, like a seed, that can make a new plant
- an organism that can feed itself
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- the most basic living unit
- invertebrates that have a hard outer shell
- the ability to resist infection again
- a protein that protects cells from a virus
10 Clues: the most basic living unit • an organism that can feed itself • there are _ levels in classification • the ability to resist infection again • strand of DNA enclosed in a protein coat • invertebrates that have a hard outer shell • a protein that protects cells from a virus • anything that causes a reaction in a organism • the study of naming and classifying organisms • ...
Olympics and Covid-19 2021-07-24
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- trained in exercises, games or contest.
- de Janeiro, place where the last Olympic Games were held.
- limitations.
- dead microorganism introduced in the body to produce immunity
- use of a substance to illegally improve the athletic performance
- what do the five olympic rings represent?
- of material covering the face for protection.
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- disease attacking the world al the moment.
- portable device that carries the olympic flames
- prohibited
10 Clues: prohibited • limitations. • trained in exercises, games or contest. • what do the five olympic rings represent? • disease attacking the world al the moment. • of material covering the face for protection. • portable device that carries the olympic flames • de Janeiro, place where the last Olympic Games were held. • ...
Text 2: China's Covid Surge 2023-02-19
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- sudden or unexpected (pg. 1)
- when something spreads between people (pg. 2)
- any water that has been used, and now contains waste (pg. 3)
- to walk slowly or tired (pg. 1)
- variant a newly discovered, distinct genetic alteration (pg. 3)
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- protected from infection (pg. 3)
- to lead, cause, or initiate an action (pg. 1)
- an alteration or change (pg. 2)
- to motivate with reward (pg. 1)
- worn out or weary (pg. 1)
10 Clues: worn out or weary (pg. 1) • sudden or unexpected (pg. 1) • an alteration or change (pg. 2) • to motivate with reward (pg. 1) • to walk slowly or tired (pg. 1) • protected from infection (pg. 3) • to lead, cause, or initiate an action (pg. 1) • when something spreads between people (pg. 2) • any water that has been used, and now contains waste (pg. 3) • ...
Cetin 2025-04-14
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- A type of medicine used to treat bacterial infections
- One of the five keys principles of medical terminology
- The process of identifying a disease or condition based on symptoms and tests
- A medical term for high blood pressure
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- Name one of the muscle fiber compositions.
- What provide muscles?
- State of physical,mental and social well-being.
- A substance that helps the body develop immunity to a disease
- Digests food
- Objective.Doctor observe
10 Clues: Digests food • What provide muscles? • Objective.Doctor observe • A medical term for high blood pressure • Name one of the muscle fiber compositions. • State of physical,mental and social well-being. • A type of medicine used to treat bacterial infections • One of the five keys principles of medical terminology • ...
Lawyer Talk 2025-01-14
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- A legal representative in court.
- A lawyer entitled to practice as an advocate.
- Protection from legal liability under certain conditions.
- A person bringing a lawsuit in court.
- An individual accused in a court case.
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- A legal decision serving as a rule for future cases.
- The side pursuing charges in a trial.
- The authority of a court to hear a case.
- The process of taking legal action.
- A writ ordering someone to attend court.
10 Clues: A legal representative in court. • The process of taking legal action. • The side pursuing charges in a trial. • A person bringing a lawsuit in court. • An individual accused in a court case. • The authority of a court to hear a case. • A writ ordering someone to attend court. • A lawyer entitled to practice as an advocate. • ...
Albinism crossword puzzle 2025-05-05
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- What fungal infection affects the scalp
- What class of drug resuces inflammaation
- What pigment is deficient in albinism
- What skin conditions present with scaling and redness
- What method uses imaging to visualize internal organs
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- What autoimmune skin disease causes blisters
- What is administered to stimulate immunity
- What organ is primarily affected in albinism besides the skin
- What hormone is insufficient in diabetes
- What type of inheritance pattern does albinism usually follow
10 Clues: What pigment is deficient in albinism • What fungal infection affects the scalp • What class of drug resuces inflammaation • What hormone is insufficient in diabetes • What is administered to stimulate immunity • What autoimmune skin disease causes blisters • What skin conditions present with scaling and redness • What method uses imaging to visualize internal organs • ...
Spain in America 2024-08-15
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- A large farm
- A fort
- A spanish explorer.
- A spring of running water of such marvelous virtue.
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- Two wealthy empires.
- Made the first Spanish landing on the east coast of present day Florida.
- A town in the Spanish-ruled lands.
- A conquistador who landed on the east coast of present day Mexico.
- Resistance,such as to disease.
- A religious community where farming was carried out and native Americans were converted to Christianity.
10 Clues: A fort • A large farm • A spanish explorer. • Two wealthy empires. • Resistance,such as to disease. • A town in the Spanish-ruled lands. • A spring of running water of such marvelous virtue. • A conquistador who landed on the east coast of present day Mexico. • Made the first Spanish landing on the east coast of present day Florida. • ...
Crossword Puzzle-Credentialing & Privileging Terms 2025-10-17
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- Initial process before reappointment
- Process of granting specific clinical duties (Privileges)
- Periodic review of provider performance (Abbr.)
- Governing document for Medical Staff operations
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- Verification of provider qualifications
- Federal law granting legal immunity for medical peer reviews
- Staff Software used to manage provider files (Hint: MD-_____)
- Formal approval to practice within a facility
- National database for provider reports (Abbr.)
- The Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act, abbreviated (3 letters)
10 Clues: Initial process before reappointment • Verification of provider qualifications • Formal approval to practice within a facility • National database for provider reports (Abbr.) • Periodic review of provider performance (Abbr.) • Governing document for Medical Staff operations • Process of granting specific clinical duties (Privileges) • ...
Miscellaneous Immune System 2022-03-21
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- A complex network of cells, tissues, organs, and the substances they make that helps the body fight infections and other diseases
- results when exposure to a disease organism triggers the immune system to produce antibodies to that disease
- is a mean by which the body is given immunity to a disease by intentional exposure to small quantities of it
- help protect the body from infection and may help fight cancer. Also called T lymphocyte and thymocyte.
- is the antibody protection your body creates against a germ once you've been infected with it
- involves the production of two types of lymphocytes B and T cells which are specific to the invading particle
- A type of immune cell that can surround and kill microorganisms, ingest foreign material, and remove dead cells. It can also boost immune responses
- called B lymphocyte
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- A protein made by plasma cells (a type of white blood cell) in response to an antigen
- physical and chemical barriers that are always ready and prepared to defend the body from infection
- treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease; inoculation
- when a person is given antibodies to a disease rather than producing them through his or her own immune system
- is nonspecific resistance that destroys invaders in a generalized way without targeting specific individuals
- A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood and lymph tissue
- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms, removes dead cells, and stimulates the action of other immune system cells
- is a type of white blood cell that is part of the immune system. There are two main types B cells and T cells
16 Clues: called B lymphocyte • treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease; inoculation • A protein made by plasma cells (a type of white blood cell) in response to an antigen • A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood and lymph tissue • ...
Chapter 3 crossword 2020-09-15
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- concludes it is a risk beforehand
- action done completely unlawful
- signs a wavier in advance
- when a person does something that is not legally his/hers to perform
- when a person does NOT do something that should be done
- protects government officials
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- the failure to do what a careful and prudent person would have done under the same circumstances
- action done wrong
- the person who is getting sued
- the person who sues
- a private wrong or injury caused by another person
11 Clues: action done wrong • the person who sues • signs a wavier in advance • protects government officials • the person who is getting sued • action done completely unlawful • concludes it is a risk beforehand • a private wrong or injury caused by another person • when a person does NOT do something that should be done • ...
5.00 Animal Reproduction 2023-03-28
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- The release of the egg cell from the ovary
- First milk produced after a mammal gives birth, contains antibodies for offspring's immunity
- The time when the female animal is receptive to be breed, also called heat
- Union of the sperm and egg cells
- Removal of female reproductive organs
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- Length of time which the female is pregnant
- The removal of Testicles
- Milk production
- act of giving birth
- age when animals reach sexual maturity and can reproduce
- Length of time between one period and the next
11 Clues: Milk production • act of giving birth • The removal of Testicles • Union of the sperm and egg cells • Removal of female reproductive organs • The release of the egg cell from the ovary • Length of time which the female is pregnant • Length of time between one period and the next • age when animals reach sexual maturity and can reproduce • ...
Nutrition and Exercise 2023-11-02
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- Parts of food that boost your immunity, growth, and cells
- can be found in bread, cereal, tortillas, and pasta
- good mental and physical condition
- Particles in food that benefit your body and other needs
- Increase in ability/strength
- Important food group containing oranges, apples, vitamins, and bananas
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- Important food group containing broccoli, tomatoes, lettuce, and carrots
- Eating healthy foods that benefit your body
- Important food group containing milk, cheese, and yogurt
- Important food group containing meat, fish, nuts, and beans
- Moving your body physically
11 Clues: Moving your body physically • Increase in ability/strength • good mental and physical condition • Eating healthy foods that benefit your body • can be found in bread, cereal, tortillas, and pasta • Important food group containing milk, cheese, and yogurt • Particles in food that benefit your body and other needs • ...
Ancient India Terms to Know 2024-01-08
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- the language of Ancient India
- land surrounded on three sides by water
- social hierarchy into which people of India were divided
- nomadic migrants into the Indus Valley
- belief that one is born into new lives after death
- seasonal winds
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- the belief that good or bad actions are returned in life or rebirth
- administering a small amount of a disease to built immunity to said disease
- laws of right living
- a large landmass
- state of bliss and release from suffering
11 Clues: seasonal winds • a large landmass • laws of right living • the language of Ancient India • nomadic migrants into the Indus Valley • land surrounded on three sides by water • state of bliss and release from suffering • belief that one is born into new lives after death • social hierarchy into which people of India were divided • ...
Endocrine 2024-11-21
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- hormone usually from anterior pituitary gland
- alteration in hormone's rate of secretion
- located in mediastinum and plays role in immunity
- sensory structure-responds to a specific stimulus
- lipid soluble hormone like estrogen, testosterone, and cortisol
- small gland located in brain
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- pea size gland located in floor of cranium
- organ that has both endocrine and exocrine functions
- the gland that is ductless and secretes hormones
- secretes T3, T4, and calcitonin
- substance secreted by an endocrine gland into blood
11 Clues: small gland located in brain • secretes T3, T4, and calcitonin • alteration in hormone's rate of secretion • pea size gland located in floor of cranium • hormone usually from anterior pituitary gland • the gland that is ductless and secretes hormones • located in mediastinum and plays role in immunity • sensory structure-responds to a specific stimulus • ...
Ecology 2019-01-10
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- / A quick-growing eastern Asia climbing plant
- / Only eats plants
- / Able to survive on its own
- / The concentration of toxins in an organism as a result in ingesting other plants/animals
- / A basin filled with animal waste
- / Cause in a severe loss on the body's cellular immunity
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- / Causes a release in toxins, cause fisherman to have short-term memory loss
- / Spread by elm bark beetles
- / Representation of show biomass
- / Unlimited resources result in a:
- / The accumulation of substances
- / movement of a motile cell or organism
12 Clues: / Only eats plants • / Able to survive on its own • / Spread by elm bark beetles • / Representation of show biomass • / The accumulation of substances • / Unlimited resources result in a: • / A basin filled with animal waste • / movement of a motile cell or organism • / A quick-growing eastern Asia climbing plant • ...
The human immune system, lymphocytes (Bui Bao Lam, n10640801) 2020-08-13
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- What type of immunity are T-cells involved in
- The body's first line of defense
- What compound stimulates inflammation?
- T-cells develop a _ to efficiently destroy the same pathogen in the future
- What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells
- What is the most abundant white blood cell?
- Common non-living pathogens
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- Scientific name for antibodies
- The molecule that is recognized by the body as self or non-self
- The lymphocytes that produce the antibodies to destroy
- Where are T-cells made?
- Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth
12 Clues: Where are T-cells made? • Common non-living pathogens • Scientific name for antibodies • The body's first line of defense • What compound stimulates inflammation? • Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth • What is the most abundant white blood cell? • What type of immunity are T-cells involved in • What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells • ...
BPK 375 Crossword Puzzle 2014-02-23
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- chromosome complement of the cell
- under control of more than one gene
- malformations present at birth
- wrong number of chromosomes due to non-disjunction
- formation of primitive streak
- external agent that cause congenital malformations
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- produced at 24 weeks to maintain patency of alveoli
- study that samples many different individuals at a time
- site of insulin production
- type of immunity that is conferred on the fetus by transfer of maternal antibodies
- forms axis for vertebral column during neuralation
- a disorder that develops when the pituitary gland produces too much growth hormone
12 Clues: site of insulin production • formation of primitive streak • malformations present at birth • chromosome complement of the cell • under control of more than one gene • forms axis for vertebral column during neuralation • wrong number of chromosomes due to non-disjunction • external agent that cause congenital malformations • ...
Babary Pirates 2023-02-09
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- When the Barbary Pirates were most active
- What America did to the port of Tripoli
- Another word for safety
- North-African countries are called
- American's sea army
- The sea where most battles took place
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- Country that had their port blockaded
- The President who had to deal with the Barbary Wars
- The country that took most of the soldiers for ransom
- People who steal on boats
- People who were considered workers without pay
- Us and Tripoli went to ____ over the price to send soldiers back
12 Clues: American's sea army • Another word for safety • People who steal on boats • North-African countries are called • Country that had their port blockaded • The sea where most battles took place • What America did to the port of Tripoli • When the Barbary Pirates were most active • People who were considered workers without pay • ...
Keywords and Definitions 2021-02-03
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- give weak form of disease as protection
- medicine that treats infections by killing bacteria
- heating liquid to kill microorganisms
- romans built to transport fresh water
- not affected by disease
- organism that can only be seen through a microscope
- an X-ray that provides a cross section of human body
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- substance that slows the growth of microorganisms
- belief that the body consists of: black bile, yellow bile, blood and phlegm
- a heart monitor invented in the 1900s
- a substance that provides immunity against a disease
- unpleasant smell or vapour
12 Clues: not affected by disease • unpleasant smell or vapour • a heart monitor invented in the 1900s • heating liquid to kill microorganisms • romans built to transport fresh water • give weak form of disease as protection • substance that slows the growth of microorganisms • medicine that treats infections by killing bacteria • organism that can only be seen through a microscope • ...
Human circulatory system 2021-05-03
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- Blood cells that have single-celled walls
- Transport of oxygen happens through hemoglobin.
- play important role in the immunity
- Major part of the circulatory system
- carry oxygenated blood from the heart to different organs
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- Blood component that is straw-colored liquid and viscous
- Carry deoxygenated blood from different organs to the heart.
- Pulmonary artery carries impure blood to
- present in veins to prevent backflow of blood.
- Connective tissue
- Similar to blood but RBCs are absent in it
- Help to form clots and stop bleeding.
12 Clues: Connective tissue • Major part of the circulatory system • Help to form clots and stop bleeding. • play important role in the immunity • Pulmonary artery carries impure blood to • Blood cells that have single-celled walls • Similar to blood but RBCs are absent in it • present in veins to prevent backflow of blood. • Transport of oxygen happens through hemoglobin. • ...
WHOS MY SECRET FRIEND 2021-06-04
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- Nama Makeup series YL
- YL skincare series
- EO yang selalu orang sebut untuk sakit gigi
- Nama eo ni ada kene mengena dengan one of ARS Ole Oiler members
- Item ni benilai 50.75PV
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- This blend of Ruta, Valerian, and Lavender essential oils is perfect to help you wind down after a long day
- Diffuser yang mempunyai speaker
- Antara yang selalu di suggest untuk masalah kencing manis
- Antara eo eo good for immunity
- My top Big Why (Secret Friend Korang)
- One of RDT EO
- This eo is taken from Japanese Wood
12 Clues: One of RDT EO • YL skincare series • Nama Makeup series YL • Item ni benilai 50.75PV • Antara eo eo good for immunity • Diffuser yang mempunyai speaker • This eo is taken from Japanese Wood • My top Big Why (Secret Friend Korang) • EO yang selalu orang sebut untuk sakit gigi • Antara yang selalu di suggest untuk masalah kencing manis • ...
Epidemiology 2024-06-25
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- Native to a particular region or environment.
- Actions taken to stop something bad from happening.
- Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a group of people.
- State of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.
- Scientist studying the spread of diseases in populations.
- Global outbreak of a disease affecting large populations.
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- Invasion of the body by pathogens causing illness.
- Practices and beliefs passed down through generations.
- Sudden increase in the incidence of a disease.
- Ability to recover quickly from difficulties.
- Respected leaders in Aboriginal communities.
- Resistance to a particular infection.
12 Clues: Resistance to a particular infection. • Respected leaders in Aboriginal communities. • Native to a particular region or environment. • Ability to recover quickly from difficulties. • Sudden increase in the incidence of a disease. • Invasion of the body by pathogens causing illness. • Actions taken to stop something bad from happening. • ...
Immune System 2024-10-10
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- General protection from invading microbes
- the defense system composed of the skin, mucous membrane, phagocytes, inflammation, etc
- A foreign particle in the body
- another name for B cells
- the location where T-cells develop
- Type of white blood cell that surrounds and destroys invading microbes
- weakened or killed antigen which when injected promotes immunity
- another name for a white blood cell
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- system that protects the body from infection
- another name for T cells
- location where B-cells develop
- The process of white blood cells engulfing and surrounding microorganisms
12 Clues: another name for T cells • another name for B cells • location where B-cells develop • A foreign particle in the body • the location where T-cells develop • another name for a white blood cell • General protection from invading microbes • system that protects the body from infection • weakened or killed antigen which when injected promotes immunity • ...
The French Revolution 2013-05-17
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- Name of the Louis XIV's palace
- Everybody else
- Tax of one tent year income
- Standard of people in French
- Tax on salt
- Big change, to go around a circle
- Where the palace build
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- King or queen who works with a gorvernment chosen bu the people
- King or queen with complete power
- An absolute monarch who did not follow the law he made
- Made up of Church member
- Made up of noble in France
- The most famous king in the history of France
- Tax on land
- A stand in, when the king is too young
- A special advantage, immunity, permission, right, or benefit granted to or enjoyed by an individual, class, or caste
- Chief minister of King Louis XIV
17 Clues: Tax on land • Tax on salt • Everybody else • Where the palace build • Made up of Church member • Made up of noble in France • Tax of one tent year income • Standard of people in French • Name of the Louis XIV's palace • Chief minister of King Louis XIV • King or queen with complete power • Big change, to go around a circle • A stand in, when the king is too young • ...
Digestion and Excretion 2023-03-22
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- choice of what living things eat or drink
- molecule that caries energy within cells
- how vitamins functions as
- eat mainly plants and algae
- long term absence from the diet of one or more essential nutrient
- eat other animals
- nutrients required for normal body functions
- eat meat and plants
- caused from overnourishment
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- animals store excess calories
- organic molecules required in the diet in small amounts
- simple inorganic nutrients
- plays a minor role in immunity
- the result of a diet that consistently supplies less chemical energy than what the body needs
- energy is stored in the bonds of chemical compunds
- part of the large intestine and connected to the small intestine
- the act of eating
17 Clues: the act of eating • eat other animals • eat meat and plants • how vitamins functions as • simple inorganic nutrients • eat mainly plants and algae • caused from overnourishment • animals store excess calories • plays a minor role in immunity • molecule that caries energy within cells • choice of what living things eat or drink • nutrients required for normal body functions • ...
Circulatory System Review 2020-02-09
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- Upper chambers of the heart
- One way valve separating left atria from left ventricle
- Liquid portion of the blood
- Molecule in red blood cells that bind with oxygen
- Type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin
- Takes oxygenated blood from the lungs back to the heart
- Takes deoxygenated blood from heart to lungs
- Smallest type of blood vessel
- Helps in clotting
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- Disease in which there are problems with blood clotting
- One way valve separating right atria and right ventricle
- Type of blood cell involved in immunity
- Disease in which some red blood cells are deformed
- Color representing deoxygenated blood
- Type of blood vessel moving blood TO the heart
- Lower chambers of the heart
- Largest artery in the body
17 Clues: Helps in clotting • Largest artery in the body • Upper chambers of the heart • Liquid portion of the blood • Lower chambers of the heart • Smallest type of blood vessel • Color representing deoxygenated blood • Type of blood cell involved in immunity • Type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin • Takes deoxygenated blood from heart to lungs • ...
Circulatory System Review 2020-02-09
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- Lower chambers of the heart
- Type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin
- Type of blood cell involved in immunity
- Takes deoxygenated blood from heart to lungs
- Helps in clotting
- Takes oxygenated blood from the lungs back to the heart
- Smallest type of blood vessel
- Liquid portion of the blood
- One way valve separating right atria and right ventricle
- Molecule in red blood cells that bind with oxygen
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- Largest artery in the body
- Disease in which there are problems with blood clotting
- Disease in which some red blood cells are deformed
- Color representing deoxygenated blood
- Type of blood vessel moving blood TO the heart
- One way valve separating left atria from left ventricle
- Upper chambers of the heart
17 Clues: Helps in clotting • Largest artery in the body • Lower chambers of the heart • Upper chambers of the heart • Liquid portion of the blood • Smallest type of blood vessel • Color representing deoxygenated blood • Type of blood cell involved in immunity • Type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin • Takes deoxygenated blood from heart to lungs • ...
The Lymphatic System 2025-03-18
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- Matures T-cells (white blood cells for immunity)
- Transports Lymph throughout the body
- A Type of white blood cell that is crucial in the immune system
- Created by B lymphocytes
- Produces white blood cells
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- Filters blood and helps fight infections
- Traps pathogens from the mouth and throat
- Filters lymph and trap pathogens
8 Clues: Created by B lymphocytes • Produces white blood cells • Filters lymph and trap pathogens • Transports Lymph throughout the body • Filters blood and helps fight infections • Traps pathogens from the mouth and throat • Matures T-cells (white blood cells for immunity) • A Type of white blood cell that is crucial in the immune system
Racism/Audism and Postdeafness Immunity Challenge 2023-04-26
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- Later, the author “LD” states he sees himself in the “________________” to show that he is an important contributor to making the world “vibrant and stimulating” and that diversity is essential. (p238)
- The author states “I BELIEVE THAT DEAF PEOPLE, LIKE BLACK PEOPLE, ARE VICTIMS OF [THE] CULTURE OF _________” (p248)
- The overlapping of Race, Gender, Socioeconomic Status, Sexual Orientation, Deafness with regard to identity
- As Davis explains, the notion of challenging the established ideas of how DEAF people identify themselves is known as ________________
- Beginning in the late 19th century, a shift was made to “improve the human race” and _________ considered a “cure” for the Deaf “race”.
- Dunn uses this antagonist to argue that most preconceived ideas about race and disability from a position of __________ are ridiculous, including the notion that ‘raising black or deaf children without fixing them is abuse.’
- When looking to identify the deaf community, this group does not fit the “language minority” deaf identity.
- The stage of Hardiman and Jackson's Racial Identity Theory that correlates to “interaction and more understanding of deaf people” (p245)
- One problem with the “Ethnicity model” of Deafness is that this model assumes you can only be ____ ethnicity.
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- The final step on Neil Glickman’s Deaf Identity Development Scale (p242)
- As society progressed, there have been many changes in the acceptable terminology that is used. For example, race changed to ethnicity and eugenics changed in to ________
- Dunn concludes by referencing Delpit’s description of the culture of power, where she suggests that “Those with power are frequently least aware of or least willing to acknowledge its existence. Those with ____________ are often most aware of its existence.” (p248)
- Dunn makes his point through the use of a fictional antagonist known as ____________ (p235)
- When discussing the idea of a deaf man enjoying an interpreted performance of Othello, WHM’s difficulty understanding this concept stems from his inability to see sign language as ______________ to english. (p240)
- In chapter 14, author Lindsey Dunn compares audism with ____________
- The other links several ideas/problems with Identity Politics, including: Historically, identity is linked to idea of inherited traits (genetic), groups are stigmatized as having bad blood, bad genes, disease, that Postmodern thought having an effect, that DNA sequencing/mapping does not show racial variation, and that it is problematic to have _____ categories and binary choices.
16 Clues: In chapter 14, author Lindsey Dunn compares audism with ____________ • The final step on Neil Glickman’s Deaf Identity Development Scale (p242) • Dunn makes his point through the use of a fictional antagonist known as ____________ (p235) • The overlapping of Race, Gender, Socioeconomic Status, Sexual Orientation, Deafness with regard to identity • ...
Daily Crossword 2022-12-07
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- The period of time that no longer exists.
- Someone who treats psychological issues.
- Newly received information about recent events.
- When someone is free of injury or illness.
- A injection used to give immunity.
- A settlement that is smaller than a town.
- a person who reports.
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- A structure used to represent a person or event.
- A Disease which makes it hard to swallow and breath.
- Time that is still to come.
- A electronic for recording films or videos.
- The study of past events.
- A unit of heredity that is transferred by children.
13 Clues: a person who reports. • The study of past events. • Time that is still to come. • A injection used to give immunity. • Someone who treats psychological issues. • The period of time that no longer exists. • A settlement that is smaller than a town. • When someone is free of injury or illness. • A electronic for recording films or videos. • ...
Chapter 15 vocabulary 2021-03-15
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- a union of states or provinces
- to do with navigation or shipping on the sea
- a person who wants Quebec to become a independent country
- a settlement that springs up quickly
- the cultivation of fish or water plants
- Revolution peaceful change in the gov't of Quebec
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- a person's ancestry
- a natural resistance to a disease
- the native language of the Inuit
- person who speaks French as his 1st language
- to force someone to leave his or her native land
- borealis the colorful bands of light
- poll carved pole having the symbols of a tribe
13 Clues: a person's ancestry • a union of states or provinces • the native language of the Inuit • a natural resistance to a disease • a settlement that springs up quickly • borealis the colorful bands of light • the cultivation of fish or water plants • to do with navigation or shipping on the sea • person who speaks French as his 1st language • ...
Survivor: Borneo 2023-11-18
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- Castaway featured in an eminem music video
- Country this season took place in
- Sue describes her tribe mates as this reptile
- Rudy admits he is friends with Richard, but not in a ____ way
- Unique finale viewers in millions)
- Richard's preferred attire
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- First jury member in survivor history
- Seans unique ___ strategy for voting people out
- Only survivor player born in the 1920s
- This fan-made term applies to situations in which one tribe or alliance systematically eliminates the other in rapid succession
- Number of castaways who would play again
- Won the most individual immunity challenges
- Number of unanimous votes
13 Clues: Number of unanimous votes • Richard's preferred attire • Country this season took place in • Unique finale viewers in millions) • First jury member in survivor history • Only survivor player born in the 1920s • Number of castaways who would play again • Castaway featured in an eminem music video • Won the most individual immunity challenges • ...
COVID 19 Vaccine Mandate 2024-02-11
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- A suspension of weakened or killed microorganisms that provides active immunity once inside the body
- Group member name starting with "L" (GIRL)
- Respect for a patient's right to self determination
- The duty to "do no harm"
- Treating all people equally and equitably
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- The duty to "do good"
- To make something a requirement
- Word for moral rights and wrongs
- Group member name starting with "L" (BOY)
- Group member name starting with "J"
- An infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 Virus
- Group member name starting with "T"
- DE Governor that put the Delaware vaccine mandate into effect
13 Clues: The duty to "do good" • The duty to "do no harm" • To make something a requirement • Word for moral rights and wrongs • Group member name starting with "J" • Group member name starting with "T" • Group member name starting with "L" (BOY) • Treating all people equally and equitably • Group member name starting with "L" (GIRL) • ...
crossword puzzle 2024-08-01
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- The final or most important thing.
- An advantage or good result from something.
- To look into something carefully to find out more about it.
- To make something better.
- Very important and necessary.
- Not enough or not suitable for a purpose.
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- To give a brief explanation of the main points.
- To go backward or turn something backward.
- The ability of the body to fight off diseases.
- The way you see or understand something.
- Ready to be used or obtained.
- To get rid of something you don't need or want.
- Almost not; just enough to be noticed.
13 Clues: To make something better. • Ready to be used or obtained. • Very important and necessary. • The final or most important thing. • Almost not; just enough to be noticed. • The way you see or understand something. • Not enough or not suitable for a purpose. • To go backward or turn something backward. • An advantage or good result from something. • ...
Food and Your Health 2025-01-24
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- High in calcium and vitamin K
- Full of energy and vitamins, eaten with sauce
- Powerful grain breakfast, good for your heart
- Contains all protein building blocks, great plant-based option
- Lowers bad cholesterol
- Rich in vitamin C (protects from colds) and boosts immunity
- are Protein rich, plant-based high in complex carbs
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- Green fruit that is high in fiber and reduces heart disease
- Contains flavanols which improve blood flow
- Veggie good for circulation and reducing inflammation
- Contains omega-3 fatty acids (good for brain)
- Breakfast food high in protein and omega-3
- Protein rich grain, high in fiber
13 Clues: Lowers bad cholesterol • High in calcium and vitamin K • Protein rich grain, high in fiber • Breakfast food high in protein and omega-3 • Contains flavanols which improve blood flow • Full of energy and vitamins, eaten with sauce • Powerful grain breakfast, good for your heart • Contains omega-3 fatty acids (good for brain) • ...
Lymphatic System 2025-03-08
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- Swollen lymph nodes due to infection or disease
- Helps circulate lymph fluid properly
- Cancer of the lymphatic system
- A type of white blood cell important for immune response
- Produces T-cells for immunity
- Unwanted substances eliminated by the lymphatic system
- Swelling caused by lymphatic blockage
- Nodes Small structures that filter harmful substances from lymph
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- Duct Largest lymphatic vessel that drains lymph into the bloodstream
- Lymphatic capillaries that absorb fats in the small intestine
- A microorganism that can cause disease, fought by the immune system
- Lymphatic ducts return lymph to this system
- Largest organ in the lymphatic system, helps fight infection
- Clear fluid that flows through lymphatic vessels
14 Clues: Produces T-cells for immunity • Cancer of the lymphatic system • Helps circulate lymph fluid properly • Swelling caused by lymphatic blockage • Lymphatic ducts return lymph to this system • Swollen lymph nodes due to infection or disease • Clear fluid that flows through lymphatic vessels • Unwanted substances eliminated by the lymphatic system • ...
Chain Of Infection Crossword 2025-09-18
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- Isolating individuals to prevent disease spread
- An animal that carries a pathogen
- Spread through tiny particles suspended in the air
- A sudden increase in disease cases in a specific area
- An object that likely Carry's infectious eg. doorknob
- Cleaning to kill germs and reduce infection
- The Microorganism that causes disease
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- Medicine used to treat bacterial infections
- A substance that helps the immune system prevent infection
- A place where the pathogen normally lives and multiplies
- The body's ability to resist infection
- The way a pathogen moves from one host to another
- The organism the carries the pathogen
13 Clues: An animal that carries a pathogen • The organism the carries the pathogen • The Microorganism that causes disease • The body's ability to resist infection • Medicine used to treat bacterial infections • Cleaning to kill germs and reduce infection • Isolating individuals to prevent disease spread • The way a pathogen moves from one host to another • ...
Health & Disease - Non-Specific Immunity 2013-04-18
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- The disease caused by Plasmodium falciparum
- The way that phagocytes move towards the site of infection
- Proteins and glycoproteins on cell surfaces that can innitiate an immune response
- Cells in the epidermis of the skin that are full of the protein keratin
- Organisms that don't always cause harm to their host
- Phagocytes that act as antigen presenting cells
- Vacuole inside a phagocyte containing a newly ingested pathogen
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- White blood cells
- The genus of bacterium that causes TB
- Phagocytes that have an irregular nucleus with three lobes
- Potent digestive enzymes found inside lysososmes
- Organisms that cause disease when they infect the body
12 Clues: White blood cells • The genus of bacterium that causes TB • The disease caused by Plasmodium falciparum • Phagocytes that act as antigen presenting cells • Potent digestive enzymes found inside lysososmes • Organisms that don't always cause harm to their host • Organisms that cause disease when they infect the body • ...
BPK 375 Crossword Puzzle 2014-02-23
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- site of insulin production
- chromosome complement of the cell
- produced at 24 weeks to maintain patency of alveoli
- study that samples many different individuals at a time
- forms axis for vertebral column during neuralation
- malformations present at birth
Down
- type of immunity that is conferred on the fetus by transfer of maternal antibodies
- a disorder that develops when the pituitary gland produces too much growth hormone
- wrong number of chromosomes due to non-disjunction
- formation of primitive streak
- under control of more than one gene
- external agent that cause congenital malformations
12 Clues: site of insulin production • formation of primitive streak • malformations present at birth • chromosome complement of the cell • under control of more than one gene • wrong number of chromosomes due to non-disjunction • external agent that cause congenital malformations • forms axis for vertebral column during neuralation • ...
Chapter 27 & 28 2014-10-04
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- Color of blood associated with the word: Leukemia
- Lymphoproliferative disorder caused by Epstein-Barr virus 85% of the time
- A decrease in absolute neutrophil count
- High red blood cell counts
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- Cells ultimately derived from lymphoid stem cells
- Name of the specific cell associated with Hodgkin lymphoma
- Sickle cell is immunity to this disease
- Transfusion Treatment in severe cases of anemia
- count measures number of red blood cells in blood
- Universal Donor
- Deficiency Most common type of anemia
- Chest Syndrome Leading cause of hospitalizations related to Sickle Cell
12 Clues: Universal Donor • High red blood cell counts • Deficiency Most common type of anemia • Sickle cell is immunity to this disease • A decrease in absolute neutrophil count • Transfusion Treatment in severe cases of anemia • Cells ultimately derived from lymphoid stem cells • Color of blood associated with the word: Leukemia • count measures number of red blood cells in blood • ...
The human immune system 2020-08-13
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- What type of immunity are T-cells involved in
- The body's first line of defense
- What compound stimulates inflammation?
- T-cells develop a _ to efficiently destroy the same pathogen in the future
- What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells
- What is the most abundant white blood cell?
- Common non-living pathogens
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- Scientific name for antibodies
- The molecule that is recognized by the body as self or non-self
- The lymphocytes that produce the antibodies to destroy
- Where are T-cells made?
- Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth
12 Clues: Where are T-cells made? • Common non-living pathogens • Scientific name for antibodies • The body's first line of defense • What compound stimulates inflammation? • Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth • What is the most abundant white blood cell? • What type of immunity are T-cells involved in • What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells • ...
Age of Exploration and Colonization 2017-07-06
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- An instrument that detects the altitude of the sun and stars
- The movement of people and cultures between Europe and Americas
- A small, light sailing ship
- Native; coming from a place
- A 16th century Spanish explorer
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- A sailor with government permission to rob and attack enemy ships
- The establishing of a people in a place distant from their homeland
- French fur trappers
- The process of going completely around something
- Resistance to a disease
- A fleet of warships
- A Spanish labor system that permits conquerors to enslave native people
12 Clues: French fur trappers • A fleet of warships • Resistance to a disease • A small, light sailing ship • Native; coming from a place • A 16th century Spanish explorer • The process of going completely around something • An instrument that detects the altitude of the sun and stars • The movement of people and cultures between Europe and Americas • ...
Ecology 2019-01-10
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- Pyramid / Representation of show biomass
- / Cause in a severe loss on the body's cellular immunity
- Elm Disease / Spread by elm bark beetles
- Growth Curve / Unlimited resources result in a:
- / The concentration of toxins in an organism as a result in ingesting other plants/animals
- / Only eats plants
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- / The accumulation of substances
- / Causes a release in toxins, cause fisherman to have short-term memory loss
- / A quick-growing eastern Asia climbing plant
- Lagoon / A basin filled with animal waste
- / Able to survive on its own
- / movement of a motile cell or organism
12 Clues: / Only eats plants • / Able to survive on its own • / The accumulation of substances • / movement of a motile cell or organism • Pyramid / Representation of show biomass • Lagoon / A basin filled with animal waste • Elm Disease / Spread by elm bark beetles • / A quick-growing eastern Asia climbing plant • Growth Curve / Unlimited resources result in a: • ...
Guildvivor 2021-11-19
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- A word for someone that played more than one season
- an unexpected turn in the gameshow
- something you earn when you win the challenge
- a phase in Survivor where tribes become one tribe
- A theme for the first season of Guildvivor
- the player that won twice in Guildvivor
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- the player that returned back to the game
- a place where hosts send messages to the castaways
- a place where players vote each other out
- fourth task in Ellioaey
- Current Theme of Guildvivor
- the player that didn't go to Ellioaey
12 Clues: fourth task in Ellioaey • Current Theme of Guildvivor • an unexpected turn in the gameshow • the player that didn't go to Ellioaey • the player that won twice in Guildvivor • the player that returned back to the game • a place where players vote each other out • A theme for the first season of Guildvivor • something you earn when you win the challenge • ...
Immunization 2025-05-26
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- : A vaccine made from a dead pathogen
- : Vaccine given to prevent lockjaw
- : Vaccine component that triggers immune response
- : Vaccine given orally to prevent paralysis-causing virus
- : Vaccine that protects against measles, mumps, and rubella
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- : A toxoid vaccine preventing coughing illness
- : Occurs when a large part of the population is vaccinated
- : Term for a weakened live virus used in some vaccines
- : A protein that helps fight infection
- : First vaccine given at birth in Oman
- : Type of immunity passed from mother to baby
- : Route of rotavirus vaccine administration
12 Clues: : Vaccine given to prevent lockjaw • : A vaccine made from a dead pathogen • : A protein that helps fight infection • : First vaccine given at birth in Oman • : Route of rotavirus vaccine administration • : Type of immunity passed from mother to baby • : A toxoid vaccine preventing coughing illness • : Vaccine component that triggers immune response • ...
On Air 2020-04-23
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- fist bump, banker, eliminates cases
- Buddy,delicious treats, tourist attraction
- entrepreneurs and tycoons
- blind selection, rotating chairs, Sawyer Fredericks
- plinko,cliffhanger,one dollar
- family,famous for being famous
- conceal his/her identities,singing rockin banana,Nick Cannon,
- solo acts and larger groups,global,hough
- speed dating, roses, windmill
Down
- immunity,defend for oneself
- inspires themes,elimination Challenge, judges table
- host, mentor, and head judge, makeup, fashion
- socialites,struggle to do manual tasks
- obstacle courses,Sasuke
- make it work, recycle materials, one hour til show time
- HouseGuests, exile, social experiment
- lead glamorous lives,socialites, consumerism
17 Clues: obstacle courses,Sasuke • entrepreneurs and tycoons • immunity,defend for oneself • plinko,cliffhanger,one dollar • speed dating, roses, windmill • family,famous for being famous • fist bump, banker, eliminates cases • HouseGuests, exile, social experiment • socialites,struggle to do manual tasks • solo acts and larger groups,global,hough • ...
Crossword Assignment (1) 2017-04-25
Across
- non-believer, in this case, non-Christian
- a terrible, often fatal, disease caused by a lack of vitamin C
- complete control of the market for a certain good or service
- the period in England in the sixteenth century when the Roman Catholic Church was reformed
- a common mineral with a pale brass-yellow colour
- royal documents that set out terms and permission
- being false, betraying someone
- people living near the Bay of Biscay
Down
- lord
- resistance to disease
- one of the East India companies chartered by European sovereigns to establish worldwide trading connections
- the settling of issues or disputes without giving offence
- a group of islands
- made gentle, happy
- English navigators, often pirates
- not-Christian
- trap
17 Clues: lord • trap • not-Christian • a group of islands • made gentle, happy • resistance to disease • being false, betraying someone • English navigators, often pirates • people living near the Bay of Biscay • non-believer, in this case, non-Christian • a common mineral with a pale brass-yellow colour • royal documents that set out terms and permission • ...
The Vikings 2017-04-25
Across
- made gentle, happy
- people living near the bay of Biscay
- lord
- a group of islands
- trap
- non believer
- patent royal documents that set out terms and permission
- a terrible, often fatal, disease caused by lack of vitamin C
Down
- the settling of issues or disputes without giving offence
- resistance to disease
- dogs English navigators, often pirates
- the period in England in the sixteenth century when the Roman Catholic Church was reformed
- being false, betraying someone
- completely control of the market for a certain good or service
- not christian
- a common mineral with a pale brass yellow colour
- east India company one of the east India companies charted by European sovereigns to establish worldwide trading connections
17 Clues: lord • trap • non believer • not christian • made gentle, happy • a group of islands • resistance to disease • being false, betraying someone • people living near the bay of Biscay • dogs English navigators, often pirates • a common mineral with a pale brass yellow colour • patent royal documents that set out terms and permission • ...
Adaptive Biotech Labweek 2021 2021-03-21
Across
- Founded in 2009 using immunosequencing to characterize T cell interactions
- An organism's protection from illness or disease
- City near Golden Gate Bridge
- Home to 1962 world's fair
- Spongy tissue found in bones
- Testable interpretation of an event or occurrence
Down
- What immune system uses to identify antigen
- A substance used for chemical reaction(s)
- Device used to transfer relatively small volumes of liquid
- Container to hold liquid; assistant to Dr. Bunsen Honeydew
- Double-helix structure containing genetic information
- Order and placement of nucleotides in a series
- Substance known to trigger immune response(s)
- Without delay
- Device using centrifugal force
- COVID-19 test employing T cells
- Used by T cells to identify antigen(s)
17 Clues: Without delay • Home to 1962 world's fair • City near Golden Gate Bridge • Spongy tissue found in bones • Device using centrifugal force • COVID-19 test employing T cells • Used by T cells to identify antigen(s) • A substance used for chemical reaction(s) • What immune system uses to identify antigen • Substance known to trigger immune response(s) • ...
Part 1 vocabulary BOMT 2025-05-08
Across
- receive a vaccine to produce immunity from a disease
- an intimidating place or experience
- end or break off with idea of resuming later
- clever, smart or original
- silly or high-spirited behavior causing mischief
- a hostile disagreement face-to-face
- avoid or stay away from on purpose
- control or influence someone or something to one's advantage
- avoid speaking or dealing with
- a facial expression of dislike
Down
- a month with strict fasting from sunrise to sunset
- make an attack in return for a similar attack
- two or more parties working together
- hesitantly or with caution
- mixed up or messy
- shake or to go back and forth
- African American cultural festival from December 26th to January 1st
17 Clues: mixed up or messy • clever, smart or original • hesitantly or with caution • shake or to go back and forth • avoid speaking or dealing with • a facial expression of dislike • avoid or stay away from on purpose • an intimidating place or experience • a hostile disagreement face-to-face • two or more parties working together • end or break off with idea of resuming later • ...
Biology for the Naval Officer Crossword v2 2024-03-20
Across
- protein used to organize DNA by wrapping
- one half of a duplicated chromosome
- M-phase
- when a diploid organism has 2 different alleles for a given gene
- S-phase
- three nucleotides that encode an amino acid
- the molecule in hemoglobin that contains iron and binds to oxygen
- full name of DNA
Down
- a novel change to DNA
- when heterozygous individual exhibit a blended or intermediate phenotype
- used for translation
- enzyme that "unzips" DNA
- "color" of blood cell involved in immunity
- protein that cuts DNA based on guide RNA sequence
- shape of diseased erythrocytes
- observable/measurable trait often linked to genotype
- when a diploid organism has 2 identical alleles for a given gene
17 Clues: M-phase • S-phase • full name of DNA • used for translation • a novel change to DNA • enzyme that "unzips" DNA • shape of diseased erythrocytes • one half of a duplicated chromosome • protein used to organize DNA by wrapping • "color" of blood cell involved in immunity • three nucleotides that encode an amino acid • protein that cuts DNA based on guide RNA sequence • ...
Vocabulary - Princess Bride 2022-06-11
Across
- I'm in so much pain!
- C'mon man, don't try and fool me.
- That's so nice of you!
- A fictional poison from Australia
- This is a very useful and valuable thing.
- Wow! Quite an amazing award!
- why are you sitting there so sad?
- I have a stick that shows me where the treasure is buried
- I'm on the edge, about to fall off.
- something that happens before something else.
Down
- This stuff won't make me sick.
- Unbelievable!
- If you do that, you may have to pay for it.
- Why are you making such a big deal?
- Listen man, I don't want to put my nose in your business, but...
- Please pass me that fancy glass of wine.
- Stop doing that!
17 Clues: Unbelievable! • Stop doing that! • I'm in so much pain! • That's so nice of you! • Wow! Quite an amazing award! • This stuff won't make me sick. • C'mon man, don't try and fool me. • A fictional poison from Australia • why are you sitting there so sad? • Why are you making such a big deal? • I'm on the edge, about to fall off. • Please pass me that fancy glass of wine. • ...
Blood & Circulatory System 2022-09-23
Across
- white blood cell that engulfs pathogens
- blood vessels in networks near tissues
- carried by red blood cells
- takes blood away from the heart
- blood vessel connected to left ventricle
- chiefly responsible for clotting
- waste product carried in blood, excreted via lungs
- proteins involved in clotting
- waste product carried in blood, excreted via kidneys
- carries blood to the heart
- blood vessel connected to left atrium
- holds platelets together in a mesh
Down
- blood vessel connected to right ventricle
- valves prevent this
- white blood cell that gives long lasting immunity
- hormone that increase heart rate
- blood vessel connected to right atrium
- protein on the surface of a pathogen
- the liquid component of blood
- protein created by lymphocytes that kills pathogens
- related to kidneys
- related to liver
- related to the heart
23 Clues: related to liver • related to kidneys • valves prevent this • related to the heart • carried by red blood cells • carries blood to the heart • the liquid component of blood • proteins involved in clotting • takes blood away from the heart • hormone that increase heart rate • chiefly responsible for clotting • holds platelets together in a mesh • protein on the surface of a pathogen • ...
crossword 2019-10-23
Across
- lacking either stimulating or irritating characteristics
- covered with or smelling of mold
- showing regard of others in manners,speech,etc
- naive and easily deceived or tricked
- extensive tract of level open land
- a person afflicted with psychosis
- cause to be unpretentious
- to no avail
- a raised shelter in which pigeons are kept
- reason by deduction;establish by deduction
- make uniform
Down
- state in which the condition of life is extremely bad as from deprivation
- immunity form an obligation or duty
- keenly excited or indicating excitement
- in accordance with reason or logic
- a work of fiction describing a utopia
- a blow with the first
- someone who communicates by waving
- evoking lifelike images within the mind
- a relative position or degree of value in a graded group
20 Clues: to no avail • make uniform • a blow with the first • cause to be unpretentious • covered with or smelling of mold • a person afflicted with psychosis • in accordance with reason or logic • someone who communicates by waving • extensive tract of level open land • immunity form an obligation or duty • naive and easily deceived or tricked • a work of fiction describing a utopia • ...
crossword 2019-10-23
Across
- lacking either stimulating or irritating characteristics
- covered with or smelling of mold
- showing regard of others in manners,speech,etc
- naive and easily deceived or tricked
- extensive tract of level open land
- a person afflicted with psychosis
- cause to be unpretentious
- to no avail
- a raised shelter in which pigeons are kept
- reason by deduction;establish by deduction
- make uniform
Down
- state in which the condition of life is extremely bad as from deprivation
- immunity form an obligation or duty
- keenly excited or indicating excitement
- in accordance with reason or logic
- a work of fiction describing a utopia
- a blow with the first
- someone who communicates by waving
- evoking lifelike images within the mind
- a relative position or degree of value in a graded group
20 Clues: to no avail • make uniform • a blow with the first • cause to be unpretentious • covered with or smelling of mold • a person afflicted with psychosis • in accordance with reason or logic • someone who communicates by waving • extensive tract of level open land • immunity form an obligation or duty • naive and easily deceived or tricked • a work of fiction describing a utopia • ...
Beau's Sythe crossword 2019-10-08
Across
- causing someone to lose hope
- to exist in large numbers
- 2 or more people who are competing against eachother
- the best place imaginable
- behaving in a obedient way to gain an advantage
- the feeling that someone is unworthy of praise
- a unwanted thought or physical effect that spreads widely
- those who cannot be bribed or perverted
- a strong liking to something or tendancy to do something
- the opposite of sneaky
- offering nothing stimulating or challenging
- not part of the mainstream
Down
- a exact copy especially
- to do something different then anyone in the past
- an idea formed before having the evidence/proof
- to be unimportant
- you cannot be picked
- dispence a punishment
- dissagreable to look at, see, or smell
- to be unimpressed by something because you've seen in too many times
20 Clues: to be unimportant • you cannot be picked • dispence a punishment • the opposite of sneaky • a exact copy especially • to exist in large numbers • the best place imaginable • not part of the mainstream • causing someone to lose hope • dissagreable to look at, see, or smell • those who cannot be bribed or perverted • offering nothing stimulating or challenging • ...
CH 12 Blood 2019-10-03
Across
- Heme breaks down to this substance
- The formation of RBC
- These are the receptors on RBC
- WBC that releases heparin and histamine
- 1 of the divisions of WBC ex monocytes
- WBC that phagocytizes large particles
- Another name for WBC
- 1 of the divisions of WBC ex: neutrophils
- Another word for RBC
- This plasma protein is important in clot formation
Down
- WBC that is involved in specific immunity
- The shape of RBC (2 words no space)
- The most abundant type of WBC
- The most abundant plasma protein
- These are formed from RBC fragments
- This is involved in the stoppage of bleeding
- Controls the rate of RBC production
- WBC that is important in slowing allergic reactions
- This binds O2 to red blood cells
- This plasma protein is synthesized in the liver(3 types)
20 Clues: The formation of RBC • Another name for WBC • Another word for RBC • The most abundant type of WBC • These are the receptors on RBC • The most abundant plasma protein • This binds O2 to red blood cells • Heme breaks down to this substance • The shape of RBC (2 words no space) • These are formed from RBC fragments • Controls the rate of RBC production • ...
Evolution and Natural Selection study game 2020-09-30
Across
- bacteria cannot become drug resistant
- An explanation that is based on observation, experimentation, and reasoning.
- The creator of the early atmosphere theory
- structures left over from an ancestor
- given or passed antibodies
- Scientist who discovered evolution
- change in allele frequency due to a chance event
- are mutations inheritable?
- your own body makes antibodies
- process by which modern organisms have descended from ancient organisms.
- Most important islands for Darwin's hypothesis
Down
- Type of bacterium that uses oxygen
- when farmers selectively breed it is called:
- Eukaryotes evolved from:
- example of a vestigial structure
- Variations will be passed onto:
- dated using half lives and radioactive methods
- "Descent with _____"
- active immunity can be achieved through vaccination
- competition happens when species have to fight for _________
- Photosynthesis created what atmospheric layer
21 Clues: "Descent with _____" • Eukaryotes evolved from: • given or passed antibodies • are mutations inheritable? • your own body makes antibodies • Variations will be passed onto: • example of a vestigial structure • Type of bacterium that uses oxygen • Scientist who discovered evolution • bacteria cannot become drug resistant • structures left over from an ancestor • ...
Nutrition Words 2020-02-19
Across
- Drink Milk! It's good for your bones.
- Made with Amino Acids
- Nutrients needed in minute quantities
- The branch of science that studies nutrients
- Needed for healthy muscles, bones and teeth
- Micronutrients made by organisms.
- Chemical test to determine nutrient content in a food
- You can get this from salt
- Carbohydrates
- Need this? Eat nuts, spinach and beans.
Down
- Nutrients needed in large quantities
- Makes your blood RED!
- Mr. Boulton's favorite element! Found in nuts.
- Severe protein malnutrition
- The molecules needed by an organism for metabolism
- Sugars
- They do food testing
- salt NaCl
- Needed for immunity and healing.
- Keeps you warm and full of energy
- You can get this from bananas and coconut water
- Severe malnutrition
- A carbohydrate that keeps you feeling full
23 Clues: Sugars • salt NaCl • Carbohydrates • Severe malnutrition • They do food testing • Makes your blood RED! • Made with Amino Acids • You can get this from salt • Severe protein malnutrition • Needed for immunity and healing. • Keeps you warm and full of energy • Micronutrients made by organisms. • Nutrients needed in large quantities • Drink Milk! It's good for your bones. • ...
Chapter 3 Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-13
Across
- does not spread to other tissues, not recurrent
- chain
- meaning abnormal, painful, difficult
- meaning inflammation
- visual examination
- the cause of a disease
- meaning bad, poor
- meaning rapid
- dissolving of muscle
- cause of a disease
- meaning thick
- fungus, mold
- meaning poison
- difficulty in swallowing
- abnormal and uncontrolled growth of tissues
- any disease-causing agent
Down
- meaning dry
- meaning calculus, stone
- using a stethoscope to listen to body sounds
- tapping body and listening to sounds made
- suppresion, stoppage
- sudden, severe, having a short course
- refers to all our defenses against infectious disease
- a common response to infection
- abnormal nourishment of tissue
- malignant neoplasm composed of epithelial cells
- touching body surface with hands, fingers
- hernia containing fat
- meaning slow
- accumulation of fluid, swelling
- of long duration, progressing slowly
31 Clues: chain • meaning dry • meaning slow • fungus, mold • meaning rapid • meaning thick • meaning poison • meaning bad, poor • visual examination • cause of a disease • suppresion, stoppage • meaning inflammation • dissolving of muscle • hernia containing fat • the cause of a disease • meaning calculus, stone • difficulty in swallowing • any disease-causing agent • a common response to infection • ...
Disease and Treatment words 2023-02-14
Across
- affecting many people
- slow
- fast
- disease that is prevalent throughout the entire region or world
- sudden contraction, cramp
- any disease causing agent
- sudden or severe
- escape of fluid into a cavity
- the cause of a disease
- surgical knife with a sharp blade
- caner
- swelling, accumulation of fluids
- not recurrent or malignant
- mix of fluid and white blood cells
- means hardening
- the dropping or downward displacement of an organ
- dry
- a common response to infection
Down
- Death of tissue
- instrument used to compress tissue
- A long duration
- expansion, widening
- A rupture
- the ingestion of organisms
- our defenses against infectious diseases
- a localized collection of pus
- calculus, stone
- having no known cause
- an injury or wound
- poison
30 Clues: dry • slow • fast • caner • poison • A rupture • Death of tissue • A long duration • calculus, stone • means hardening • sudden or severe • an injury or wound • expansion, widening • affecting many people • having no known cause • the cause of a disease • sudden contraction, cramp • any disease causing agent • the ingestion of organisms • not recurrent or malignant • escape of fluid into a cavity • ...
English 3 D Voc. 8 Crossword 2023-02-24
Across
- a kingdom; a region or field of study
- furious, violently intense, unreasonably extreme, mad; infected with rabies
- to establish, set up; an organization for the promotion of learning
- a risky or daring undertaking; to expose to danger; to dare
- lacking in seriousness; disrespectful; saucy
- to lessen, diminish
- meager, scant, scattered
- to make or become larger or wider
- to comfort; the keyboard of an organ; a control panel
- a debt; something disadvantageous
- quarrelsome, fond of fighting
Down
- to reward, pay, reimburse
- resistance to disease; freedom from some charge or obligation
- refuse; waste products
- to make young again; to make like new
- ridiculous, senseless
- a pledge; freedom from doubt
- an institution for the care of children, elderly people, etc.
- genuine, excellent, made of silver of standard fineness
- to twist out of shape; an abnormality
20 Clues: to lessen, diminish • ridiculous, senseless • refuse; waste products • meager, scant, scattered • to reward, pay, reimburse • a pledge; freedom from doubt • quarrelsome, fond of fighting • to make or become larger or wider • a debt; something disadvantageous • a kingdom; a region or field of study • to make young again; to make like new • to twist out of shape; an abnormality • ...
Livestock Terminology and Management 2023-03-29
Across
- mature female of poultry
- mature female of swine
- mature male of sheep
- castrated male of sheep and goats
- removing the testes to prevent unwanted breeding
- mature male of goats
- increases immunity to a particular disease
- young female of swine
- mature female of cattle
- labeling livestock for the purpose of individual recognition
- agricultural products for swine
- offspring of swine
Down
- to remove or prevent the growth of horns
- castrated male of cattle
- to cut or clip the hair or wool
- offspring of sheep
- Removal of a portion of the tail
- young female of cattle
- to remove the tip of the beak to prevent cannibalism
- removing needle teeth of piglets
- mature male of poultry
- offspring of poultry
- castrated male of poultry
- mature female of goats
24 Clues: offspring of sheep • offspring of swine • mature male of sheep • mature male of goats • offspring of poultry • young female of swine • mature female of swine • young female of cattle • mature male of poultry • mature female of goats • mature female of cattle • mature female of poultry • castrated male of cattle • castrated male of poultry • to cut or clip the hair or wool • ...
Body Systems and homeostasis 2023-04-27
Across
- type of blood cell that protect the body from sickness
- system that is body's central framework
- circulates through the body
- produced by white blood cell and fight harmful microbes
- vessels that carry oxygen-poor blood to the heart
- type of immunity that naturally exists
- system that produces offspring
- state of rest or balance
- blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart
- system that breaks down food
Down
- system composed of special cells that give the body mass
- controls the constriction of things
- feedback that intensifies change in body
- endless loop of instructions
- feedback that slows reaction in body
- system that controls entire body's reaction
- single cell microorganisms that cause infection
- body's chemical messengers
- infection that replicated inside of organism
- system that send hormones through body
20 Clues: state of rest or balance • body's chemical messengers • circulates through the body • endless loop of instructions • system that breaks down food • system that produces offspring • controls the constriction of things • feedback that slows reaction in body • type of immunity that naturally exists • system that send hormones through body • system that is body's central framework • ...
Constitution Crossword 2013-01-26
Across
- a court
- a statement declaring that something is true
- open revolt against a government
- the process of accusing a public official of wrong doing
- no longer in force
- way to give full citizenship to a person born in another country
- a reward or cash payment given by a government
- to give a place to stay
Down
- an official count, such as a census
- having power to review court decisions
- legal protection
- a written statement issued by a grand jury charging a person with a crime
- official approval
- a serious crime
- to call together
- a system of justice not covered under common law
- to reduce
- the right to vote
- state of belonging to an owner or master
- the minimum number of members that must be present for official business to take place
20 Clues: a court • to reduce • a serious crime • legal protection • to call together • official approval • the right to vote • no longer in force • to give a place to stay • open revolt against a government • an official count, such as a census • having power to review court decisions • state of belonging to an owner or master • a statement declaring that something is true • ...
English Crossword 2017-12-04
Across
- to communicate an idea
- hurtful
- an agreement
- a consequence for a bad decision
- a state of immunity for punishment
- unwise
- to become used to something
- causing a great deal of disagreement
- good enough
- to come up with a plan
- an obstacle
- logical
- used to describe a great amount
- a reward for doing something
- involving both sides
Down
- the most important
- helpful
- not selective
- viewpoint
- to help bring two sides to an agreement
- to work together
- the right thing to do
- to obey or follow command
- on topic
- to make someone feel less dissatisfied
- to feel sorrow over1
- to convince someone to not do something
- to vouch for the truth of a statement
- almost worthless
- to completely cancel
30 Clues: unwise • helpful • hurtful • logical • on topic • viewpoint • good enough • an obstacle • an agreement • not selective • to work together • almost worthless • the most important • to feel sorrow over1 • to completely cancel • involving both sides • the right thing to do • to communicate an idea • to come up with a plan • to obey or follow command • to become used to something • a reward for doing something • ...
IMM 2023-10-01
Across
- Cell adhesion molecule
- Autoimmune regulator
- Highly active anti-retroviral therapy
- Complementarity determining regions
- Lipopolysaccharide
- Cluster of differentiation
- Interleukin
- name for cytokines that help cells to resist viral infections
- a cell wall component of gram negative bacteria
- Intracellular adhesion molecules
- C-reactive protein
- Immunoreceptor tyrosine- based activation motifs
Down
- tyrosine-based activation motifs involved in signal transduction
- Human leukocyte antigen
- B lymphocyte that upon activation can differentiate into plasma cells
- cytokines from immune cells that help in their communication
- sub-class of cytokines with cell attractant properties
- Antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity
- Cell mediated immunity
- B cell receptor
- Dendritic cell
- an antibody
- Aquired immune deficiency syndrome
- induce TH1 differentiation and to fully activate macrophages
- immune response
- Antigen presenting cell
- Antigen
27 Clues: Antigen • Interleukin • an antibody • Dendritic cell • B cell receptor • immune response • Lipopolysaccharide • C-reactive protein • Autoimmune regulator • Cell adhesion molecule • Cell mediated immunity • Human leukocyte antigen • Antigen presenting cell • Cluster of differentiation • Intracellular adhesion molecules • Aquired immune deficiency syndrome • Complementarity determining regions • ...
Age of Exploration 2023-09-06
Across
- A fleet of warships
- A sea passage between Atlantic and Pacific ocean
- to travel around completely
- A journey to holy land
- A Muslim house of worship
- Settler who pays rent or provides work to the land
- A 16th century religious movement
- a reawakening of culture and intellectual curiosity
- A religious community where farming was carried out
- A town in Spanish ruled land
Down
- A large farm
- the use of scientific knowledge for practical purpose
- An instrument showing magnetic north
- Related to the culture of Ancient Greece and Rome
- A Spanish explorer
- A point of land that sticks out onto water
- One of a series of expeditions to regain religious control
- A form of Christianity
- An instrument used to plan a corse using the stars
- immunity
- A fort
21 Clues: A fort • immunity • A large farm • A fleet of warships • A Spanish explorer • A form of Christianity • A journey to holy land • A Muslim house of worship • to travel around completely • A town in Spanish ruled land • A 16th century religious movement • An instrument showing magnetic north • A point of land that sticks out onto water • A sea passage between Atlantic and Pacific ocean • ...
HOSP 2024-01-19
Across
- - Physician providing medical treatment.
- - Area for medical testing and analysis.
- - Essential gas provided to patients in need.
- - Intravenous, a method of administering fluids or medication.
- - Medical procedures performed in a hospital.
- - Immediate medical care for urgent situations.
- - Section of a hospital for a specific type of care.
- - Preventive treatment to stimulate immunity.
- - Area for individuals to wait for appointments or news.
- - Vehicle for transporting patients to the hospital.
- - Remote healthcare services using technology.
- - Time for family and friends to see patients in the hospital.
Down
- - Medical professional providing patient care.
- - Uniform worn by medical professionals.
- - Medical imaging for visualizing internal structures.
- - Healthcare professional providing direct patient care.
- - Doctor's written order for medication.
- - Furniture for patients in a hospital room.
- - Process of healing and getting better after treatment.
- - Individual receiving medical treatment.
20 Clues: - Uniform worn by medical professionals. • - Physician providing medical treatment. • - Area for medical testing and analysis. • - Doctor's written order for medication. • - Individual receiving medical treatment. • - Furniture for patients in a hospital room. • - Essential gas provided to patients in need. • - Medical procedures performed in a hospital. • ...
Ch.1 Introduction to Biology 2025-04-22
Across
- Study of distribution of plants and animals
- Study of birds
- Study of fishes
- Study of insects
- Study of relationship of an organism to both its biotic and abiotic environment
- Study of parasites
- Study of form and structure of plants and animals
- Study of prehistoric forms of life through fossils
- Study minute structures or tiny bits of the body
Down
- Science which deals with causes of immunity
- Study of bacteria
- Study of metabolism of organisms
- Study or viruses
- Science of naming, grouping and classifying plants and animals
- Study of formation and development of embryo
- Controlled heredity
- Study of chemicals reactions that take place inside living beings
- Study of structures of cells
- Study of gross structure of the organs in an organism
- Study of origin and decent of organisms
20 Clues: Study of birds • Study of fishes • Study or viruses • Study of insects • Study of bacteria • Study of parasites • Controlled heredity • Study of structures of cells • Study of metabolism of organisms • Study of origin and decent of organisms • Science which deals with causes of immunity • Study of distribution of plants and animals • Study of formation and development of embryo • ...
Immune and hormonal medicinal chemistry and pharmacology/application 2025-11-09
Across
- Immune signaling proteins
- Drug binds protein
- Adverse effect
- Preventive immune therapy
- Immune response
- Ligand for PD1
- Steroid hormone type
- Therapy using immune system
- Endocrine therapy
- Therapy failure
- Protein targeting antigen
- Block inhibitory immune pathways
- Immune effector cell
- Anti-inflammatory steroid
- Male hormone
- Drug administration
- Drug elimination
- Drug breakdown
- Protein that drugs bind
- Drug blocking receptor
Down
- Molecular communication
- Immune checkpoint receptor
- Cytotoxic innate cell
- Progesterone hormone
- Self-reactive immunity
- Fraction absorbed
- Fat-soluble drugs
- Antibody-producing cell
- Antibody therapy
- Study of ADME
- Multiple drugs
- Safety margin
- Drug activating receptor
- CTLA-4 full name
- Mineral-regulating steroid
- Gland/hormone target
- Female hormone
- Reduced immune activity
- Signaling molecule
- Activated in vivo
40 Clues: Male hormone • Study of ADME • Safety margin • Adverse effect • Ligand for PD1 • Multiple drugs • Female hormone • Drug breakdown • Immune response • Therapy failure • Antibody therapy • CTLA-4 full name • Drug elimination • Fraction absorbed • Fat-soluble drugs • Endocrine therapy • Activated in vivo • Drug binds protein • Signaling molecule • Drug administration • Progesterone hormone • Steroid hormone type • ...
Immune System Crossword 2022-11-10
Across
- an agent that causes disease in the organisms that it invades
- destructive protein that creates a pore in the target cell and is used by NK cells and killer T cells
- attraction of molecular complementarity between antigen and antibody molecules
- leukocyte that responds to parasites and is involved in the allergic response
- type of white blood cell that circulates in the blood and lymph and differentiates into macrophages after it moves into infected tissue
- leukocyte that produces inflammatory molecules in response to large pathogens and allergens
- a type of immunity that has memory
- immunity that occurs naturally because of genetic factors or physiology and is not induced by infection or vaccination
- spectrum of maladaptive immune responses toward harmless foreign particles or self antigens; occurs after tissue sensitization and includes immediate-type (allergy)-delayed-type- and autoimmunity
- watery fluid that bathes tissues and organs with protective white blood cells and does not contain erythrocytes
- protein that is produced by plasma cells after stimulation by an antigen; also known as an immunoglobulin
- failure or insufficiency or delay at any level of the immune system that may be acquired or inherited
- protease that enters target cells through perforin and induces apoptosis in the target cells
- chemical messenger that regulates cell differentiation-proliferation-gene expression and cell trafficking to effect immune responses
- antibody that incorrectly marks “self” components as foreign and stimulates the immune response
- an organism that is invaded by a pathogen or parasite
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- phagocytic leukocyte that engulfs and digests pathogens
- immune cell that processes antigen material and presents it on the surface of other cells to induce an immune response
- small component of an antigen that is specifically recognized by antibodies, B cells, and T cells
- localized redness or swelling or heat and pain that results from the movement of leukocytes and fluid through opened capillaries to a site of infection
- immune reaction that results from immediate hypersensitivities in which an antibody-mediated immune response occurs within minutes of exposure to a harmless antigen
- process that enhances phagocytosis using proteins to indicate the presence of a pathogen to phagocytic cells
- type of hypersensitivity to self antigens
- antigen-specific B or T lymphocyte cell that does not differentiate into effector cells during the primary immune response but that can immediately become an effector cell upon re-exposure to the same pathogen,
- cytokine that inhibits viral replication and modulates the immune response
- leukocyte that releases chemicals usually involved in the inflammatory response
- an immune cell that secrets antibodies; these cells arise from B cells that were stimulated by antigens
- immunity that arises from the transfer of antibodies from one individual to another to provide temporary protection against pathogens
- leukocyte that is histologically identifiable by its large nuclei and small cell size with very little cytoplasm
- foreign or “non-self” protein that triggers the immune response
- large phagocytic cell that engulfs foreign particles and pathogens
- total binding strength of a multivalent antibody with antigen
32 Clues: a type of immunity that has memory • type of hypersensitivity to self antigens • an organism that is invaded by a pathogen or parasite • phagocytic leukocyte that engulfs and digests pathogens • an agent that causes disease in the organisms that it invades • total binding strength of a multivalent antibody with antigen • ...
The Tort Law Paralegal: Chapter 5 2024-12-07
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- A doctrine allowing a plaintiff to recover despite their own negligence if the defendant had the final opportunity to avoid the harm.
- A formal agreement, often written, where the plaintiff explicitly agrees to accept a known risk.
- A defense based on the plaintiff’s actions showing acceptance of a known risk, even without a formal agreement.
- A defense in premises liability cases arguing that the plaintiff should have avoided a hazard that was clearly visible.
- An event occurring after the defendant’s actions that contributes to the harm but does not absolve the defendant of liability.
- A defense that reduces the plaintiff's damages by the percentage of their fault in causing the injury.
- An unforeseeable intervening event that breaks the chain of causation, relieving the defendant of liability.
- A defense where the employer argues that an employee’s deviation from their work duties absolves the employer of liability.
- A system barring recovery if the plaintiff’s fault exceeds a certain threshold, typically 50% or 51%.
- A defense where the plaintiff’s own negligence contributed to their injury, which can completely bar recovery in some jurisdictions.
- A defense stating that a defendant acted reasonably under the stress of an emergency, which excuses what might otherwise be negligent behavior.
- A defense arguing that the plaintiff knowingly and voluntarily accepted the risks associated with a dangerous activity.
- A doctrine protecting charitable organizations from negligence claims under specific conditions, though this has been limited in many jurisdictions.
- A doctrine shielding parents from negligence lawsuits filed by their children in certain jurisdictions.
- A statute granting immunity to individuals who provide emergency assistance in good faith.
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- A legal principle supporting immunity or defenses to negligence based on societal interests, such as encouraging emergency aid or government functions.
- A defense granting immunity to landowners who allow public recreational use of their land without charging a fee.
- The plaintiff's responsibility to take reasonable steps to minimize their damages after the harm occurs.
- A defense barring negligence claims against employers when workers' compensation provides the exclusive remedy.
- A system allowing a plaintiff to recover damages even if they are 99% at fault, with recovery reduced by their percentage of fault.
- Legal arguments used by a defendant to reduce or eliminate liability for a negligence claim.
- A defense arguing that an unforeseeable criminal act by a third party breaks the chain of causation and relieves the defendant of liability.
- A defense asserting that the harm occurred due to circumstances beyond anyone’s control and not due to negligence.
- A legal principle that prevents lawsuits against a government without its consent.
- Protection provided by law that shields certain individuals or entities from liability under specific conditions.
- A principle allowing rescuers to recover damages if they are injured while attempting to save others from harm caused by the defendant’s negligence.
- A doctrine protecting government entities and employees from liability in certain situations unless explicitly waived.
27 Clues: A legal principle that prevents lawsuits against a government without its consent. • A statute granting immunity to individuals who provide emergency assistance in good faith. • Legal arguments used by a defendant to reduce or eliminate liability for a negligence claim. • ...
Health is wealth! 2021-02-24
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- a global epidemic is called...
- organisms which depend on their host to develop
- element which makes up human body
- cells that protect human body from foreign substances
- macronutrient that is essential to building muscle mass
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- capacity to tolerate, resist harm/reject foreign body
- disease believed to be the earliest
- most effective method of preventing diseases
8 Clues: a global epidemic is called... • element which makes up human body • disease believed to be the earliest • most effective method of preventing diseases • organisms which depend on their host to develop • capacity to tolerate, resist harm/reject foreign body • cells that protect human body from foreign substances • macronutrient that is essential to building muscle mass
Innate defenses 2021-04-20
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- pattern recognition receptors-receptors that bind pamps
- your body responds with an increase in normal body temperature
- a structure or sac that phagocyte forms in ingestion process
- body resisting becoming sick
- toll like receptors- help talk to nucleus of the phagocyte
- when antibodies bind to an epitope
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- phagosome that ingest a pathogen combines with lysosomes
- the process of phagocytes ingesting other cells
- your body's response to injury,pain,edema
- pathogen- associated molecular patterns
- fight infections, protect bodies by eating bacteria
11 Clues: body resisting becoming sick • when antibodies bind to an epitope • pathogen- associated molecular patterns • your body's response to injury,pain,edema • the process of phagocytes ingesting other cells • fight infections, protect bodies by eating bacteria • pattern recognition receptors-receptors that bind pamps • ...
Digital communication 2021-06-15
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- bandwidth occupied by FSK
- transmission have better noise immunity
- sequence of the large bandwidth is multiplied with narrow band data signal
- noise sequence is a noise like high frequency signal
- communication systemms more flexible
- are repeated symbols
- gain is the ratio of spreaded signal bandwidth to unspreaded signal bandwidth
- probability of DPSK is higher than that of BPSK
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- Bandwidth of BPSK system is 2fb
- and processing becomes easier due to digital communication
- requires wide band channel with small phase distortion
- spectrum makes antijam
12 Clues: are repeated symbols • spectrum makes antijam • bandwidth occupied by FSK • Bandwidth of BPSK system is 2fb • communication systemms more flexible • transmission have better noise immunity • probability of DPSK is higher than that of BPSK • noise sequence is a noise like high frequency signal • requires wide band channel with small phase distortion • ...
Vocab Points 2014-05-22
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- a word that means the same thing
- extra not needed
- decribing something beyond nature; a being that is magnificeint
- the process of combining parts to make a whole
- excelent
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- somjething that copies something else
- above or beyond what a human is capable of doing, having a higher or greater bnature than a human
- feeling better than everyone else
- occuring at the same time
- to the highest degree in comparison
- a pathagenic bacterium that has developed immunity to anibiotics
11 Clues: excelent • extra not needed • occuring at the same time • a word that means the same thing • feeling better than everyone else • to the highest degree in comparison • somjething that copies something else • the process of combining parts to make a whole • decribing something beyond nature; a being that is magnificeint • ...
3MP Independent Project Vocab 2024-02-14
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- Unable to be soothed or comforted
- Unable to be separated or disentangled
- An event causing damage or distress
- A phrase that was edited or removed from text in order for it to be published
- Required or tolerated by written law
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- An opinion or conclusion based on incomplete information
- A tendency or habit to do something regularly/typically
- Freedom or immunity from obligations or liabilities
- Someone affected by lower-body paralysis
- Confirmed or supported
- To clear someone of blame or suspicion
11 Clues: Confirmed or supported • Unable to be soothed or comforted • An event causing damage or distress • Required or tolerated by written law • Unable to be separated or disentangled • To clear someone of blame or suspicion • Someone affected by lower-body paralysis • Freedom or immunity from obligations or liabilities • A tendency or habit to do something regularly/typically • ...
Scythe Chapters 4-12 2023-04-24
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- Word for the designated amount of gleanings a scythe must preform each year
- The ten rules a scythe must follow
- What Esme is eating when the scythes arrive
- What Citra brings Scythe Faraday every night
- How Mr. Ziller dies
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- Tyger's favorite recreational activity
- Word for the triannual meeting of the scythes
- Location of the second mass-gleaning
- Name of the all knowing database
- What happens when a person kisses a scythe's ring
- Style of martial arts that Citra and Rowan learn
11 Clues: How Mr. Ziller dies • Name of the all knowing database • The ten rules a scythe must follow • Location of the second mass-gleaning • Tyger's favorite recreational activity • What Esme is eating when the scythes arrive • What Citra brings Scythe Faraday every night • Word for the triannual meeting of the scythes • Style of martial arts that Citra and Rowan learn • ...
