immunity Crossword Puzzles
✨Hannah's Crossword puzzle✨ 2021-04-21
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- A person who studies caves-Stalactites
- The study of the immune system and humoral aspects of immunity
- who deal with diseases of infants, children and adolescents
- People who study insects - Earwig
- People who specialize in treating the human foot - You get a Pedicure on your toe nails
- People who study the nature of the universe - Cosmic study
- People who study the atmosphere and weather forecasting - Meteor
- A person who is inclined to expect poor outcomes - Be Pessimistic
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- People who study humans - Anatomy
- People who love books - Bible
- People who study reptiles and amphibians - Hairy frog
- People who study fish-Indian glass fish
- A person who is inclined to be hopeful and to expect good outcomes - Be Optimistic
- People who specialise in hypnosis
- People who study birds - Olive pigeon
15 Clues: People who love books - Bible • People who study humans - Anatomy • People who specialise in hypnosis • People who study insects - Earwig • People who study birds - Olive pigeon • A person who studies caves-Stalactites • People who study fish-Indian glass fish • People who study reptiles and amphibians - Hairy frog • ...
38 2023-07-28
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- "General state of health, happiness, and contentment."
- "Produced without synthetic chemicals or pesticides."
- "Natural chemicals released during exercise, promoting well-being."
- "Physical activities that require oxygen for sustained periods."
- "Physical activities that don't require oxygen for short bursts of effort
- "Body's ability to resist and fight off infections and diseases."
- "Practice of focused thought or mindfulness for relaxation."
- "Relating to the heart and blood vessels."
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- "Nutrient-rich foods with potential health benefits."
- "Efforts to maintain a healthy weight through diet and exercise."
- "Vital force or ability to do work and be active."
- "Microorganisms that may have health benefits when consumed."
- "Exercises to build muscular strength and endurance."
- "Approach considering the whole person's physical and mental well-being."
- "Ability of the body to bend and move easily."
15 Clues: "Relating to the heart and blood vessels." • "Ability of the body to bend and move easily." • "Vital force or ability to do work and be active." • "Nutrient-rich foods with potential health benefits." • "Produced without synthetic chemicals or pesticides." • "Exercises to build muscular strength and endurance." • ...
FOOD ADDITIVES AND MEDICINES AND COSMETICS 2025-03-12
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- Benzoic acid is a _________________.
- Add or restore colour to make the food look attractive and delicious.
- penicillin is a __________________.
- A harmful chemical substance in acne cream.
- Replace food seasonings that are expensive or seasonal.
- A chemical substance that can cause skin irritation and damage to the kidney and nervous system.
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- What type of food additive is lecithin?
- Food additives used to make jellies.
- Tocopherol is a _________________
- Medicine that provide relief to inflamed area.
- Cosmetics are materials or products that are used externally to cleanse, ________ or enhance one's appearances.
- Give uniformed an smooth texture.
- Siti has a headache. What type of medicine should she take to relieve her pain?
- A plant that build immunity against infections.
- An ingredient in cosmetics that retain the moisture in the products.
15 Clues: Tocopherol is a _________________ • Give uniformed an smooth texture. • penicillin is a __________________. • Food additives used to make jellies. • Benzoic acid is a _________________. • What type of food additive is lecithin? • A harmful chemical substance in acne cream. • Medicine that provide relief to inflamed area. • A plant that build immunity against infections. • ...
A Dark Secret Stirs 2025-08-27
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- Land where fairy tales, castles and parades come alive
- Guardian of light, born from the soul, banishes despair
- The final prize everyone secretly schemes to obtain
- The wand that can conquer death
- A snake, loyal to dark ambition, carries a cursed piece
- Where loyalties are tested and fates are cast
- Sea-dwelling songstress who trades voice for legs
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- Joining of former rivals into one
- Princess who sleeps
- Protection from elimination, sought through sweat and strategy
- Animated realm where toys speak and adventures abound
- Wizarding village famous for its butterbeer and chocolate frogs
- A World where muggles are forbidden and spells are everyday
- Clever fox in a forest tale with a con-artist flair
- An unbreakable bond in the game, often hidden in plain sight
15 Clues: Princess who sleeps • The wand that can conquer death • Joining of former rivals into one • Where loyalties are tested and fates are cast • Sea-dwelling songstress who trades voice for legs • The final prize everyone secretly schemes to obtain • Clever fox in a forest tale with a con-artist flair • Animated realm where toys speak and adventures abound • ...
Chapter 1 Vocab 2025-09-22
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- the branch of biology dealing with functions
- the science dealing with structure
- a weakened bacteria or virus given to a person to build immunity against disease
- practice of opening a vein by incision or puncture to remove blood
- a sign or indication of something
- diseases effecting many people at the same time
- the practice of diagnosing and treating mental disorders
- pertaining to old age
- the science of the mind or of mental states and processes
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- using electronic communications to exchange medical info from one site to another for the health and education of the patient or healthcare provider
- not involving penetration of skin
- loss of feeling or sensation
- organisms that can only be seen through a microscope
- a system of morals
- inhale and exhale of air or breathing
15 Clues: a system of morals • pertaining to old age • loss of feeling or sensation • not involving penetration of skin • a sign or indication of something • the science dealing with structure • inhale and exhale of air or breathing • the branch of biology dealing with functions • diseases effecting many people at the same time • organisms that can only be seen through a microscope • ...
Human Body Systems Review 2021-07-27
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- a disease that cannot spread from one individual to another
- system that consists of neurons, the spinal cord and the brain. It controls actions & reactions of the body from environmental stimuli.
- a tiny particle that has its own genetic material but depends on living things to reproduce.
- a substance that is prepared from killed or weakened pathogens or from genetic material and that is introduced into a body to produce immunity
- medicine used to kill bacteria and other microorganisms
- system that consists of the smooth, cardiac and skeletal muscles as well as all of the bones, tendons and ligaments of the body. It protects internal organs, provides support and movement.
- a kingdom made up of non-green, eukaryotic organisms that reproduce by using spores, and get food by breaking down substances in their surroundings and absorbing the nutrients
- system that consists of the esophagus, stomach, small & large intestines, mouth and colon. It breaks down food; absorbs nutrients and provides energy, while eliminates solid waste
- system that consists of the trachea, nose, lungs and other organs that exchange gas between the body and the environment (oxygen in and carbon dioxide out).
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- system that consists of the heart, blood, blood vessels, as well as parts of the lymphatic system. It transports nutrients, oxygen and hormones throughout the body.
- a disease that is caused by a pathogen and that can be spread from one individual to another
- a protein made by B cells that binds to a specific antigen
- the maintenance of a constant internal state in a changing environment
- a microorganism, another organism, a virus, or a protein that causes disease
- the ability to resist or recover from an infectious disease
- system that consists of the thymus, lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils and bone marrow. It recognizes & attacks foreign substances in your body.
- system that consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. It eliminates cellular waste (as urine) absorbed from the blood.
- a domain made up of prokaryotes that usually have a cell wall and that usually reproduce by cell division
18 Clues: medicine used to kill bacteria and other microorganisms • a protein made by B cells that binds to a specific antigen • a disease that cannot spread from one individual to another • the ability to resist or recover from an infectious disease • the maintenance of a constant internal state in a changing environment • ...
Health Crossword Puzzel 2016-03-20
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- helps break down fats, maintain blood sugar level
- Nervous system consists of the brain and spinal cord
- the body’s resistance to disease-causing agents
- muscle a muscle that functions without a person’s control
- the point in which two bones meet
- female reproductive glands that hold the eggs
- an organ that filters the blood and excretes waste products and excess water
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- A skin condition that causes small red ring shaped marks
- connects the mouth to the stomach
- two tubes through which air moves to the lungs
- gland produces hormones and controls the growth of other hormones
- a germ that causes disease
- connective tissue to the ends of some bones
- a thick layer of cells below the epidermis that contains sweat glands
- made up of dead cells and keratin
15 Clues: a germ that causes disease • connects the mouth to the stomach • the point in which two bones meet • made up of dead cells and keratin • connective tissue to the ends of some bones • female reproductive glands that hold the eggs • two tubes through which air moves to the lungs • the body’s resistance to disease-causing agents • ...
The Viral Virus 2020-08-17
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- When a disease is prevalent across the entire world
- What provides an 'acquirred immunity' to a disease?
- What was the city where covid-19 originated?
- What is the most common symptom of Covid-19?
- Section of the population most impacted by the virus
- The system where Covid-19 has the most effect
- A way we can find out who has contracted the virus
- Article of clothing that prevents the spread of the virus
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- Organism that takes nutrients from a host
- The month when Covid-19 was first recorded
- What should you do if you have contracted the virus?
- The country in which the parasite originated
- How Covid-19 is spread
- How many feet you should stay apart from others
- Abbreviation for severe acute respiratory syndrome
15 Clues: How Covid-19 is spread • Organism that takes nutrients from a host • The month when Covid-19 was first recorded • The country in which the parasite originated • What was the city where covid-19 originated? • What is the most common symptom of Covid-19? • The system where Covid-19 has the most effect • How many feet you should stay apart from others • ...
Good Friends and Germs Vocabulary 2016-12-06
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- a structure that surrounds the cell; controls the movement of materials into and out of the cell.
- the study of how and why diseases occur.
- body system that fights disease.
- able to be communicated to others.
- cannot be passed on to others.
- the most common form of one-called organisms
- a theory about the relationship between cells and living things.
- substances that help destroy harmful microbes.
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- the structural and functional unit of all living organisms.
- a scientist who studies diseases and how they spread
- protects and supports the plant cell.
- a condition of being able to resist an infectious disease.
- a growth of germs in your body.
- a type of medicine that kills microbes or prevents them from growing.
- a rigidly spreading outbreak of an infectious disease.
15 Clues: cannot be passed on to others. • a growth of germs in your body. • body system that fights disease. • able to be communicated to others. • protects and supports the plant cell. • the study of how and why diseases occur. • the most common form of one-called organisms • substances that help destroy harmful microbes. • a scientist who studies diseases and how they spread • ...
Organ Systems: Hanna 2017-08-31
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- the system that keeps the blood supplied with oxygen
- intakes oxygen and disposes of carbon dioxide
- the skeletal system consists of bones, ligaments and ______
- system that eliminates indigestible material
- allows for locomotion
- part of the endocrine and reproductive systems in a female
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- the endocrine system secretes regulatory ________
- this organ controls the breakdown of food
- the system that is the location of cutaneous nerve receptors
- blood is pumped from the heart to lungs lungs via ______
- the nervous system activates muscles and ______
- part of the integumentary system that protects organs from bacteria
- this system controls the regulation of water in your body
- the lymphatic system is involved in ______, which is the process of fighting off familiar diseases
- system that returns fluids to the blood vessels
15 Clues: allows for locomotion • this organ controls the breakdown of food • system that eliminates indigestible material • intakes oxygen and disposes of carbon dioxide • the nervous system activates muscles and ______ • system that returns fluids to the blood vessels • the endocrine system secretes regulatory ________ • the system that keeps the blood supplied with oxygen • ...
Immune and Lymphatic System crossword 2024-09-06
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- produce antibodies to fight against infection
- protects against a particular disease that is invading the body at a give time
- a cancer that spreads through the body via the lymph nodes
- red blood cells
- abnormal cells growing in an uncontrollably way
- a virus that attacks the body immune system and gradually weakens and disables it, destroying the T cells
- a type of white blood cell
- a type of immunity that causes when a person is given antibodies
- protects the body from disease in general
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- system removes excess fluids and waste product from the bodys tissue
- cancer of the plasma cells
- white blood cells
- a result of direct exposure to the antigen
- destroy toxins and foreign substance
- system that protects the body from disease-causing bacteria, viruses, and microorganisms
15 Clues: red blood cells • white blood cells • cancer of the plasma cells • a type of white blood cell • destroy toxins and foreign substance • protects the body from disease in general • a result of direct exposure to the antigen • produce antibodies to fight against infection • abnormal cells growing in an uncontrollably way • ...
BIOLOGY| Pharmacology 2024-01-07
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- Heroin and other sedatives drugs interact with ..... levels in the brain.
- It is biological preparation that improves immunity to a particular disease
- Sir Alexander Fleming was a ...... researcher
- Iron deficiency also known as ..
- Sir Alexander Fleming is credited with discovery of ..
- It is a chemical substance which is used to treat , cure and prevent diseases
- Pain Killers and Sedatives drugs act on ...
- There are .... categories of drugs.
- The first vaccine was introduced by the Edward Jenner, He was a....
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- Over dose of pain killers and sedatives can make a person..
- Bactericidal, which means these can .... the bacterial cell.
- Bacteriostatic..... the growth of bacteria.
- Drugs for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis obtained from ..
- Who is called the father of antiseptic?
- Sedative drugs are useful for treating.......
15 Clues: Iron deficiency also known as .. • There are .... categories of drugs. • Who is called the father of antiseptic? • Bacteriostatic..... the growth of bacteria. • Pain Killers and Sedatives drugs act on ... • Sir Alexander Fleming was a ...... researcher • Sedative drugs are useful for treating....... • Sir Alexander Fleming is credited with discovery of .. • ...
Biology- sky 2024-10-21
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- Cells that regulate immune system balance.
- Cells that secretes antibodies.
- Biological preparation designed to stimulate the immune system to protect against specific diseases.
- When disease being passed from one host to another.
- vesicle formed after neutrophils engulf a bacterium.
- A disease which weakens the immune system, specifically targeting CD4 cells.
- cells Cells that destroys body cells.
- Immunity acquired from the introduction of antibodies from another source.
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- process which air ins taken into the body and carbon dioxide is expelled
- Man's voice box.
- What an alveolar wall is mostly composed of.
- Medication used for treating diseases caused by infection.
- Life-threatening disease that is caused by plasmodium.
- C-shaped cartilage which helps transport air and water
- Where air is moistend, warmed and filtered before being taken in
15 Clues: Man's voice box. • Cells that secretes antibodies. • cells Cells that destroys body cells. • Cells that regulate immune system balance. • What an alveolar wall is mostly composed of. • When disease being passed from one host to another. • vesicle formed after neutrophils engulf a bacterium. • Life-threatening disease that is caused by plasmodium. • ...
The Immune System 2025-05-02
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- are found throughout the body, originate from monocytes
- These circulate through the body and detect abnormal cells.
- defense that has memory
- agents that cause disease
- provide innate defense, interfering with viruses and helping activate macrophages.
- discharge destructive enzymes
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- antibodies, rather than B cells themselves, defend against pathogens
- stimulate development of adaptive immunity in cells that contact the environment
- “record” information to fight pathogen if it comes back
- circulate in the blood and are attracted by signals from infected tissues
- defense that is active immediately
- substances that can elicit a response from a B or T cell
- actively secrete antibodies
- consists of about 30 proteins that are activated by substances on microbe surfaces.
- a life-threatening condition caused by an overwhelming inflammatory response.
15 Clues: defense that has memory • agents that cause disease • actively secrete antibodies • discharge destructive enzymes • defense that is active immediately • are found throughout the body, originate from monocytes • “record” information to fight pathogen if it comes back • substances that can elicit a response from a B or T cell • ...
Animal Science 2 Vocabulary Unit 6 2024-04-19
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- group of phyla that comprises the single-celled microscopic animals
- done within or between the layers of the skin
- situated closer to the center of the body or the point of attachment
- removing the horns from an animal
- cut the tail of an animal short
- administration of food or drugs by force
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- a large group of unicellular microorganisms
- the removal of the testicles of a male
- a vertical plane that passes through the midline of the body and bisects the body into two parts
- situated or occurring near the front end of the body
- to be administered into
- parallel to the back
- not profound or thorough
- forcibly administer a drug in liquid form orally to an animal
- the quality of being resistant to a particular infectious disease
15 Clues: parallel to the back • to be administered into • not profound or thorough • cut the tail of an animal short • removing the horns from an animal • the removal of the testicles of a male • administration of food or drugs by force • a large group of unicellular microorganisms • done within or between the layers of the skin • situated or occurring near the front end of the body • ...
Spanish Armada 2022-08-30
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- Spanish explorer
- resistance such as to disease
- an instrument used to plan a course using the stars
- a large farm
- a fort
- a Muslim house of worship
- related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome
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- a town in the Spanish-ruled lands
- is a journey to a holy place
- to travel completely around something usually by water
- an instrument that shows the direction of the magnetic north
- the use of scientifical knowledge for practical purposes
- a reawaking of culture and intellectual curiosity in Europe from the 1300s to the 1600s
- cape is a point of land that sticks out into water much like a peninsula
- a religious community where farming was carried out and Native Americans were converted to Christianity
15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...
Chapter 10 2022-11-22
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- branch of medicine dealing with immune system disorders
- formation of red blood cells
- malignant disease characterized by excessive increases in abnormal leukocytes formed in the bone marrow
- suturing of the spleen
- tumors of the bone marrow
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- disease caused by the body’s inability to distinguish its own cells from foreign bodies, thus producing antibodies that attack its own tissue
- excision of a lymph node
- inflammation of the tonsils
- condition of absence of a spleen
- pertaining to the destruction of blood cells
- suspension of inactivated microorganisms administered by injection, mouth, or hasal spray to prevent infection disease by inducing immunity
- abnormal reduction of all (blood) cells
- drug that targets microorganisms to kill or halt growth or replication
- increase in number of platelets
- blood test to measure the volume of erythrocytes
15 Clues: suturing of the spleen • excision of a lymph node • tumors of the bone marrow • inflammation of the tonsils • formation of red blood cells • increase in number of platelets • condition of absence of a spleen • abnormal reduction of all (blood) cells • pertaining to the destruction of blood cells • blood test to measure the volume of erythrocytes • ...
Periodic haahahahhahahaha good luck 2025-12-23
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- the bodys most abundant mineral, crucial to build strong bones and teeth
- the lightest metal and found in a certain type of battery
- in the air you breathe OUT
- known for it's appealing rainbow colored hopper crystals
- The fourth element, is toxic if inhaled
- Named after scientist Marie Curie
- 21 percent of the air you breathe
- _ of the periodic table
- used to harden lead in batteries. Has the atomic number 51
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- it can melt in your hand, yet has a high boiling point
- a vital trace mineral, essential for immunity, cell growth, wound healing, and DNA synthesis
- the second most abundant mineral in the body, starts with P.
- A dense radioactive metal
- the universes most abundant element
- glows reddish orange under electricity
15 Clues: _ of the periodic table • A dense radioactive metal • in the air you breathe OUT • Named after scientist Marie Curie • 21 percent of the air you breathe • the universes most abundant element • glows reddish orange under electricity • The fourth element, is toxic if inhaled • it can melt in your hand, yet has a high boiling point • ...
COVID-19 crossword 2020-08-19
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- What a virus needs to be able to reproduce
- A method to provide Active Acquired Immunity
- Device used in hospitals to help patients breathe
- A device used to be able to view a virus
- Face covering that helps prevent the spread of coronavirus
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- Country COVID-19 was first documented in
- A family of viruses that includes the common cold and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
- Bodily system coronavirus mainly affects
- Microscopic parasites
- Isolation from people to help prevent the spread of coronavirus
- A medical condition that can make you more susceptible to COVID-19 - Type 2
- Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
- City COVID-19 was first reported in
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- The amount of space the CDC recommends you socially distance
15 Clues: Microscopic parasites • Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome • City COVID-19 was first reported in • Country COVID-19 was first documented in • Bodily system coronavirus mainly affects • A device used to be able to view a virus • What a virus needs to be able to reproduce • A method to provide Active Acquired Immunity • The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • ...
chapter 3: early European colonies 2014-01-22
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- when some one has complete control over one resource by one company.
- a disease that mostly at acts the lungs.
- a place that some one owns across the world.
- a set of rules and privileges granted by a king or queen .
- mother a female leader of a clan
- a ability to fight off infection
- a territory that takes over a another territory.
- Champlain used to describe first nations .
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- source a original piece information , document or an image .
- two or more people that are form different clutters that live peacefully together.
- rights rights that every person has .
- some one that creates and sells manufactured goods.
- a place where people mostly live.
- breaking a way of doing things .
- a agreement of two nations to join together.
15 Clues: breaking a way of doing things . • mother a female leader of a clan • a ability to fight off infection • a place where people mostly live. • rights rights that every person has . • a disease that mostly at acts the lungs. • Champlain used to describe first nations . • a place that some one owns across the world. • a agreement of two nations to join together. • ...
Othello Act 4 2015-11-30
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- the falling down of a structure
- person or machine that does a job with skill or shrewdly manages something to their benefit
- make impure
- cause to believe something, especially after a sustained effort; convince
- a female prostitute or a promiscuous woman
- difficult to move, remove, or cure
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- having no definite or stable phase relationship
- calmness or self-control
- change or cause to change completely in form or nature
- a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people
- to believe, realize, or agree
- show a continuous and dramatic increase
- a public recounting of a religious conversion or experience.
- a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place.
- voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person
15 Clues: make impure • calmness or self-control • to believe, realize, or agree • the falling down of a structure • difficult to move, remove, or cure • show a continuous and dramatic increase • a female prostitute or a promiscuous woman • having no definite or stable phase relationship • voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person • ...
Leprosy 2023-11-01
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- these will reduce pain, decrease inflammation, and decrease fever
- The milder version of Leprosy
- Infection caused by slow growing bacteria
- used to determine the type of leprosy that someone has
- Ability of something to be passed from organism to organism
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- Malaria, Tuberculosis, Mumps, Cancer, Trauma
- The more severe and contagious form Leprosy
- Connective tissues with a high concentration of elastic fibers
- A part of the body is not its correct original shape
- The action or way of trying to heal a patient
- Medicine that fights bacterial infections
- The state of being resistant to a particular disease or pathogen
- A procedure in which a skin lesion is removed for testing
- Being deprived of the feeling of responsiveness
- A long lasting medical condition
15 Clues: The milder version of Leprosy • A long lasting medical condition • Medicine that fights bacterial infections • Infection caused by slow growing bacteria • The more severe and contagious form Leprosy • Malaria, Tuberculosis, Mumps, Cancer, Trauma • The action or way of trying to heal a patient • Being deprived of the feeling of responsiveness • ...
Pneumonia 2023-11-10
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- When fluid fills the pleural cavity it causes a pleural ________
- A way to build immunity to pneumonia if you are under 2 or over 65
- Bacteria that causes pneumonia: _________ pneumoniae
- Fungi that causes pneumonia:________ pneumoniae
- Body System that produces luekocytes to fight infection
- Difficulty Breathing
- Inhalation of food, vomit, drink or salvia
- A condition of being covered in sweat
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- Infection that spreads to blood, leading to sepsis
- Hospital and Healthcare aquired pneumonia are resistent to what
- Lung ________ can form from having pneumonia
- Feeling over tired due to being sick
- Also known as "Walking Pneumonia": _______ pneumoniae
- Being on one of these can increase your chances of getting pneumonia
- Infection that inflames alveoli in on or both lungs, which may fill with fluid
15 Clues: Difficulty Breathing • Feeling over tired due to being sick • A condition of being covered in sweat • Inhalation of food, vomit, drink or salvia • Lung ________ can form from having pneumonia • Fungi that causes pneumonia:________ pneumoniae • Infection that spreads to blood, leading to sepsis • Bacteria that causes pneumonia: _________ pneumoniae • ...
chapter 6 lewis carter 2023-12-12
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- The idea that only the strongest and smartest humans should survive on earth, and the weakest die out.
- Navigational instrument that uses the North Star.
- a country located on the lberian peninsula
- The extension of power over another country to take its resources.
- Large sailing ships used by the Spanish to transport explorers and resources.
- Reason for doing something.
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- Looking to increase land, control, and power.
- An agreement between Spain and Portugal to split up the world
- Navigating around the globe.
- Resistance to disease.
- Groups who were the original inhabitants of the area.
- only the strongest, smartest, and fastest animals survive in the wild, the weakest die out.
- occupying and place with settlers
- people in mexico before the spanish conquest
- new spain
15 Clues: new spain • Resistance to disease. • Reason for doing something. • Navigating around the globe. • occupying and place with settlers • a country located on the lberian peninsula • people in mexico before the spanish conquest • Looking to increase land, control, and power. • Navigational instrument that uses the North Star. • ...
Survivor UConn SSC Crossword 2023-12-26
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- The winner of Survivor UConn Season 10
- The last name of the original host of Survivor UConn
- Tanya's opponent in Wikipedia Races
- The last name of the first player eliminated from Wawanakwa
- The number of players still in the game
- The number of players voted out from original Babooga
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- The winner of Survivor UConn Season 7
- The tribe that won the third immunity challenge
- The first name of the guy who asks you for your trust rankings
- The number of items each person could find in the scavenger hunt
- The name of the new tribe
- The winner of Survivor UConn Season 9
- The player who received 3 votes at the first tribal council
- The amount of money Wawanakwa spent in the auction
- The last name of your host
15 Clues: The name of the new tribe • The last name of your host • Tanya's opponent in Wikipedia Races • The winner of Survivor UConn Season 7 • The winner of Survivor UConn Season 9 • The winner of Survivor UConn Season 10 • The number of players still in the game • The tribe that won the third immunity challenge • The amount of money Wawanakwa spent in the auction • ...
D5: Antiviral Medications 2023-01-09
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- an enzyme that catalyses a cleavage reaction allowing virus to escape from host cells
- site specific region on substrates where enzymes bind
- chemicals that interfere with enzyme-substrate binding
- protection against repeated infections from the same virus
- body's defense system produces these specifically for each virus
- preventative healthcare is this type of treatment
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- a glycoprotein that enables viruses to dock with host cell
- things that require an electron microscope to study are
- global outbreak of a virus
- cell viruses take this over to perform their own functions
- these are specifically administered to treat viral infections
- making small changes in genetic code
- the immune deficiency caused by HIV
- virus that is transmitted through bodily fluids, causes AIDS
- enzymes bind to this to carry out catalytic action
15 Clues: global outbreak of a virus • the immune deficiency caused by HIV • making small changes in genetic code • preventative healthcare is this type of treatment • enzymes bind to this to carry out catalytic action • site specific region on substrates where enzymes bind • chemicals that interfere with enzyme-substrate binding • ...
Spanish Armada 2022-08-30
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- Spanish explorer
- resistance such as to disease
- an instrument used to plan a course using the stars
- a large farm
- a fort
- a Muslim house of worship
- related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome
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- a town in the Spanish-ruled lands
- is a journey to a holy place
- to travel completely around something usually by water
- an instrument that shows the direction of the magnetic north
- the use of scientifical knowledge for practical purposes
- a reawaking of culture and intellectual curiosity in Europe from the 1300s to the 1600s
- cape is a point of land that sticks out into water much like a peninsula
- a religious community where farming was carried out and Native Americans were converted to Christianity
15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...
Spanish Armada 2022-08-30
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- Spanish explorer
- resistance such as to disease
- an instrument used to plan a course using the stars
- a large farm
- a fort
- a Muslim house of worship
- related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome
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- a town in the Spanish-ruled lands
- is a journey to a holy place
- to travel completely around something usually by water
- an instrument that shows the direction of the magnetic north
- the use of scientifical knowledge for practical purposes
- a reawaking of culture and intellectual curiosity in Europe from the 1300s to the 1600s
- cape is a point of land that sticks out into water much like a peninsula
- a religious community where farming was carried out and Native Americans were converted to Christianity
15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...
Health Terms Crossword 2025-05-16
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- The health of talking to people and not being lonely..
- A medicine that kills bacteria.
- type of health involved with the mind.
- Tiny living organisms, some helpful, some harmful.
- The state of physical and mental rest.
- The immediate care given to someone who is injured or suddenly ill.
- A feeling of being worried or under pressure.
- Something to help with illnesses.
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- A substance that helps the body build immunity to a specific disease.
- A type of microbe that can cause illness.
- The body's defense against illness.
- A type of microbe that needs a host to reproduce.
- Maintaining cleanliness to prevent disease.
- Diet: Eating foods that provide the body with the nutrients it needs.
- Activity: Exercising to improve overall health and fitness.
15 Clues: A medicine that kills bacteria. • Something to help with illnesses. • The body's defense against illness. • type of health involved with the mind. • The state of physical and mental rest. • A type of microbe that can cause illness. • Maintaining cleanliness to prevent disease. • A feeling of being worried or under pressure. • ...
MODULE 2: CH. 4 & 7 2025-05-29
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- All the external factors surrounding the host
- Treating people fairly
- Relationship between a cause and its effect
- Telling the truth
- Factor that causes or contributes to a health problem
- Preventing harm to others as a consequence of a person's own choices
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- Susceptible human or animal who harbors and nourishes a disease-causing agent
- Systematic collection and analysis of data related to a particular problem or phenomenon.
- Conforming to a standard that is right and good
- Host's ability to resist a particular infectious disease–causing agent
- The principles of conduct governing a group
- Freedom of choice and the exercise of people's rights
- True to your word or keeping promises
- Doing good or benefiting others
- Treating people as unique, equal, and responsible moral agents
15 Clues: Telling the truth • Treating people fairly • Doing good or benefiting others • True to your word or keeping promises • The principles of conduct governing a group • Relationship between a cause and its effect • All the external factors surrounding the host • Conforming to a standard that is right and good • Freedom of choice and the exercise of people's rights • ...
Breastfeeding Week Crossword 2019-07-24
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- The ring of pigmented skin surrounding the nipple
- The first secretion from the mammary glands after giving birth, rich in antibodies
- An opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein
- The establishment of a relationship
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- The hormone released that stimulates milk production
- The hormone that stimulates the ejection of milk into the ducts.
- Protection or exemption from something
7 Clues: The establishment of a relationship • Protection or exemption from something • An opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein • The ring of pigmented skin surrounding the nipple • The hormone released that stimulates milk production • The hormone that stimulates the ejection of milk into the ducts. • ...
German Measles 2013-08-24
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- What is the virus called which causes German Measles?
- What is the syndrome described which can cause severe birth defects?
- What is the main symptom of German Measles?
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- Which organisation is aiming to eradicate German Measles?
- How long will the vaccine produce immunity for?
- When is the virus most prevalent?
- Where does the replication of the virus take place?
7 Clues: When is the virus most prevalent? • What is the main symptom of German Measles? • How long will the vaccine produce immunity for? • Where does the replication of the virus take place? • What is the virus called which causes German Measles? • Which organisation is aiming to eradicate German Measles? • ...
Colostrum 2023-09-19
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- _____ is also named as liquid gold because of its importance to its recipients
- Available in individual sachets which are ____to carry around
- First Milking Colostrum ______ and accelerates recovery of Covid-19 patients
- Contains highest concentration of IgG _____ for immunity
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- First Milking Colostrum is 100% _____ and natural
- First Milking Colostrum is ____ from antibiotics
- First Milking Colostrum is a gift from mother _____
7 Clues: First Milking Colostrum is ____ from antibiotics • First Milking Colostrum is 100% _____ and natural • First Milking Colostrum is a gift from mother _____ • Contains highest concentration of IgG _____ for immunity • Available in individual sachets which are ____to carry around • First Milking Colostrum ______ and accelerates recovery of Covid-19 patients • ...
Immune System 2025-04-17
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- Deficiency, breakdown or inability of certain parts of the immune system to function, thus making a person more susceptible to certain diseases.
- Killer cells, cells that are part of the innate immune system that recognize virus-infected & cancerous body cells, and will attack and kill foreign invaders.
- Disease, diseases caused when an organism’s own immune system attacks its own cells.
- cells, a type of lymphocyte cell in the adaptive immune system that recognizes and responds to specific invading pathogens, they recognize intact antigens on the surface of pathogens using receptors bound to their cell surface.
- cells, cells that last for decades in the lymph nodes and are ready to be activated if an antigen on a foreign pathogen reappears in the body.
- System, network of vessels tissues and organs that helps circulate fluid throughout the body.
- agents that cause disease, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, or others
- T Cells, lymphocytes responsible for assisting other white blood cells in responding to infection, processing antigens, and triggering antibody production.
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- Immunity, a branch of the immune system whose components attach to pathogens indiscriminately and does not change much from the time you are born.
- a protein molecule in the blood serum or other body fluids that destroys or neutralizes bacteria, viruses, or other harmful toxins.
- Immunity, activated defense after the innate response that ensures you will have better protection from a specific pathogen each time you encounter it, and develops over your lifetime.
- any substance (on the cell surface or in the fluid) that can elicit a response to stimulate the immune system to produce antibodies
- cells, cells that engulf foreign cells or molecules & debris from dead cells to help rid the body of foreign invaders.
13 Clues: agents that cause disease, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, or others • Disease, diseases caused when an organism’s own immune system attacks its own cells. • System, network of vessels tissues and organs that helps circulate fluid throughout the body. • ...
Spanish Armada 2022-08-30
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- Spanish explorer
- resistance such as to disease
- an instrument used to plan a course using the stars
- a large farm
- a fort
- a Muslim house of worship
- related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome
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- a town in the Spanish-ruled lands
- is a journey to a holy place
- to travel completely around something usually by water
- an instrument that shows the direction of the magnetic north
- the use of scientifical knowledge for practical purposes
- a reawaking of culture and intellectual curiosity in Europe from the 1300s to the 1600s
- cape is a point of land that sticks out into water much like a peninsula
- a religious community where farming was carried out and Native Americans were converted to Christianity
15 Clues: a fort • a large farm • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • is a journey to a holy place • resistance such as to disease • a town in the Spanish-ruled lands • related to the culture of ancient grace and Rome • an instrument used to plan a course using the stars • to travel completely around something usually by water • ...
CROSSWORD 2024-02-23
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- Opposite of Venom
- A Poisonous Animal
- A type of liquid that can be used to wash away poison or venom from the skin or eyes
- A treatment suitable for certain types of epilepsy.
- A substance that can cause illness or death when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed
- A device that can suck out venom from a wound
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- One of the Method Animals Deliver Their Venom.
- A condition that occurs when a person has two or more unprovoked seizures
- A Venomous Animal
- Who specializes in treating nervous system disorders?
- One of the Symptoms of Epilepsy.
- One of the Causes of Epilepsy.
- A type of injection that can provide immunity against certain venoms
- Blockage in Blood Flow in the Brain
- A Sign for a Frog Venom exposure
15 Clues: A Venomous Animal • Opposite of Venom • A Poisonous Animal • One of the Causes of Epilepsy. • One of the Symptoms of Epilepsy. • A Sign for a Frog Venom exposure • Blockage in Blood Flow in the Brain • A device that can suck out venom from a wound • One of the Method Animals Deliver Their Venom. • A treatment suitable for certain types of epilepsy. • ...
Viruses and Bacteria 2020-04-11
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- a preparation of a weakened or mild form of a pathogen to produce immunity
- turn into plasma cells and start producing antibodies
- the viral DNA that is embedded in the host cell's DNA
- system body system that helps rid the body of toxins, waste, and other unwanted materials
- tiny particles that live and infect living organisms
- a genetic variant or subtype of a microorganism
- proteins that help memorize and fight pathogens
- prokaryotic cells that are found everywhere
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- invasion of a host by a pathogen
- destroys infected cells
- large outbreak of a disease
- an organism that is used by a pathogen to move from one person to another
- disease-causing agent
- compound that blocks the growth and reproduction of bacteria
- type of cell without a nucleus (bacteria cell)
15 Clues: disease-causing agent • destroys infected cells • large outbreak of a disease • invasion of a host by a pathogen • prokaryotic cells that are found everywhere • type of cell without a nucleus (bacteria cell) • a genetic variant or subtype of a microorganism • proteins that help memorize and fight pathogens • tiny particles that live and infect living organisms • ...
"Micronutrient Mania: Tiny Nutrients, Big Impact!" 2025-05-06
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- Mineral that helps regulate fluid balance and muscle contractions
- Vitamin your skin produces from sunlight
- Trace mineral that helps regulate blood sugar levels
- Fat-soluble vitamin that protects cell membranes from damage
- Trace mineral that helps form red blood cells and keep nerves healthy
- Vitamin essential for good vision and healthy skin
- Mineral that supports muscle and nerve function
- B vitamin important in pregnancy to prevent birth defects
- Mineral crucial for thyroid hormone production
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- Antioxidant mineral that helps protect cells from damage
- Mineral needed to make hemoglobin in red blood cells
- Mineral important for wound healing and immune function
- Mineral that builds strong bones and teeth
- Vitamin that boosts immunity and helps in wound healing
- Vitamin that helps with blood clotting
15 Clues: Vitamin that helps with blood clotting • Vitamin your skin produces from sunlight • Mineral that builds strong bones and teeth • Mineral crucial for thyroid hormone production • Mineral that supports muscle and nerve function • Vitamin essential for good vision and healthy skin • Mineral needed to make hemoglobin in red blood cells • ...
TW09-TW11 Crossword 2 2025-11-23
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- Cellular process where immune cells engulf and digest microbes
- Receptor found on all nucleated cells responsible for antigen presentation
- Similar to human cells, fungi are what
- Cytolytic toxin released by Candida albicans
- Structure used by protozoa to avoid phagolysosome fusion
- T helper cell subset essential for antifungal immunity
- Bacterial structure responsible for cell attachment and conjugation
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- Spread of fungus in Aspergillosis
- Major component of bacterial cell walls
- Cellular change characterized by increased mucus goblet cell numbers
- Thick fungal protective layer preventing immune detection
- Influenza surface protein responsible for host cell attachment
- Immune cell that degranulates and releases major basic protein in anti-parasitic protection
- Growth phase responsible for "exponential" increase in microbial cell number
- Major cytokine regulating anti-fungal epithelial protection
15 Clues: Spread of fungus in Aspergillosis • Similar to human cells, fungi are what • Major component of bacterial cell walls • Cytolytic toxin released by Candida albicans • T helper cell subset essential for antifungal immunity • Structure used by protozoa to avoid phagolysosome fusion • Thick fungal protective layer preventing immune detection • ...
How To Stay Healthy 2020-01-28
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- in case of emergencies we should do it
- the opposite of destroy
- there are two types of blood that are...
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- without it more people will die
- so needed to protect us from cancer and other diseases
- an organ in the body that looks like a leaf
- these are soldiers who work day and night to protect us
- you need enough of it otherwise your body and memory will be messed up
8 Clues: the opposite of destroy • without it more people will die • in case of emergencies we should do it • there are two types of blood that are... • an organ in the body that looks like a leaf • so needed to protect us from cancer and other diseases • these are soldiers who work day and night to protect us • ...
G8 Crossword 2021-09-06
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- Self-_______ is having strength against the risks against the external risks
- Justifiable choices
- _________ preservation is needed by using it wisely, not destroying the environment and replanting.
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- a product of Chang Mai Province
- having too much of something / life without excess, or ___________ in luxury.
- person that collects production
- not too much or not too little
- physical and mind strength that pour into goods which yields wage/ eg.: Intelligence, knowledge,ability
8 Clues: Justifiable choices • not too much or not too little • a product of Chang Mai Province • person that collects production • Self-_______ is having strength against the risks against the external risks • having too much of something / life without excess, or ___________ in luxury. • ...
NUTRI-QUEST 2024-03-19
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- Live Bacteria that are good for your Digestive Health.
- The most common Artificial Sugar found in Processed Food.
- A summary of Nutrition on Processed Food Packets.
- A compound found in Berries and Citrus Fruits that help improve Immunity.
- The most Nutritious part of an Egg.
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- Compounds found in processed food that elevates Bad Cholesterol.
- I am a Brain shaped nut and a source of Good Fat.
- Another word for Maida.
8 Clues: Another word for Maida. • The most Nutritious part of an Egg. • I am a Brain shaped nut and a source of Good Fat. • A summary of Nutrition on Processed Food Packets. • Live Bacteria that are good for your Digestive Health. • The most common Artificial Sugar found in Processed Food. • Compounds found in processed food that elevates Bad Cholesterol. • ...
Quiz on Indian Functional Foods 2025-03-03
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- Natural antibiotic used in kadha to boost immunity
- Nutrient-rich sprouted lentil that aids digestion
- Leafy green rich in iron, commonly cooked in saag
- Gluten-free grain eaten during Navratri, rich in fiber
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- Protein-rich nut used in sweets like kheer and laddoos
- Vitamin C-rich fruit often used in chyawanprash
- Golden liquid produced by bees, used as a natural sweetener
- Yellow spice known for its antioxidant properties
8 Clues: Vitamin C-rich fruit often used in chyawanprash • Nutrient-rich sprouted lentil that aids digestion • Leafy green rich in iron, commonly cooked in saag • Yellow spice known for its antioxidant properties • Natural antibiotic used in kadha to boost immunity • Protein-rich nut used in sweets like kheer and laddoos • ...
Vaccination 2025-04-14
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- is the essential task of vaccination
- an infectious disease for which adult and children be vaccinated
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- a field of science that studies the immune system
- a medical procedure aimed at acquiring immunity by the body
- tacking tool
- how often should you renew your flu vaccination
6 Clues: tacking tool • is the essential task of vaccination • how often should you renew your flu vaccination • a field of science that studies the immune system • a medical procedure aimed at acquiring immunity by the body • an infectious disease for which adult and children be vaccinated
Cytokines NEW 2025-09-28
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- This phenomenon describes the enhanced biological effect when multiple cytokines work together, exceeding their individual effects, like TNF-α and IL-1 cooperatively amplifying inflammation.
- This cytokine specifically activates and recruits eosinophils, playing a crucial role in allergic reactions and defense against helminthic infections.
- This cytokine Drives naive T cells toward Th1 differentiation and activates NK cells, promoting cell-mediated immunity against intracellular pathogens.
- This cytokine Promotes Th2 cell differentiation and B cell class switching to IgE production, driving allergic and anti-parasitic responses.
- This refers to the ability of a single cytokine to exert multiple different biological effects on various cell types, such as IL-6 affecting both immune cells and hepatocytes.
- THis cytokine provides broad antiviral immunity by inducing antiviral proteins in cells and enhancing NK cell and CD8+ T cell responses against viral infections.
- This cytokine drives acute-phase protein production in the liver during systemic inflammation.
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- This cytokine Initiates local inflammatory responses by activating endothelial cells and recruiting immune cells to sites of infection or injury; also acts as an endogenous pyrogen.
- Functions as a potent neutrophil chemoattractant, directing these cells to sites of inflammation and promoting their activatio
- This cytokine Promotes acute inflammation, activates neutrophils and macrophages, and induces fever and acute-phase protein synthesis
- This cytokine romotes T cell and NK cell proliferation and activation, enhancing anti-tumor immune responses in immunotherapy protocols.
- This cytokine Activates macrophages for enhanced microbicidal activity and upregulates MHC class I and II expression to improve antigen presentation.
- This phenomenon refers to when cytokines have opposing effects, such as IL-4 (Th2-promoting) countering IFN-γ (Th1-promoting) responses.
13 Clues: This cytokine drives acute-phase protein production in the liver during systemic inflammation. • Functions as a potent neutrophil chemoattractant, directing these cells to sites of inflammation and promoting their activatio • ...
The Gut 2021-01-18
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- Compound responsible for Kolin Plus action
- Preventive for Loose droppings
- solution to reduce rales in poultry
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- Protein that indicates immunity
- responsible for liver damage in pigs and poultry
5 Clues: Preventive for Loose droppings • Protein that indicates immunity • solution to reduce rales in poultry • Compound responsible for Kolin Plus action • responsible for liver damage in pigs and poultry
Spelling Week 28 2016-04-19
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- To utter a prolonged, inarticulate, mournful cry
- Something designed to preserve the memory of a person, event, etc.,
- A native or naturalized member of a state
- A formal personal presentation of one person to another or others
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- The state of being immune from or insusceptible to a particular disease or the like
- A pamphlet or leaflet
- To allow to enter; grant or afford entrance to
- Any agreement or compact
8 Clues: A pamphlet or leaflet • Any agreement or compact • A native or naturalized member of a state • To allow to enter; grant or afford entrance to • To utter a prolonged, inarticulate, mournful cry • A formal personal presentation of one person to another or others • Something designed to preserve the memory of a person, event, etc., • ...
aspects of plant power 2025-05-25
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- Plant foods are a good source of this digestive helper
- C A vitamin found in citrus fruits, supports immunity
- Grain type that’s whole and high in fibre
- This leafy green veggie is great for heart health
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- The process of breaking down food in the body
- Natural compounds in plants that protect cells from damage
- Orange vegetable high in beta-carotene
- Group of plant foods that includes lentils and chickpeas
8 Clues: Orange vegetable high in beta-carotene • Grain type that’s whole and high in fibre • The process of breaking down food in the body • C A vitamin found in citrus fruits, supports immunity • Plant foods are a good source of this digestive helper • Group of plant foods that includes lentils and chickpeas • This leafy green veggie is great for heart health • ...
Chapter 10 immune system 2022-11-22
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- disease caused by the body's inability to distinguish its own cells from foreign bodies
- process of recording the lymphatic vessels
- blood test to measure the volume of erythrocytes
- stoppage of bleeding
- excessive amount of cholesterol in the blood; associated with heightened risk of CV disease
- systemic infection
- record of the lymphatic vessels
- reduction in the amount of red blood cells in the blood
- drug that targets microorganisms to kill or halt growth or replication
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- basic blood screening
- Disease of the lymph glands
- some of the white blood cells destroy the invading microorganism and old cells
- malignant disease characterized by excessive increase in abnormal leukocytes
- formation of bone marrow
- a life-threatening reaction to a previously encountered antigen
- suspension of inactivated microorganisms administered by injection, mouth, or nasal spray to prevent infectious diseases by inducing immunity
16 Clues: systemic infection • stoppage of bleeding • basic blood screening • formation of bone marrow • Disease of the lymph glands • record of the lymphatic vessels • process of recording the lymphatic vessels • blood test to measure the volume of erythrocytes • reduction in the amount of red blood cells in the blood • a life-threatening reaction to a previously encountered antigen • ...
Blood Crossword 2016-02-08
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- / A bile pigment produces from hemoglobin break down.
- / A red blood cell.
- / Oxygen carrying pigment in white blood cells.
- / the volume percentage of red blood cells in a sample of whole blood.
- / A type of phagocytes leukocyte.
- / A white blood cell that is a phagocyte.
- / A large phagocyte cell.
- / A white blood cell.
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- / A kidney or bone that promotes red blood cell formation.
- / White blood cell containing cytoplasmic granules that stain with acidic dye.
- / White blood cell containing cytoplasmic granules that stain with basic dye.
- / Fibrous protein formed from fibrinogen during blood coagulation.
- / Fluid portion of circulating blood.
- / Type of white blood cell that provides immunity; B cell or T cell.
- / A blood clot that remains where it forms in a blood vessel.
- / A vasoconstrictor released from blood platelets when blood vessels break, controls bleeding.
16 Clues: / A red blood cell. • / A white blood cell. • / A large phagocyte cell. • / A type of phagocytes leukocyte. • / Fluid portion of circulating blood. • / A white blood cell that is a phagocyte. • / Oxygen carrying pigment in white blood cells. • / A bile pigment produces from hemoglobin break down. • / A kidney or bone that promotes red blood cell formation. • ...
Biology: Unit 3 & 4 Review 2024-11-18
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- idea or explanation that's based on facts, but hasn't been proven
- Two bacterial cell exchange genetic information
- Water moving from high to low concentration
- to introduce killed/weakened pathogen to generate immunity
- Random changes in DNA
- A small structure inside a cell responsible for building proteins
- Single-celled organisms that can reproduce by binary fission
- Serves as the site of photosynthesis for plant cells
- Infects host cells and uses components of host cell to replicate/reproduce
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- The movement of particles from high to low concentration
- The smallest basic unit of life
- organism whose cells contain a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles
- Medications designed to kill bacteria
- Generates most of the cell's energy
- Statement that can be proven true or false using evidence
- An organism in which a virus resides
16 Clues: Random changes in DNA • The smallest basic unit of life • Generates most of the cell's energy • An organism in which a virus resides • Medications designed to kill bacteria • Water moving from high to low concentration • Two bacterial cell exchange genetic information • Serves as the site of photosynthesis for plant cells • ...
Infection Prevention and Control 2024-10-11
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- Type of biological material that can harbor infections
- A method to prevent infection by using sterile techniques
- To make free from bacteria
- A crucial practice for preventing infection that must be applied in the care of all patients
- A type of infection that occurs in healthcare settings
- What must be done when an infection is suspected
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- A test to identify pathogens
- Type of precautions taken with known infections
- The term for a substance that supports bacterial growth
- A solution used to kill pathogens on surfaces
- The type of container for disposal of needles and other medical care sharp objects
- A group of bacteria living together
- The practice of using clean techniques
- Important to wear when handling biohazard materials
- The body's defense against pathogens
- The process by which diseases are transmitted
16 Clues: To make free from bacteria • A test to identify pathogens • A group of bacteria living together • The body's defense against pathogens • The practice of using clean techniques • A solution used to kill pathogens on surfaces • The process by which diseases are transmitted • Type of precautions taken with known infections • What must be done when an infection is suspected • ...
Turquoise 2025-05-09
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- Ancient grains provide healthy complex ____.
- Nestling critter; an Edgard & Cooper Strip.
- Country Edgard and Cooper call home, known for its waffles.
- Signature color of the Edgard & Cooper brand.
- Compounds found in fruits and veggies that protect from cell damage by free radicals.
- Three of these per Bite in Chicken and Turkey Take a Bow Bites.
- Edgard & Cooper is available exclusively at ____.
- How Edgard & Cooper kibble is cooked for a smoother texture.
- The body's natural anti-inflammatory response.
- Certain fish oil that supports healthy skin and glossy coat.
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- Added compounds that promote healthy digestion.
- Keep It Up Bars let dogs ____ longer.
- Deer meat.
- Along with Glucosamine, this supports joint health and mobility.
- Tender and juicy; Edgard & Cooper Dry Adult Chicken Recipe; a decorative plant.
- Made without ____ that contain gluten.
16 Clues: Deer meat. • Keep It Up Bars let dogs ____ longer. • Made without ____ that contain gluten. • Nestling critter; an Edgard & Cooper Strip. • Ancient grains provide healthy complex ____. • Signature color of the Edgard & Cooper brand. • The body's natural anti-inflammatory response. • Added compounds that promote healthy digestion. • ...
Wound healing 2025-05-30
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- Prolonged activity of ___(cell) leads to contractures
- ___ factors, include excess pressure and movement
- __ __ is required in healing by second intention to reduce wound size in later healing
- too much collagen leads to ___ scarring
- Diabetes is an example of poor ___ status as it can impedes circulation and immunity
- Healing by __ __ has greater macrophage involvement
- Healing by ___ ___ applies for smaller wounds
- Tissue factor elicits the ___ pathway of coagulation
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- Matrix metalloproteinases facilitate tissue ___
- A hormone that can reduce inflammation but also collagen synthesis
- Glucocorticoids impede wound repair by slowing __(cell) proliferation and collagen synthesis
- Insufficient granulation tissue can lead to ___
- Better __ enables better deliver of nutrients and oxygen to the wound site
- Fibroblasts contribute to collagen deposition and ___ (process)
- Hypertrophic scarring results from excess ___ tissue
- ___ cell type tissue are most likely to have scarring
16 Clues: too much collagen leads to ___ scarring • Healing by ___ ___ applies for smaller wounds • Matrix metalloproteinases facilitate tissue ___ • Insufficient granulation tissue can lead to ___ • ___ factors, include excess pressure and movement • Healing by __ __ has greater macrophage involvement • Hypertrophic scarring results from excess ___ tissue • ...
2017 EE Flashback. Refer to the ppt to look for the answers. Have fun! 2018-01-04
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- An extremely hard valuable gem.
- Be active while working.
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- Natural body resistance against diseases
- Dance workout using letters and numbers.
- A sweet treat after the main course.
5 Clues: Be active while working. • An extremely hard valuable gem. • A sweet treat after the main course. • Natural body resistance against diseases • Dance workout using letters and numbers.
Yo wassup 2021-04-02
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- food or nourishment
- another word for infection
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- it is next to godliness
- you need this to be strong so you can fight infections
- another word for well-being
5 Clues: food or nourishment • it is next to godliness • another word for infection • another word for well-being • you need this to be strong so you can fight infections
Nutritional Facts 2021-10-22
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- an ___ a day keeps the doctor away
- this leads to a better quality of life
- this fruit boosts immunity and reduces the risk of diabetes
- this vegetable reduces inflammation and supports digestion
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- you need 2 to 3 cups of this per day
- what is a main source of calcium that supports bone growth
- bananas, beans, berries, brown rice are sources of
- eating too much of this can cause your skin to turn or yellow orange
- excess sugar can lead to less
9 Clues: excess sugar can lead to less • an ___ a day keeps the doctor away • you need 2 to 3 cups of this per day • this leads to a better quality of life • bananas, beans, berries, brown rice are sources of • what is a main source of calcium that supports bone growth • this vegetable reduces inflammation and supports digestion • ...
Nutritional Facts 2021-10-22
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- an ___ a day keeps the doctor away
- this leads to a better quality of life
- this fruit boosts immunity and reduces the risk of diabetes
- this vegetable reduces inflammation and supports digestion
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- you need 2 to 3 cups of this per day
- what is a main source of calcium that supports bone growth
- bananas, beans, berries, brown rice are sources of
- eating too much of this can cause your skin to turn or yellow orange
- excess sugar can lead to less
9 Clues: excess sugar can lead to less • an ___ a day keeps the doctor away • you need 2 to 3 cups of this per day • this leads to a better quality of life • bananas, beans, berries, brown rice are sources of • what is a main source of calcium that supports bone growth • this vegetable reduces inflammation and supports digestion • ...
The Immune System 2024-05-12
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- Symptoms for this word are redness, swelling and pain
- Medicine is given if you have a bacterial infection
- A rise or decrease in temperature
- A blood protein produced in response to an antigen
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- A state of being resistant to a disease
- Found in nasal passages and is a sticky slimy substance
- A clear liquid produces by glands in the mouth
- Any substance that causes the body to make an immune response against that substance.
- Prevents things from getting into a body
9 Clues: A rise or decrease in temperature • A state of being resistant to a disease • Prevents things from getting into a body • A clear liquid produces by glands in the mouth • A blood protein produced in response to an antigen • Medicine is given if you have a bacterial infection • Symptoms for this word are redness, swelling and pain • ...
Shingles 2025-09-12
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- Treatment that suppresses immunity, raising risk
- What type of neurons are most commonly affected by shingles?
- Where does the Varicella Zoster Virus establish latency in the body
- Major risk factor for shingles
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- Disease a non-immune contact might get after exposure to shingles
- Typical pattern of shingles rash
- You cannot catch this disease from shingles exposure itself
- What is a primary risk factor for vulnerability to the development of shingles
- Non-immune contacts usually develop after exposure (not shingles)
9 Clues: Major risk factor for shingles • Typical pattern of shingles rash • Treatment that suppresses immunity, raising risk • You cannot catch this disease from shingles exposure itself • What type of neurons are most commonly affected by shingles? • Disease a non-immune contact might get after exposure to shingles • ...
Health 2025-05-20
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- Relating to the heart and blood vessels
- A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind
- Conditions or practices to maintain health and prevent diseases
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- Being resistant to a particular infection and its pathogens
- Natural pain relievers
- The process of taking in or using food for health and growth
- A bundle or band of tissue that can contract to allow movement
- The state of good health, especially as an actively pursued goal
- The state of being free from illness or injury
9 Clues: Natural pain relievers • Relating to the heart and blood vessels • The state of being free from illness or injury • A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind • Being resistant to a particular infection and its pathogens • The process of taking in or using food for health and growth • A bundle or band of tissue that can contract to allow movement • ...
Week 7 Key Terms BMSC11010 2024-04-28
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- Tissue found inside bones; the site of all blood cell differentiation
- Molecule recognized by the receptors of B and T lymphocytes.
- Antigen-specific protein secreted by plasma cells; immunoglobulin.
- Immunity developed from an individual’s own immune system
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- Soluble, short-range, cell-to-cell communication molecule.
- Ameboid phagocyte found in several tissues throughout the body.
- Lymphoid nodules associated with the nasopharynx.
- Primary lymphoid organ; where T lymphocytes proliferate and mature.
8 Clues: Lymphoid nodules associated with the nasopharynx. • Immunity developed from an individual’s own immune system • Soluble, short-range, cell-to-cell communication molecule. • Molecule recognized by the receptors of B and T lymphocytes. • Ameboid phagocyte found in several tissues throughout the body. • ...
BBPs & Prevention 2025-04-02
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- A condition that results in years of having HIV
- Medical instruments like needles that can puncture the skin
- A type of protective equipment worn on hands
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- B Virus that causes inflammation in the liver
- The use of soap and water to prevent infection
- Preventative measure that builds immunity against diseases
- a virus that attacks the immune system and can lead to AIDS
- Abbreviation for equipment use to protect against infection
8 Clues: A type of protective equipment worn on hands • B Virus that causes inflammation in the liver • The use of soap and water to prevent infection • A condition that results in years of having HIV • Preventative measure that builds immunity against diseases • Medical instruments like needles that can puncture the skin • ...
Crossword Fun 2024-06-25
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- one who comes down from a common ancestor
- the body's abilitie to resist an infection
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- sucess; wealth
- the state of being clear
- to go down (from a higher place)
5 Clues: sucess; wealth • the state of being clear • to go down (from a higher place) • one who comes down from a common ancestor • the body's abilitie to resist an infection
PUZZLE - 9 2023-03-11
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- The body’s ability to resist infection and disease.
- The death of tissue due to a lack of blood.
- Inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of the body
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- The lining of the uterus.
- The outer layer of the wall of the heart.
- An abnormal buildup of fluid in a joint or tissue.
- A hormone made by the pancreas that controls the amount of glucose
- The calf bone.
8 Clues: The calf bone. • The lining of the uterus. • The outer layer of the wall of the heart. • The death of tissue due to a lack of blood. • An abnormal buildup of fluid in a joint or tissue. • The body’s ability to resist infection and disease. • Inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of the body • A hormone made by the pancreas that controls the amount of glucose
Wee 6 Pandemics and Biologial Hazards 2025-09-18
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- a microorganism that invades living cells to reproduce
- the way a disease spreads from one host to another
- a sudden outbreak of disease in one area or community
- a substance that helps the body build immunity against a disease
- single celled organisms, some cause disease
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- isolation of people to prevent disease spread
- an outbreak of disease that spreads across countries or continents
- the invasion of an organism by pathogens
8 Clues: the invasion of an organism by pathogens • single celled organisms, some cause disease • isolation of people to prevent disease spread • the way a disease spreads from one host to another • a sudden outbreak of disease in one area or community • a microorganism that invades living cells to reproduce • a substance that helps the body build immunity against a disease • ...
4000 PH module 2.5 2025-03-21
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- Before vaccines can be approved in Canada, they must undergo lab testing, animal testing, and three stages of _____ trials.
- Vaccine ____ ____ is ongoing surveillance to detect possible adverse events that may occur at higher levels of frequency than expected based on clinical trials or historical experience, or those that occur too rarely to have been detected within a large clinical trial (2 words).
- ____ allergic responses may include coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest pain or tightness, throat tightness, difficulty swallowing, hoarse voice, nasal congestion, itchy or watery eyes, etc.
- This occurring after vaccination may be due to a result of pre-existing illness, illness contracted shortly after immunization before immunity can be established, or due to triggering of the immune response by the vaccine.
- Basic reproductive rate; average number of transmissions expected from a single primary case introduced into a totally susceptible population; the higher, the more infectious (2 words).
- ____ surveillance involves routine reporting of health data, including monitoring reportable diseases, disease registries, and hospital data.
- Many falsely believe that vaccines cause this, despite no causal evidence.
- ____ vaccines consist of proteins and capsule polysaccharide to enhance the efficacy of subunit vaccines.
- Condition that may increase the risk of an adverse reaction following immunization or that may compromise the ability of a vaccine to produce immunity; typically results in deferring the vaccine.
- Signs and symptoms may still occur during a secondary infection due to the short _____ period of certain diseases.
- Intervention in this type of exaggerated immune response involves supporting ABCCs, the use of epinephrine and/or bronchodilators, intubation, ventilation support, circulatory volume expanders, and/or vasosuppressors.
- Occurs when a test is positive but a person is not experiencing the health event (2 words).
- _____ surveillance includes monitoring social media, news, and public opinion and perception of health and health care to monitor trends of trust in the health care system, health misinformation, and potential violence against health care workers.
- The proportion of false negatives to true negatives. The higher this is, the more true negatives than false negatives (3 words).
- Vaccine _____ is the ability of a vaccine to prevent illness in "real world" conditions, typically determined through observational studies.
- Occurs when a test is negative and a person is not experiencing the health event (2 words).
- Vaccine ____ is the ability of a vaccine to prevent illness in vaccinated people, in controlled studies (ideal conditions).
- Type I hypersensitivity, also known as IgE-mediated or _____ sensitivity, produces an immediate response and principally effects mast cells, with no complement system participation.
- _____ surveillance includes outbreak investigation, serosurveillance, health surveys, and other means to collect information.
- In order to be qualified as _____, an event must be serious, require urgent medical attention, be unusual or unsuspected, or occur in a geographic or temporal cluster (acronym).
- A severe systemic allergic response with rapid onset (5-20 minutes) affecting multiple systems; results from IgE stimulating mast cells.
- The proportion of true positives to false positives in a test. The higher this is, the more true positives than false positives (3 words).
- Booster shots of vaccines are used to strengthen immune responses against particular antigens, and produce more ____ _ ____ (3 words).
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- Type III hypersensitivity, also known as ____ complex-mediated, produces an immediate response, involves IgG and IgM, mainly effects neutrophils, and involves complement participation; an example is lupus.
- Corticosteroids, chemotherapeutic agents, NSAIDs, and immunomodulators are examples of _______.
- If a person has a proven immediate or anaphylactic hypersensitivity to any vaccine component, assessment by an ___ is warranted.
- This common allergy is typically not a contraindication to vaccination due to the trace amount in certain vaccines being too small to cause a reaction.
- ____ allergic responses may include dizziness, lightheadedness, pallor or cyanosis, weak pulse, fainting, shock, or loss of consciousness.
- _____ vaccines contain whole pathogens that have been killed or ____ with heat, chemicals, or radiation; these do not produce an active infection but the resulting immune response is weaker and less comprehensive than live vaccines.
- Abnormal conditions with an exaggerated, inappropriate immune response to an antigen
- _____ allergic responses may include hives, swelling, itching, warmth, and/or redness.
- ____ allergic responses may include anxiety, a feeling of impending doom, or headache.
- Occurs when a test is negative but a person is experiencing a health event (2 words).
- Deliberate inoculation of individuals with infectious materials, typically producing an infection milder than naturally acquired; may still result in epidemic of the infectious disease.
- The ability of a test to designate an individual with a disease as positive; the greater the ____, the fewer false positives and more true positives.
- ____ vaccines incorporate genes for antigens, leading to uptake of recombinant plasmid by some cells, followed by transcription and translation of antigens and presentation with MHC I to activate adapted immunity; stimulates humoral and cellular immunity with no risk of producing an infection.
- Class of vaccine which exposes individuals to a weakened strain of a pathogen, establishing a subclinical infection to activate cellular and humoral immunity and stimulate the development of memory (2 words).
- Vaccine ____ is achieved only if there is sufficient evidence that it is safe, effective, of suitable quality, and its benefits greatly outweigh any associated risks.
- This type of pharmacological therapy does not interfere with most non-live vaccines, except varicella-containing vaccines or LAIV.
- _____ antibodies are synthetic antibodies given to patients as preventative drugs or treatments.
- ____ ____ _____ recombination determines specific binding of lymphocytes to antigens; occurs due to random recombination of inherited segments of mature B and T cells, which do not respond until they interact with a corresponding antigen (3 words).
- Type IV hypersensitivity, also known as ___ ____ or delayed hypersensitivity, has a delayed response with no antibody involvement, mainly effects lymphocytes and macrophages, and does not involve complement participation; an example is contact sensitivity to poison ivy (2 words).
- The ability of a test to correctly identify people without a disease; the greater the ____ the fewer false negatives and more true negatives.
- ____ vaccines contain inactivated bacterial toxins to create humoral immunity.
- Recent administration of ____ ____ containing antibodies may interfere with the immune response to MMR, MMRV, and monovalent varicella vaccines (2 words).
- Pediatric hospital-based national active surveillance network for adverse events in children following immunization and selected vaccine-preventable infectious diseases (acronym).
- ____ vaccines utilize key antigens of a pathogen, rather than using whole cells or viruses.
- Infants and young children have an immature immune system, and are particularly vulnerable to ____ infections.
- Type II hypersensitivity, also known as tissue-specific or _____ sensitivity, produces an immediate response involving IgG and IgM, principally effects macrophages in tissues, and often involves complement participation; an example is Graves disease.
- Use of this class of medication is not a contraindication for vaccination, but may require usage of a smaller gauge needle and providing firm pressure for longer than two minutes.
- Specific antigens that stimulate adaptive immune responses; these may be proteins or carbohydrates, are typically large with repeating epitopes, and foreign.
- _____ allergic responses may include nausea, stomach pain or cramps, or vomiting.
- Situation in which a drug should not be given due to the risk outweighing the benefit.
- Occurs when a test is positive when a person is experiencing the health event (2 words).
- Vaccine ____ reactions are not side effects and are likely to be coincidental due to causation not being established.
- This approach utilizes presumptive statements, strong recommendations, and exploring reasons for hesitancy and concerns, to address vaccine hesitancy (2 words).
56 Clues: Many falsely believe that vaccines cause this, despite no causal evidence. • ____ vaccines contain inactivated bacterial toxins to create humoral immunity. • _____ allergic responses may include nausea, stomach pain or cramps, or vomiting. • Abnormal conditions with an exaggerated, inappropriate immune response to an antigen • ...
Legendary Elite but Short 2015-12-08
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- when a group of people form a team
- when someone in your family passes something down to there own
- the science that deals with the ocean and what lives in it
- when your be not affected by something
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- a solid figure with eight faces that are usually triangular
- when you get suspicious about something
- to be the best
7 Clues: to be the best • when a group of people form a team • when your be not affected by something • when you get suspicious about something • the science that deals with the ocean and what lives in it • a solid figure with eight faces that are usually triangular • when someone in your family passes something down to there own
Food and Health 2019-02-04
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- another way of protecting ourselves by acquiring immunity against certain diseases
- Germs in milk are killed by
- infect or make impure
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- eating right amount of all the nutrients.
- is caused by the deficiency of Iodine
- disease like malaria and amoebic dysentery is caused by
- An abnormal condition in which the body is not able to function properly.
7 Clues: infect or make impure • Germs in milk are killed by • is caused by the deficiency of Iodine • eating right amount of all the nutrients. • disease like malaria and amoebic dysentery is caused by • An abnormal condition in which the body is not able to function properly. • another way of protecting ourselves by acquiring immunity against certain diseases
Keywords 2021-08-07
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- can be transferred to another individual
- a condition of a living organism where its body or a body part has an impaired functioning
- a microscopic living organism
- microorganism that causes disease
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- can not be transferred to another individual
- The invasion and growth of germs in the body
- the ability of an organism to resist a particular infection or toxin
7 Clues: a microscopic living organism • microorganism that causes disease • can be transferred to another individual • can not be transferred to another individual • The invasion and growth of germs in the body • the ability of an organism to resist a particular infection or toxin • a condition of a living organism where its body or a body part has an impaired functioning
Vac Root Words 2021-11-09
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- an extended period of leisure and recreation
- remove from a place of danger to a safer place
- a space entirely devoid of matter
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- a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases
- having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence
- root that means empty
- having no fixtures, furniture, or inhabitants; empty
7 Clues: root that means empty • a space entirely devoid of matter • an extended period of leisure and recreation • remove from a place of danger to a safer place • having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence • having no fixtures, furniture, or inhabitants; empty • ...
CMPG interaction day (1) 2025-08-21
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- Scientific term relating to the sense of smell
- Adjective on the process of beer maturation in a wooden container
- Plant immunity enhancing compound
- Genus of bacteria causing abnormal growth in plant body parts
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- Sugary substance often present in flowers
- Organism that lives on/in a host and benefits by deriving nutrients
- An extracellular matrix formed by certain bacteria
7 Clues: Plant immunity enhancing compound • Sugary substance often present in flowers • Scientific term relating to the sense of smell • An extracellular matrix formed by certain bacteria • Genus of bacteria causing abnormal growth in plant body parts • Adjective on the process of beer maturation in a wooden container • ...
California gold rush 2021-11-03
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- connected to the rivers
- what the settlers were when they found out the way of living during the gold rush
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- realized the reality of the gold rush
- immigrants had to do work for low pay
- they fond gold in them
- Americans had no immunity
6 Clues: they fond gold in them • connected to the rivers • Americans had no immunity • realized the reality of the gold rush • immigrants had to do work for low pay • what the settlers were when they found out the way of living during the gold rush
Vaccination 2025-04-14
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- a medical procedure aimed at acquiring immunity by the body
- a field of science that studies the immune system
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- an infectious disease for which adult and children be vaccinated
- is the essential task of vaccination
- how often should you renew your flu vaccination
- tacking tool
6 Clues: tacking tool • is the essential task of vaccination • how often should you renew your flu vaccination • a field of science that studies the immune system • a medical procedure aimed at acquiring immunity by the body • an infectious disease for which adult and children be vaccinated
Health Review 1 2016-05-06
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- wasting away of the muscle through lack of use
- inflammation of the liver
- a cardiovascular condition "hardening of the arteries"
- largest part of the brain
- the nerve cells of the body
- relay signals from the central nervous system to the body
- body's largest internal organ
- gland that is considered the "master" gland
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- bands of connective tissue joining bones together
- respiratory disorder that causes inflammation of the lungs
- cells designed to search and destroy things that are not part of the body
- disorder of the endocrine system; body's inability to regulate sugar
- thick bundle of nerves through which the brain communicates with the body
- also known as high blood pressure
- substance that stimulates the immune system to develop an acquired immunity
- circulation or flow of blood from heart to lungs and back to heart
16 Clues: inflammation of the liver • largest part of the brain • the nerve cells of the body • body's largest internal organ • also known as high blood pressure • gland that is considered the "master" gland • wasting away of the muscle through lack of use • bands of connective tissue joining bones together • a cardiovascular condition "hardening of the arteries" • ...
Egg poultry things by Trevor, fletcher, Sebastian 2022-01-24
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- how animals ‘ fly
- remove the upper part of the beak of (a bird) to prevent it from injuring other birds.
- a place where the hatching of poultry eggs is artificially controlled for commercial purposes.
- baby chicken
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- part of a chicken breast
- adult chicken
- substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases
7 Clues: baby chicken • adult chicken • how animals ‘ fly • part of a chicken breast • remove the upper part of the beak of (a bird) to prevent it from injuring other birds. • a place where the hatching of poultry eggs is artificially controlled for commercial purposes. • ...
Lymphocyte Cell 2025-07-23
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- The main types of antibodies produced by lymphocytes
- One of the main functions of lymphocytes is to produce this defensive molecule
- The type of immunity in which B cells participate
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- Types of lymphocytes responsible for cellular immune responses
- Lymphocytes recognise specific antigens through
- The chromosomal location of lymphocytes is identified as
- Lymphocytes can remember pathogens, and this ability is called
7 Clues: Lymphocytes recognise specific antigens through • The type of immunity in which B cells participate • The main types of antibodies produced by lymphocytes • The chromosomal location of lymphocytes is identified as • Types of lymphocytes responsible for cellular immune responses • Lymphocytes can remember pathogens, and this ability is called • ...
Covid-19 2020-10-26
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- If someone in your family is ill, give them their own ____, if possible.
- Avoid large ____ of people.
- A person whose job is to care for people who are ill or injured, especially in a hospital.
- Limit close contact with others, staying about ____ feet apart.
- Do not shake ____.
- Stay home if someone in your ____ is sick.
- Always cover your mouth when you ____ or sneeze.
- A biological preparation of organisms that provides immunity to a particular infectious disease.
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- If possible, open ____ to increase ventilation.
- Stay ____ if you are feeling sick.
- Disinfect surfaces like tables, desks and ____ regulary.
- Limit ____ sharing.
- People with COVID-19 sometimes feel pain or pressure in the ____.
- An important warning sign of COVID-19 is difficulty ____ or shortness of breathing.
- ____ your hands frequently.
- Try not to touch your ____.
16 Clues: Do not shake ____. • Limit ____ sharing. • Avoid large ____ of people. • ____ your hands frequently. • Try not to touch your ____. • Stay ____ if you are feeling sick. • Stay home if someone in your ____ is sick. • If possible, open ____ to increase ventilation. • Always cover your mouth when you ____ or sneeze. • Disinfect surfaces like tables, desks and ____ regulary. • ...
Livestock Disease Cause and Control 2024-04-04
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- spore producing organism which feeds on organic matter and causes disease
- body’s ability to stay consistent internally
- vaccine which contains an inactive and incapacitated form of a pathogen
- Live Vaccine vaccine which contains a weakened live version of a pathogen
- occurs when a large number of animals in a group become pathogen immune
- structure on a pathogen responsible for attaching to immune cell receptors
- study of disease
- study of causes of diseases
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- protein for neutralizing or destroying toxins
- organism which lives in or on another organism
- inanimate objects which carry pathogens until shared with another surface
- measures taken to prevent the spread of a pathogen
- ability to resist a particular infection or toxin
- alteration interrupts or disturbs the body’s functions
- organism responsible for causing diseases in the body
- single celled microorganism causes a disease
16 Clues: study of disease • study of causes of diseases • body’s ability to stay consistent internally • single celled microorganism causes a disease • protein for neutralizing or destroying toxins • organism which lives in or on another organism • ability to resist a particular infection or toxin • measures taken to prevent the spread of a pathogen • ...
Heath vocab! 2021-06-01
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- touching another person without that person's consent
- state of well being
- body temperature, usually above 101oF, or 38.3oC, rectally
- articulation, or area where two bones meet or join
- vessel that carries blood back to the heart
- of the body after death to determine the cause of death
- vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- /one of a large group of very small microorganisms, many of which cause disease
- given to an individual to produce immunity to a disease
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- of being in good health; well
- to the heart and blood vessels
- or in front of
- that provide information about body conditions
- or verbal attack on another person
- blood clot
- Occupations Students of America
16 Clues: blood clot • or in front of • state of well being • of being in good health; well • to the heart and blood vessels • Occupations Students of America • or verbal attack on another person • vessel that carries blood back to the heart • vessel that carries blood away from the heart • that provide information about body conditions • ...
Renue: Rest, Nutrition, Exercise 2016-01-13
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- When I _____ and care for it, my body stays strong and fit.
- When I'm in _____ of my body, I'm in control of my life!
- Strengthens my immunity, improves my _____ and clarity.
- Consider the benefit, when you ____ just a little bit.
- is the name of the pronghorn?
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- Keeps me at a healthy ____, keeps me looking and feeling great!
- My body's with me everywhere, it deserves my constant ____.
- I maintain a healthy body through rest, ______, and exercise!
- It's easy to care for your _____, and all it's made for!
9 Clues: is the name of the pronghorn? • Consider the benefit, when you ____ just a little bit. • Strengthens my immunity, improves my _____ and clarity. • When I'm in _____ of my body, I'm in control of my life! • It's easy to care for your _____, and all it's made for! • When I _____ and care for it, my body stays strong and fit. • ...
Crossword 2023-03-23
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- You are as an important member of the UMMC team.
- Objects that can puncture the skin.
- Minimize clutter to reduce BBP incidents/injuries.
- If exposed to this blood borne pathogen by needlestick or splash injury, recommendations for the healthcare worker to take post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) would be provided by Infectious Diseases Fellow.
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- Eye protection used to reduce/ prevent injuries.
- Are used when handling blood/ body fluids.
- Sharps containers that are a needlestick hazard.
- Secretions from the eyes.
- Which blood borne pathogen should healthcare workers have immunity to?
- If exposed to this blood borne pathogen by needlestick or splash injury, recommendations for the healthcare worker would be to monitor labs for seroconversion.
10 Clues: Secretions from the eyes. • Objects that can puncture the skin. • Are used when handling blood/ body fluids. • Eye protection used to reduce/ prevent injuries. • Sharps containers that are a needlestick hazard. • You are as an important member of the UMMC team. • Minimize clutter to reduce BBP incidents/injuries. • ...
Let's Play Crossword! 2021-07-20
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- This technology can physically help doctors performing various tasks.
- When there is not enough food to eat.
- Refers to the farming of aquatic species e.g., seaweed, shellfish.
- The energy associated with movement.
- Type of energy resources are normally considered sustainable.
- To do with the weather which affects food availability.
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- Using water to power machinery or make electricity.
- A substance used to provide immunity against one or several diseases.
- The ability to meet the needs of the current population whilst not compromising future generations.
9 Clues: The energy associated with movement. • When there is not enough food to eat. • Using water to power machinery or make electricity. • To do with the weather which affects food availability. • Type of energy resources are normally considered sustainable. • Refers to the farming of aquatic species e.g., seaweed, shellfish. • ...
Lymphatic System 2024-04-29
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- A condition characterized by swelling due to fluid buildup
- A clear fluid that flows through the lymphatic vessels
- Small, bean-shaped structures that filter lymph fluid
- The primary organs where lymphocytes mature and differentiate
- An organ that produces lymphocytes and filters blood
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- A type of white blood cell involved in immune response
- A network of vessels, nodes, and organs that helps rid the body of toxins
- The primary function of the lymphatic system
- An organ that stores and filters blood and produces immune cells
9 Clues: The primary function of the lymphatic system • An organ that produces lymphocytes and filters blood • Small, bean-shaped structures that filter lymph fluid • A type of white blood cell involved in immune response • A clear fluid that flows through the lymphatic vessels • A condition characterized by swelling due to fluid buildup • ...
Microbiology unit 3 2025-03-27
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- : Virus family that includes herpes simplex and cytomegalovirus
- : Virus that causes chickenpox and shingles
- : Disease caused by the rabies virus
- : First successful human viral vaccine developed (by Edward Jenner
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- : Viral infection that may lead to congenital defects if contracted during pregnancy
- : Virus known to cause cervical cancer Vaccine : Protective shot used to stimulate immunity
- : A sudden outbreak of a virus in a localized population
- : Outer lipid layer of some viruses
- : Instrument used to grow and observe viruses in the lab
9 Clues: : Outer lipid layer of some viruses • : Disease caused by the rabies virus • : Virus that causes chickenpox and shingles • : A sudden outbreak of a virus in a localized population • : Instrument used to grow and observe viruses in the lab • : Virus family that includes herpes simplex and cytomegalovirus • ...
Digestive System 2025-07-09
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- Juices from the liver and pancreas help break down food particles in the ____ intestine
- Food travels down this long pipe when you swallow
- Name of an enzyme found in the stomach
- Created in the large intestine to help boost our immunity
- First stage of the digestive system
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- The liver secretes this
- The waste material that isn't absorbed by the body goes through the ____ intestine
- Organ that releases acids and enzymes
- Contains a lot of enzymes, helps break down food when chewing
9 Clues: The liver secretes this • First stage of the digestive system • Organ that releases acids and enzymes • Name of an enzyme found in the stomach • Food travels down this long pipe when you swallow • Created in the large intestine to help boost our immunity • Contains a lot of enzymes, helps break down food when chewing • ...
virus vocab 2020-09-18
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- in the body that are attacked by HIV
- causes by bites from fleas
- the body immunity from the virus
- attacking the tissues and organs of the body
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- that fight off invaders in the body
- causing a disease
- causing fever and pustules
7 Clues: causing a disease • causes by bites from fleas • causing fever and pustules • the body immunity from the virus • that fight off invaders in the body • in the body that are attacked by HIV • attacking the tissues and organs of the body
immunology 2025-02-25
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- Technology used for monoclonal antibody production.
- Type of white blood cell essential for adaptive immunity.
- Protein family that includes antibodies.
- Immune cell that engulfs pathogens.
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- Large immune cell involved in pathogen engulfment and cytokine secretion.
- The specific part of an antigen recognized by an antibody.
6 Clues: Immune cell that engulfs pathogens. • Protein family that includes antibodies. • Technology used for monoclonal antibody production. • Type of white blood cell essential for adaptive immunity. • The specific part of an antigen recognized by an antibody. • Large immune cell involved in pathogen engulfment and cytokine secretion.
immunology 2025-02-25
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- Technology used for monoclonal antibody production.
- Type of white blood cell essential for adaptive immunity.
- Protein family that includes antibodies.
- Immune cell that engulfs pathogens.
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- Large immune cell involved in pathogen engulfment and cytokine secretion.
- The specific part of an antigen recognized by an antibody.
6 Clues: Immune cell that engulfs pathogens. • Protein family that includes antibodies. • Technology used for monoclonal antibody production. • Type of white blood cell essential for adaptive immunity. • The specific part of an antigen recognized by an antibody. • Large immune cell involved in pathogen engulfment and cytokine secretion.
Survivor 47 SEASON FINALE 2024-12-19
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- Who did Sol save with his advantage he found at the reward?
- First person to find a hidden immunity idol this season.
- Name for a person who is taken to the end because they haven't played a good game.
- Where did Genevieve say she found her fake idol?
- Genevieve could be called this season's ______.
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- Color of the merged tribe.
- First person on the jury this season.
- What was Sue's idol hidden in?
- The original tribe names were: Tuku, Lavo, and ______.
9 Clues: Color of the merged tribe. • What was Sue's idol hidden in? • First person on the jury this season. • Genevieve could be called this season's ______. • Where did Genevieve say she found her fake idol? • The original tribe names were: Tuku, Lavo, and ______. • First person to find a hidden immunity idol this season. • ...
Shingles 2025-09-12
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- Treatment that suppresses immunity, raising risk
- What type of neurons are most commonly affected by shingles?
- Where does the Varicella Zoster Virus establish latency in the body
- Major risk factor for shingles
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- Disease a non-immune contact might get after exposure to shingles
- Typical pattern of shingles rash
- You cannot catch this disease from shingles exposure itself
- What is a primary risk factor for vulnerability to the development of shingles
- Non-immune contacts usually develop after exposure (not shingles)
9 Clues: Major risk factor for shingles • Typical pattern of shingles rash • Treatment that suppresses immunity, raising risk • You cannot catch this disease from shingles exposure itself • What type of neurons are most commonly affected by shingles? • Disease a non-immune contact might get after exposure to shingles • ...
Egg poultry things by Trevor, fletcher, Sebastian 2022-01-24
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- how animals ‘ fly
- remove the upper part of the beak of (a bird) to prevent it from injuring other birds.
- a place where the hatching of poultry eggs is artificially controlled for commercial purposes.
- baby chicken
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- part of a chicken breast
- adult chicken
- substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases
7 Clues: baby chicken • adult chicken • how animals ‘ fly • part of a chicken breast • remove the upper part of the beak of (a bird) to prevent it from injuring other birds. • a place where the hatching of poultry eggs is artificially controlled for commercial purposes. • ...
Maori in the 20th Century 2020-11-23
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- This was one of the big reasons for Maori land loss
- Maori lost most of their ... lands by the 20th Century
- The government did not take the Treaty ...
- the biggest killer of Maori in the late 19th century
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- The government changed the laws around Maori land ...
- Judge Prendergast labelled the Treaty a legal ...
- Maori had no immunity to introduced ...
7 Clues: Maori had no immunity to introduced ... • The government did not take the Treaty ... • Judge Prendergast labelled the Treaty a legal ... • This was one of the big reasons for Maori land loss • the biggest killer of Maori in the late 19th century • The government changed the laws around Maori land ... • Maori lost most of their ... lands by the 20th Century
Immunization Crossword 2023-04-01
Across
- What protects the human body from pathogens?
- Defend your body against pathogens
Down
- Protection from a certain disease
- Used to help the immune system protect against disease
- What is the recommended age for getting the flu vaccine?
- Symptoms caused from receiving medication; they usually go away on their own and usually don't do serious harm
- A disease-causing microorganism
7 Clues: A disease-causing microorganism • Protection from a certain disease • Defend your body against pathogens • What protects the human body from pathogens? • Used to help the immune system protect against disease • What is the recommended age for getting the flu vaccine? • ...
Livestock Disease Cause and Control 2024-04-04
Across
- spore producing organism which feeds on organic matter and causes disease
- body’s ability to stay consistent internally
- vaccine which contains an inactive and incapacitated form of a pathogen
- Live Vaccine vaccine which contains a weakened live version of a pathogen
- occurs when a large number of animals in a group become pathogen immune
- structure on a pathogen responsible for attaching to immune cell receptors
- study of disease
- study of causes of diseases
Down
- protein for neutralizing or destroying toxins
- organism which lives in or on another organism
- inanimate objects which carry pathogens until shared with another surface
- measures taken to prevent the spread of a pathogen
- ability to resist a particular infection or toxin
- alteration interrupts or disturbs the body’s functions
- organism responsible for causing diseases in the body
- single celled microorganism causes a disease
16 Clues: study of disease • study of causes of diseases • body’s ability to stay consistent internally • single celled microorganism causes a disease • protein for neutralizing or destroying toxins • organism which lives in or on another organism • ability to resist a particular infection or toxin • measures taken to prevent the spread of a pathogen • ...
Cattle husbandry 2023-08-03
Across
- male calves should be castrated within ___ months of age
- grazing cows need at least ___ hectare per cow
- removal of the testicles in very young male cattle
- Weaning allows the mother cow to transfer _____ to her own body for the next calving
- a way to produce immunity to a particular infectious disease
- calves are weaned at ____ to ten months of age
- cattle should be vaccinated every ___ months
- the process of withdrawing a calfs' access to milk
Down
- _________ breeding allows greater control over genetic gains
- removing a bovines horns
- an area where cattle are grazed
- a technique for marking livestock, usually done with a hot iron
- the best place to vaccinate cattle is in the ____ muscle
- the process of selecting and mating individuals
- the gestation period of a cow is ___ months
- a method of livestock identification
16 Clues: removing a bovines horns • an area where cattle are grazed • a method of livestock identification • the gestation period of a cow is ___ months • cattle should be vaccinated every ___ months • grazing cows need at least ___ hectare per cow • calves are weaned at ____ to ten months of age • the process of selecting and mating individuals • ...
History 7 Ch.3 2024-12-09
Across
- Spreading ideas to help or hurt a cause
- A period of 100 years
- People or countries who cooperate with others on some project
- Armed forces try to capture a fortified fort or town by surrounding it & preventing any food or supplies from reaching it
- Skins from fur-bearing animals
- Believes the land, natural resources, & the chief industries should be owned by the community as a whole rather than the individuals
- Formal agreement between two or more nations
- Outcast
- Loyalty
Down
- Little _______. Attakullakulla—diplomat for Cherokee
- One who buys something, such as land, hoping it will increase in value & when sold provide a profit
- Establish settlements
- One who is skilled in dealing with other people
- Practice exchanging one product for another
- A journey for a specific purpose—such as exploration
- Natural ability to resist infection
16 Clues: Outcast • Loyalty • Establish settlements • A period of 100 years • Skins from fur-bearing animals • Natural ability to resist infection • Spreading ideas to help or hurt a cause • Practice exchanging one product for another • Formal agreement between two or more nations • One who is skilled in dealing with other people • Little _______. Attakullakulla—diplomat for Cherokee • ...
Survivor Puzzle 2021-11-21
Across
- The first male two-time winner
- Pretended to be a funeral director on MvGX
- The first two-time winner
- Game Changers winner and one half of Cops-R-Us
- Threw the final immunity challenge in Palau
Down
- Words Jeff says when he snuffs a torch
6 Clues: The first two-time winner • The first male two-time winner • Words Jeff says when he snuffs a torch • Pretended to be a funeral director on MvGX • Threw the final immunity challenge in Palau • Game Changers winner and one half of Cops-R-Us
VAKSIN KUIZ KUA FARMASI KLINIK KESIHATAN KAKI BUKIT 2021-10-29
Across
- _______________apakah keadaan yang tidak membolehkan( CONTRAINDICATIONS)seseorang mendapat vaksin
- ___________ adalah sebarang gejala yang dialami setelah vaksin diberikan
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- _____________ cara untuk mendapatkan herd immunity adalah melalui kaedah?
- vaksin _________ mempunyai keberkesanan 95%
- kesan AEFI boleh di laporkan di aplikasi ________________ ?
- ________IMMUNITY yang terhasil apabila sebahagian besar masyarakat mendapat immuniti
6 Clues: vaksin _________ mempunyai keberkesanan 95% • kesan AEFI boleh di laporkan di aplikasi ________________ ? • ___________ adalah sebarang gejala yang dialami setelah vaksin diberikan • _____________ cara untuk mendapatkan herd immunity adalah melalui kaedah? • ________IMMUNITY yang terhasil apabila sebahagian besar masyarakat mendapat immuniti • ...
Columbian Exchange vocabulary check 2023-03-17
Across
- The ability to fight against a disease
- We can't see this, only the effects of it, and they are deadly!
- Animals raised for humans
- Plants grown for food
- Giving someone something for something else
Down
- The exchange of goods between the Old World and the New
6 Clues: Plants grown for food • Animals raised for humans • The ability to fight against a disease • Giving someone something for something else • The exchange of goods between the Old World and the New • We can't see this, only the effects of it, and they are deadly!