immunity Crossword Puzzles
Nutrition Puzzle ~ Supplements 2017-05-12
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- The FDA warning has linked this to severe liver damage
- Naturally occurring plant chemicals in supplements
- Has the main side effect of constipation
- Lowers blood pressure and blood cholesterol
- naturally occurring compounds not considered nutrients
- Laxative that has mixed results with lowering cholesterol
- A laxative with the risk of dependency, and cramps
- Not really useful with memory loss like believed
- Some evidence of reduced migraines with use
- May be helpful for insomnia
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- Thought to promote sleep and fight jet lag
- Could lead to an allergic reaction from this in tea
- Prevents and treats UTIs
- A measure of nutrient available in body
- Could lead to headaches and fluid retention with use
- Boosts immunity, helps with the common cold
- Doses of a nutrient that are 10+ times recommended amount
- Increases muscle strength and size
- has no evidence to any beneficial effects
- The FDA has prohibited sales of supplements containing this
20 Clues: Prevents and treats UTIs • May be helpful for insomnia • Increases muscle strength and size • A measure of nutrient available in body • Has the main side effect of constipation • has no evidence to any beneficial effects • Thought to promote sleep and fight jet lag • Lowers blood pressure and blood cholesterol • Boosts immunity, helps with the common cold • ...
Cells and Body systems 2017-01-30
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- support and protect
- a hollow muscular organ that pumps blood
- a large lobed glandular organ
- tissue found in bones
- used for smelling and breathing
- tissue lines the outside of your organs
- response to a stimulus
- an individual plant, animal, and single celled life form
- the colorless fluid part of the blood
- collects urine for excretion
- a small disk shaped cell fragment
- tissue supports and connects pther parts of the body
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- center most important part of a cell
- duct where urine passes from the kidney to the bladder
- a tube shaped sac attached to the large intestine
- immunity to a disease
- balancing or evening out of something
- canal that connects the throat to the stomach
- coordinate, control, connect
- soup where most of the cellular metabolism occurs
- tubes that transport usually oxygenated blood
- dome shaped muscular part separating the thorax and abdomen
- breathing system
- any tubes forming the circulatory system
- largest organ
25 Clues: largest organ • breathing system • support and protect • immunity to a disease • tissue found in bones • response to a stimulus • coordinate, control, connect • collects urine for excretion • a large lobed glandular organ • used for smelling and breathing • a small disk shaped cell fragment • center most important part of a cell • balancing or evening out of something • ...
Fuentes- Ecclesiology 2019-03-05
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- successor to the apostles
- put our beliefs into action and work for justice (model)
- sign that confers the grace
- "one who is sent"
- word of God
- another name for the office of Priest
- teaching authority of the church
- head of the apostles
- home of the bishop
- immunity from error or any possibility
- called to proclaim the gospel (model of the church)
- sign of a sacred reality
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- council is a meeting of the bishops
- gathering of cardinals
- Israelites, chosen by God (image)
- who is the visible foundation of the church
- "assembly"
- refers to church's teachings, passed down through generation
- jurisdiction headed by a bishop
- is found in sacred scripture and tradition
- ordained to assist the bishop
- successor to peter
- we are members of the household of God (image)
- "you are peter,and upon this rock i will build my church".(model)
- local church a priest takes care of
- means "servant"
26 Clues: "assembly" • word of God • means "servant" • "one who is sent" • successor to peter • home of the bishop • head of the apostles • gathering of cardinals • sign of a sacred reality • successor to the apostles • sign that confers the grace • ordained to assist the bishop • jurisdiction headed by a bishop • teaching authority of the church • Israelites, chosen by God (image) • ...
Fuentes- Ecclesiology 2019-03-05
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- local church a priest takes care of
- sign of a sacred reality
- another name for the office of Priest
- successor to peter
- home of the bishop
- means "servant"
- called to proclaim the gospel (model of the church)
- successor to the apostles
- refers to church's teachings, passed down through generation
- we are members of the household of God (image)
- head of the apostles
- immunity from error or any possibility
- "one who is sent"
- council is a meeting of the bishops
- "you are peter,and upon this rock i will build my church".(model)
- who is the visible foundation of the church
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- put our beliefs into action and work for justice (model)
- gathering of cardinals
- Israelites, chosen by God (image)
- ordained to assist the bishop
- word of God
- is found in sacred scripture and tradition
- "assembly"
- teaching authority of the church
- jurisdiction headed by a bishop
- sign that confers the grace
26 Clues: "assembly" • word of God • means "servant" • "one who is sent" • successor to peter • home of the bishop • head of the apostles • gathering of cardinals • sign of a sacred reality • successor to the apostles • sign that confers the grace • ordained to assist the bishop • jurisdiction headed by a bishop • teaching authority of the church • Israelites, chosen by God (image) • ...
Branches of science 2019-03-03
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- a type of scientist that knows physics
- a glass cylinder used for pouring chemicals in science
- study of human
- is a branch of biology
- a building/room for science experiments
- studies the animal kingdom, including the structure
- a type of scientist that digs up physical remains
- natural science concerned with the physical processes
- the branch of medicine and biology concerned with immunity
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- a branch of the atmospheric sciences
- container for liquids
- the branch of astronomy concerned with the physical nature of stars
- its a tube or pipe that is wide at the top
- a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence
- a substance is a form of matter having constant composition
- its atmospheric scientists who study the Earth's climate
- elements and compounds composed of atoms
- an earth science concerned with the solid Earth
- its the branch of science that explores the chemical processes
- the branch of science which deals with celestial objects
20 Clues: study of human • container for liquids • is a branch of biology • a branch of the atmospheric sciences • a type of scientist that knows physics • a building/room for science experiments • elements and compounds composed of atoms • its a tube or pipe that is wide at the top • an earth science concerned with the solid Earth • a type of scientist that digs up physical remains • ...
Final Exam Study Guide 5 2011-12-12
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- Meal and Snack Plans must be written and posted at the begining of each what?
- Three children die in the home from child abuse each
- This test targets social-emotional issues?
- These people pose the biggest risk of sexual abuse for kids
- Average age of child molesters
- Developmentally Appropriate Practices
- Development a child's intellectual and mental abilities
- Exemption from civil or criminal charges
- sippy cups or bottles should be taken home and cleaned when
- small groups one key of sensitive care
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- Records These are short,factual narrative descriptions of a child's behavior
- Enviornment Role Of a caregiver in injury prevention
- When every childcare program is licensed
- Children Develop how
- one effct of abuse are?
- rules set forth in Florida Administrative Code
- Control gained over which body part first?
- Appetite,Appearance,Activity
- Childhood Experiences that may impair mental abilities that cause a child to respond with this?
- In Cases of illness with vomiting or fever a child needs what attention?
20 Clues: Children Develop how • one effct of abuse are? • Appetite,Appearance,Activity • Average age of child molesters • Developmentally Appropriate Practices • small groups one key of sensitive care • When every childcare program is licensed • Exemption from civil or criminal charges • This test targets social-emotional issues? • Control gained over which body part first? • ...
Biology 2013-09-12
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- A polymer is a large molecule composed of smaller molecules
- an infection that only lives inside of living cells
- a molecule containing a very large number of atoms
- any of a large group of organic compounds
- plant viruses
- large biological molecules consisting of one or more chains of amino acids
- a virus that infects and replicates within bacteria
- viral DNA bceomes part of a host cell's DNA
- a protein shell of a virus
- a complex organic substance present in living cells, esp. DNA or RNA,
- compounds made from amine and carboxylic acid
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- form the basic structural unit of nucleic acids
- a virus harmfull when triggered
- naturally occurring molecules that include fats, waxes
- improves immunity to particular diseases
- anything that can produce disease
- a virus that replicates itself in a reverse process
- when viral DNA bceomes part of a host cell's DNA
- an infection made of protein
- a widespread infection
20 Clues: plant viruses • a widespread infection • a protein shell of a virus • an infection made of protein • a virus harmfull when triggered • anything that can produce disease • improves immunity to particular diseases • any of a large group of organic compounds • viral DNA bceomes part of a host cell's DNA • compounds made from amine and carboxylic acid • ...
Freshman Vocabulary 3.1-3.4 2014-02-04
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- for, forward
- type, family, kind
- to do easily
- believable, honest truth, trustworthy
- from, away, down
- other, different
- condition or action
- to clear from a charge or accusation
- to defend
- of reduced quality or strength
- famous, outstanding, distinguished; projecting
- to project, to threaten
- not able to be defeated, unbeatable
- ability, worth
- state or quality of
- an overwhelming defeat; a complete collapse or failure
- life, breath, spirit
- with, together, alongside
- having the quality of, relating to
- to comfort
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- great quantity; lavish display or supply
- composed of different kinds, diverse
- to conquer
- to believe
- out, away, lacking, former
- not
- burden
- to make easier; to assist
- worse, lower, inferior, meaner
- essential, present
- not having life; without energy or spirit
- resistance to disease; freedom from a charge or obligation
- rod, staff
- to comfort
- cause to be
- to pour out abundantly; to give abundantly
36 Clues: not • burden • to defend • to conquer • to believe • rod, staff • to comfort • to comfort • cause to be • for, forward • to do easily • ability, worth • from, away, down • other, different • type, family, kind • essential, present • condition or action • state or quality of • life, breath, spirit • to project, to threaten • to make easier; to assist • with, together, alongside • out, away, lacking, former • ...
S.S Crossword 2014-03-13
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- a Spanish weapon, long rifle like guns
- last name of a man full of adventure
- someone used as a link between Cortes and Moctezuma
- small areas often ruled by princes
- a small pox ________ broke out into Tenochtitlan
- the leader of the Aztec group
- a Spanish word that means "reconquest"
- something that the Spanish rode on into battle
- when Spanish force you to believe their faith
- a girl who could speak Spanish and Aztec language
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- a type of spear with an ax on one side and a hook on the other
- the Aztecs had no ________ to the smallpox virus
- people who went to spread Catholic faith
- a treasure that the Spanish wanted
- a special title for the King and Queen because of how dedicated to religion
- large class of lower nobles
- area of jurisdiction of Islamic rulers
- code to govern behavior of Christian soldiers
- the general of the Spaniards
- the religion and belief of God and Jesus
20 Clues: large class of lower nobles • the general of the Spaniards • the leader of the Aztec group • a treasure that the Spanish wanted • small areas often ruled by princes • last name of a man full of adventure • a Spanish weapon, long rifle like guns • area of jurisdiction of Islamic rulers • a Spanish word that means "reconquest" • people who went to spread Catholic faith • ...
Business Law Puzzle 2023-02-15
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- Give something of value to commit a crime
- Alteration to the Constitution
- Informal hearing to solve a dispute
- Deciding right and wrong in a impartial manner
- Creates solution that is fair for both sides
- Someone trying to escape liability of a crime
- Offense against society
- Crime punishable by confinement or big fine
- To work with someone to commit a crime
- Freedom from a committed crime even when guilty
- Freedom from external control
- Lesser than a misdemeanor and only a fine
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- Legislation at the local level
- To blackmail someone
- A less serious crime
- taking of someone's money or property
- Your choice of being guilty or not guilty
- Do what is right in the face of temptation
- Enter a building without permission
- Every adult citizen has a vote on all issues
- Private wrongs against people or organizations
- Members of Society under the age of 18
- To burn down a building on purpose
23 Clues: To blackmail someone • A less serious crime • Offense against society • Freedom from external control • Legislation at the local level • Alteration to the Constitution • To burn down a building on purpose • Informal hearing to solve a dispute • Enter a building without permission • taking of someone's money or property • Members of Society under the age of 18 • ...
DIET 320 Human Nutrition Spring 2023 2023-04-25
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- a deficiency of vitamin C
- found in mushrooms
- guidelines on how people should eat
- why milk containers are opaque
- reduces NTD
- 4 tablespoons daily
- increases due to high PTH levels
- mineral that is part of heme
- increases osteoblast activity
- beriberi
- helps hair, nail, and skin health
- the major source of fuel for all cells
- one of the most beneficial fatty acids for reducing inflammation
- can cause flushed skin
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- active form of vitamin D
- form of vitamin d made in skin
- what muscles and hepatocytes store
- vitamin A found in animal sources
- pigment in carrots
- form of vitamin found in plants
- upcoming big event for some
- another name for vitamin B-6
- Ashland University
- one of the most beneficial fatty acids for cognition
- what everyone should eat
- mineral that helps with immunity
- increases osteoclast activity
- individuals concerned with vitamin B-12 deficiency
- some people may be sensitive to this
29 Clues: beriberi • reduces NTD • found in mushrooms • pigment in carrots • Ashland University • 4 tablespoons daily • can cause flushed skin • active form of vitamin D • what everyone should eat • a deficiency of vitamin C • upcoming big event for some • another name for vitamin B-6 • mineral that is part of heme • increases osteoblast activity • increases osteoclast activity • ...
My Librarian Is a Camal Crossword 2023-04-24
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- a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.
- polite, respectful.
- treat with a vaccine to produce immunity to a particular infectious disease.
- diligent and hard-working.
- without a break.
- method of measure.
- an account of a person's life written by that person.
- take away.
- nourishing
- the enormous variety of life on Earth.
- The game continued after a short ___________ because of rain.
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- represent ideas or qualities.
- a historical account of events arranged in order of time usually without analysis or interpretation.
- the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event, such as a play, movie, concert, or meeting.
- hostile, violent, threatening
- receiving a diploma.
- over and over again.
- a medicine that helps the growth of or destroys microorganisms.
- to look over.
- not the same but close to it.
- the person above Mr. Moeder
- having or showing the symptoms of a fever.
- being in the middle place, stage, or between extremes.
23 Clues: take away. • nourishing • to look over. • without a break. • method of measure. • polite, respectful. • receiving a diploma. • over and over again. • diligent and hard-working. • the person above Mr. Moeder • represent ideas or qualities. • hostile, violent, threatening • not the same but close to it. • the enormous variety of life on Earth. • having or showing the symptoms of a fever. • ...
Leprosy Crossword 2022-11-02
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- Mycobacterium leprae _____ skin, eyes, and the lining of the nose as well.
- Mycobacterium leprae is commonly found in ____.
- Countries where diseases are ___ most at risk for Leprosy.
- Leprosy affects the bones indirectly through trauma of tissue.
- This can result from Leprosy.
- Leprosy is transmitted through birth.
- Leprosy ___ lead to death.
- Leprosy is treated with a combination of _______.
- What bacteria that causes Leprosy?
- Treatments lasts one to ___ years.
- 95% of people have natural ____ to leprosy.
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- You ____ get Leprosy from casual contact.
- What is another name for Leprosy?
- forty How many thousand Leprosy cases are there a year?
- If left untreated, Leprosy can lead to?
- Prolonged, close contact with someone who untreated leprosy over many ___ is needed to catch the disease.
- Early diagnosis and treatment usually prevents Leprosy.
- Leprosy can affect these clusters of cells.
- Discolored patches of are a symptom of leprosy.
- How many years could it be before one shows signs of Leprosy?
20 Clues: Leprosy ___ lead to death. • This can result from Leprosy. • What is another name for Leprosy? • What bacteria that causes Leprosy? • Treatments lasts one to ___ years. • Leprosy is transmitted through birth. • If left untreated, Leprosy can lead to? • You ____ get Leprosy from casual contact. • Leprosy can affect these clusters of cells. • ...
Cough Cough, Its Tuberculosis 2022-11-02
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- An infectious bacterial disease characterized by the growth of nodules (tubercles) in the tissues, especially the lungs.
- It is best to rest your body and not
- Yes or No: Tuberculosis causes a fever
- Tuberculosis can cause you to lose your
- Tuberculosis is difficult to diagnose in this group of people
- There are how many types of Tuberculosis
- Tuberculosis can be THIS if left untreated
- Can be treated with
- Yes or No: This Disease is NOT airborne
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- True or False: This disease is not curable
- True or False: This disease is very contagious
- Tuberculosis can be spread through the
- This can spread the disease from one person to another
- This is spread to the lungs because of Tuberculosis
- Some bodies have this to tuberculosis
- Tuberculosis is called this for short
- One big symptom of tuberculosis is
- This disease is party preventable by getting a
- What does tuberculosis affect first
- Tuberculosis can affect your
20 Clues: Can be treated with • Tuberculosis can affect your • One big symptom of tuberculosis is • What does tuberculosis affect first • It is best to rest your body and not • Some bodies have this to tuberculosis • Tuberculosis is called this for short • Tuberculosis can be spread through the • Yes or No: Tuberculosis causes a fever • Tuberculosis can cause you to lose your • ...
Chapter 2 Vocab 2022-08-19
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- area drained by rivers
- trade a three part system of trade
- established and accepted practice
- slavery people were classified as goods with virtually no human rights
- medicine
- sailing around,the globe
- people who travel to other places to spread their own religion
- punishing all followers of Protestantism
- diaspora removal of many Africans from their homeland
- territories in America "owned" by Spain
- Spanish conquer
- deadly disease
- Exchange named after Christopher Columbus
- social system of control of others
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- people who held belief different from teachings of the Catholic Church
- seafarers licensed by a monarch to attack enemy ships
- passage infamous leg
- passage a route that several monarchs sent explorers to find it
- religious settlements
- colonial leaders who were appointed by the king
- tracts of land to farm
- used to transport goods from the Americas
- people of mixed Spanish and Native American labors
- a system in which countries kept the sole right to trade with their colonies
- natural protection
25 Clues: medicine • deadly disease • Spanish conquer • natural protection • passage infamous leg • religious settlements • area drained by rivers • tracts of land to farm • sailing around,the globe • established and accepted practice • trade a three part system of trade • social system of control of others • territories in America "owned" by Spain • punishing all followers of Protestantism • ...
Georgia's Native People and Explorers 2023-08-16
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- Cultivation of plants for food on a smaller
- founded in 1607
- Items such as tools, pottery, remains of
- A journey for a specific purpose
- a large farm
- A merchant who buys and sells goods, for a profit,
- and other items that's underneath georgia's soil
- ground standing up
- of plantations (large farms)
- A geographic area controlled by a distant country
- people
- The land away from the coast
- Natural resistance to disease
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- others produce
- Settlers move to carolina which now is south carolina
- A person who was considered the legal property
- than agriculture
- A settlement where priests could live and work
- another person
- One who moves around from place to place
- se Soto, Explored the southeast
- The science of locating and studying artifacts
- learn about the lives of early people
- The beliefs, traditions, and way of life of a group
- Walls made of sharpened poles or logs stuck into
- a major indian town
26 Clues: people • a large farm • others produce • another person • founded in 1607 • than agriculture • ground standing up • a major indian town • of plantations (large farms) • The land away from the coast • Natural resistance to disease • se Soto, Explored the southeast • A journey for a specific purpose • learn about the lives of early people • Items such as tools, pottery, remains of • ...
The Tissues of the Human body 2023-10-02
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- Cells that secrete substances
- Nerve cells
- Tall and thin, protects underlying tissues
- Covers body surfaces, lines body cavities, organs, ducts, and forms glands
- Stores fat
- Single layer
- Change from cuboidal to flat, allows organs to stretch
- Generates forces for movement
- Flat, Allows for rapid passage of substances through
- 2 or more layers
- single layer that looks like more
- Strengthen and support tissues
- Found at the joints
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- A group of similar cells that work together
- Muscle tissue that forms the walls of hollow organs
- Contains several kinds of cells
- Found in the external ear
- Supports nerve cells
- Helps with blood clotting
- Detects changes and sends nerve impulses
- Cube shaped, function in absorption and secretion
- Pale yellow fluid with mostly water and dissolved substances
- Protects and supports organs, stores energy as fat, provides immunity
- Study of tissues
- Muscle tissue that forms the heart
- Found between the vertebrae
- Muscle attached to bones
27 Clues: Stores fat • Nerve cells • Single layer • Study of tissues • 2 or more layers • Found at the joints • Supports nerve cells • Muscle attached to bones • Found in the external ear • Helps with blood clotting • Found between the vertebrae • Cells that secrete substances • Generates forces for movement • Strengthen and support tissues • Contains several kinds of cells • ...
Chapter 11 Crossword Assignment 2023-10-02
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- large bone marrow cell that fragments to release platelets
- blood clotting
- agent that prevents or delays blood coagulation
- congestive heart failure
- harmful overreaction of the immune system
- Blood pressure
- high blood pressure
- cell, a mature form of a B cell that produces antibodies
- complete blood cell count
- enzyme derived from prothrombin fibrinogen to fibrin
- a white blood cell
- antibody
- plasma that remains after blood coagulates
- localized collection of blood
- substance that separates into charged particles in solution
- deficiency in number of platelets
- Pulse
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- depression of the immune response
- substance that induces the formation of antibody
- protection against disease
- red blood cell count
- liquid portion of the blood
- found in both the blood and in lymphoid tissue
- protein that forms a clot in the blood coagulation process
- overgrowth of immature white blood cells
- Thrombocytes
- white blood cell count
- red blood cell
- any failure in the immune system
- myocardial infraction
- enlargement of spleen
31 Clues: Pulse • antibody • Thrombocytes • blood clotting • Blood pressure • red blood cell • a white blood cell • high blood pressure • red blood cell count • myocardial infraction • enlargement of spleen • white blood cell count • congestive heart failure • complete blood cell count • protection against disease • liquid portion of the blood • localized collection of blood • ...
Infectious Disease Crossword 2025-02-20
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- disease from infection transmitted from misquitos, fleas,and tics
- outbreak of a disease the quickly spreads
- causes disease to fall into five groups
- imitates infection causing and protects from infection
- invasion of germs in the body
- immunity that develops when a persons immune system responds to a foregin substance
- protect the health of everyone
- protects you from infections by taking antibodies
- how your body defends itself against something seen as foreign
- direct and indirect spread of disease
- when antibodies to a disease are given to someone instead of producing them through their own immune system
- infectious microorganism
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- where agent normally grows and lives and multiplies
- destroy infected cells
- first response of immune system to a foreign substance
- i play volleyball
- immune systems ability to respond fast and efficently to pathogens
- when exposure to a disease triggers the immune system to create antibodies
- when a new disease spreads across the world
- organisms that can cause disease
20 Clues: i play volleyball • destroy infected cells • infectious microorganism • invasion of germs in the body • protect the health of everyone • organisms that can cause disease • direct and indirect spread of disease • causes disease to fall into five groups • outbreak of a disease the quickly spreads • when a new disease spreads across the world • ...
First-Aid & Safety 2025-02-06
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- slightly above normal body temp with heavy sweating. cool and clammy skin.
- steril covering
- food or foreign objects blocking airway in throat
- rest,ice,compression,elevation
- break in bone
- muscle pull or tear
- wound where skin is scraped off
- seizure
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- displacement of a bone from its joint
- injury in the brain caused by a blow
- first intial care
- life saving technique using chest compressions
- When a first aid provider breaches a duty and the person for whom he is caring is injured as a result
- partial or complete torn ligaments
- Encourage people to assist others in distress by granting them immunity against lawsuits
- position where you place a conscious person during their injury
- sever breathing difficulty,coughing,and wheezing
- Difficulty breathing, lightheadedness, itchy and red skin
- automated external difibulator
- body part gets removed
20 Clues: seizure • break in bone • steril covering • first intial care • muscle pull or tear • body part gets removed • rest,ice,compression,elevation • automated external difibulator • wound where skin is scraped off • partial or complete torn ligaments • injury in the brain caused by a blow • displacement of a bone from its joint • life saving technique using chest compressions • ...
Care of the Patient with HIV 2024-09-28
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- HIV classification
- occurrence of disease within a defined population at one time
- post exposure prophylactic for hiv exposure
- type of lymphocytes that produce antibodies
- ability to fight off harmful substances
- a change in serologic test results from negative to positive as antibodies develop in reaction to an infection
- type of pneumonia aids patients develop
- pathogen that causes aids
- weakness in the system of the body that fights disease
- state of lacking hiv antibodies as confirmed by blood test
- following a prescribed regimen of therapy or treatment
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- HIV test
- loss of lean body mass as a result of illness
- when shared that can transmit hiv
- rare cancer of the skin and mucous membranes
- caused by normally nonpathogenic organisms in a host whose resistance has been decreased by HIV
- protein that fights off foreign substance
- transmission from mother to a fetus
- toxic
- HIV prevention drug
- amount of measurable HIV virions in blood.
21 Clues: toxic • HIV test • HIV classification • HIV prevention drug • pathogen that causes aids • when shared that can transmit hiv • transmission from mother to a fetus • ability to fight off harmful substances • type of pneumonia aids patients develop • protein that fights off foreign substance • amount of measurable HIV virions in blood. • post exposure prophylactic for hiv exposure • ...
HUMAN BODY 2024-11-02
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- system that plays a vital role in sensory perception, motor control, and cognition.
- organ of the digestive system.
- organ that stores and concentrates bile to aid in digestion.
- function of the muscle tissue
- they filter blood and form urine, which is excreted from the body.
- system that supports and protects the internal organs.
- the largest organ of the human body
- system in charge of hormone production
- system that serves as a protective barrier against external threats.
- organ that helps the removal of abnormal red blood cells.
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- organ of the digestive system categorized as large and small.
- the heart belongs to the ... system.
- transport blood throughout the whole body.
- system that aids in immunity
- the endocrine system contains a variety of...
- type of tissue categorized into loose or dense.
- smallest structural units of living matter.
- the most complex organ of the body
- nerve cells
- organ that belongs to the respiratory system.
20 Clues: nerve cells • system that aids in immunity • function of the muscle tissue • organ of the digestive system. • the most complex organ of the body • the largest organ of the human body • the heart belongs to the ... system. • system in charge of hormone production • transport blood throughout the whole body. • smallest structural units of living matter. • ...
body system 2025-06-30
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- Carry blood towards the heart.
- System: Aids in immunity and fluid balance.
- System: Regulates hormones.
- Carry blood away from the heart.
- System: Provides support and protection for organs.
- Breaks down food with acids and enzymes.
- Chemical messengers that regulate various functions.
- System: Filters waste and regulates fluid balance.
- Pumps blood throughout the body.
- Provide structure and support.
- System: Enables movement.
- Detoxifies blood and produces bile.
- Absorb nutrients and process waste.
- Transmit signals throughout the body.
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- System: Skin, hair, and nails; provides protection and regulates temperature.
- System: Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients.
- Filter waste from the blood.
- System: Transports blood, oxygen, and nutrients.
- Largest organ of the body.
- Essential for breathing and gas exchange.
- The central processing unit of the nervous system.
- System: Responsible for reproduction.
- System: Facilitates gas exchange (oxygen and carbon dioxide).
- Allow for movement and posture.
- System: Controls and coordinates bodily functions.
25 Clues: System: Enables movement. • Largest organ of the body. • System: Regulates hormones. • Filter waste from the blood. • Carry blood towards the heart. • Provide structure and support. • Allow for movement and posture. • Carry blood away from the heart. • Pumps blood throughout the body. • Detoxifies blood and produces bile. • Absorb nutrients and process waste. • ...
6 7 2025-08-20
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- the country where kakadu plum is native
- which season do kakadu plums usually ripen in australia
- kakadu plum is a ______ Australian plant
- eating kakadu plum can boost your body's ______
- kakadu farmers ____ when they are ripe
- kakadu plum can improve this aspect of your body
- compouns found in kakadu plum that help preserve it
- indigenous Australians have used kakadu plum in ____ medicine
- the kakadu national park is located where
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- kakadu plum powder is often sold as a health ______
- what colour is the kakadu plum when ripe
- which vitamin is kakadu plum extremely high in
- the plum is turned into a sweet paste
- what is the kakadu plum also known as
- the part of the kakaduplum mostly eaten
- compounds in kakadu plum that help protect your cells
- where is the kakadu plum located
- part of the plum that contains nutrients
- kakadu plums can be eaten fresh or ____ for storage
- part of the plant that's mostly used for medicine
20 Clues: where is the kakadu plum located • the plum is turned into a sweet paste • what is the kakadu plum also known as • kakadu farmers ____ when they are ripe • the country where kakadu plum is native • the part of the kakaduplum mostly eaten • what colour is the kakadu plum when ripe • kakadu plum is a ______ Australian plant • part of the plum that contains nutrients • ...
PHC 2025-08-17
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- PHC service focusing on mothers before and after birth
- Essential health care provider in PHC
- Active involvement of people in PHC decision-making
- Abbreviation of Barangay Health Worker
- Strategy to empower people to control their health
- PHC emphasizes participation of this group
- Biological preparation for immunity, part of PHC
- PHC service addressing proper diet and food intake
- Key approach of PHC to stop diseases before they occur
- Sorting patients by urgency, relevant in PHC
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- One of the key principles of PHC – services must be reachable
- PHC concern focusing on safe water and hygiene
- Primary health care worker who assists mothers in childbirth
- Smallest political unit in the Philippines with health stations
- City, where PHC was first declared in 1978
- Abbreviation for Universal Health Coverage
- PHC principle ensuring fairness in health care delivery
- Life stage considered the most critical in PHC
- System of sending patients from PHC to higher facilities
- Core PHC service protecting against infectious diseases
20 Clues: Essential health care provider in PHC • Abbreviation of Barangay Health Worker • City, where PHC was first declared in 1978 • Abbreviation for Universal Health Coverage • PHC emphasizes participation of this group • Sorting patients by urgency, relevant in PHC • PHC concern focusing on safe water and hygiene • Life stage considered the most critical in PHC • ...
Diverse Health Science Crossword 2026-01-26
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- bleeding disorder where blood does not clot properly
- single-celled organisms, either helpful or harmful
- vitamins and minerals needed to keep the body healthy
- microorganism that causes disease
- treatment that stimulates immunity to prevent disease
- enzyme that unwinds DNA strands
- blood cells that help clot
- sugars and starches, the body’s main source of energy
- enzyme that joins DNA fragments
- organism whose genes have been altered using biotechnology (abbreviated)
- fats that store energy and help absorb vitamins
- unit that measures the amount of energy food provides
- imaging technique that combines X-rays to create images
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- number of times the heart beats per minute
- type of fats with no double bonds
- rapid spread of disease in a region
- tiny infectious agent, must invade a living cell to reproduce
- DNA formed by combining genes from different organisms
- technology that uses sound waves to create images inside the body
- process of producing genetically identical copies of cells/organisms
20 Clues: blood cells that help clot • enzyme that unwinds DNA strands • enzyme that joins DNA fragments • type of fats with no double bonds • microorganism that causes disease • rapid spread of disease in a region • number of times the heart beats per minute • fats that store energy and help absorb vitamins • single-celled organisms, either helpful or harmful • ...
Crossword 2021-03-31
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- Closure of public spaces to control spread of disease (8)
- A mental state achieved by being in the present moment (11)
- An outbreak of a disease across the world (8)
- Websites that enable users to share content and network (6,5)
- A situation in which something is not known (11)
- Course of action proposed by government (6)
- Disease which the MMR vaccine protects against (5)
- Educational institution where students study (10)
- False or misleading content presented as fact (4,4)
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- Online conferencing service used to virtually meet with others (4)
- Fluctuations in global temperature and weather patterns (7,6)
- A substance used to provide immunity against a disease (7)
- A preference towards or against something (4)
- Computer process for calculations and problem-solving (9)
- A family of disease-causing viruses (11)
- Facts and statistics collected by researchers (4)
- Hopefulness about the future or success of something (8)
17 Clues: A family of disease-causing viruses (11) • Course of action proposed by government (6) • A preference towards or against something (4) • An outbreak of a disease across the world (8) • A situation in which something is not known (11) • Facts and statistics collected by researchers (4) • Educational institution where students study (10) • ...
First day of February! 2024-02-01
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- An alcoholic drink made from potatoes.
- I enjoy going to spas and resorts to _________.
- Found at the baseball diamond and in caves.
- A verb to say that you've become fully aware.
- Someone creepy and gross followed me home.
- Someone that provides emotional help and encouragement is ________.
- People that get angry and physical often are __________.
- People who do yoga, ballet, and taekwondo are very _________.
- A synonym for "new" and "book"
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- I can't focus when there are so many __________.
- People who wait their turn are very ________.
- Firemen who run towards dangerous situations are ___________
- vaccines can help build my _________ to some diseases.
- Another way to say "phobia"
- Someone that was harmed by a crime or accident.
- A sword is used to attack whereas a shield is used to ________.
- We don't know their names or what they look like.
17 Clues: Another way to say "phobia" • A synonym for "new" and "book" • An alcoholic drink made from potatoes. • Someone creepy and gross followed me home. • Found at the baseball diamond and in caves. • People who wait their turn are very ________. • A verb to say that you've become fully aware. • I enjoy going to spas and resorts to _________. • ...
Vocabulary 2024-06-08
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- A special right, advantage, or immunity granted or enjoyed by a person or group.
- Very great or intense.
- Strange, puzzling, or difficult to understand.
- The act of listening to or noticing someone or something.
- The act of concentrating all one's attention on a single thing.
- The forming of a theory or conjecture without sufficient evidence.
- To move restlessly or nervously; to twiddle with something.
- The state or situation in which something exists.
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- Causing difficulty or annoyance.
- A condition that causes pain and inflammation in one or more joints.
- An object that is a small copy of something larger.
- Of considerable importance, size, or value.
- The feeling of being annoyed, upset, or angered.
- Said or stated clearly and distinctly.
- Happening by bad luck.
- A partial or complete loss of memory.
- Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.
17 Clues: Very great or intense. • Happening by bad luck. • Causing difficulty or annoyance. • A partial or complete loss of memory. • Said or stated clearly and distinctly. • Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically. • Of considerable importance, size, or value. • Strange, puzzling, or difficult to understand. • The feeling of being annoyed, upset, or angered. • ...
A History of US Book 1 Chapters 13-18 Vocab 2020-04-01
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- sea raider; pirate (p. 60)
- old bones or traces of ancient plants and animals (p. 63)
- stuck on an island (p. 85)
- Spanish word that means "conqueror" (p. 86)
- "fat" lines that run horizontally around the globe (p. 71)
- a method of dating the amount of carbon left in an object that tells us its age (p. 62)
- wealthy (p. 70)
- another word for storm (p. 76)
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- a time of rebirth (p. 68)
- revolt of rebellion of sailors on a ship (p. 77)
- resistance to infection (p. 78)
- stolen goods, booty (p. 60)
- the study of people and how they develop (p. 63)
- the science of animal life (p. 63)
- these ate holes in the bottom of Columbus' ships on his 4th journey (p. 85)
- "long" lines, vertically measuring around the globe (p. 71)
- someone who's owed money (p. 86)
17 Clues: wealthy (p. 70) • a time of rebirth (p. 68) • sea raider; pirate (p. 60) • stuck on an island (p. 85) • stolen goods, booty (p. 60) • another word for storm (p. 76) • resistance to infection (p. 78) • someone who's owed money (p. 86) • the science of animal life (p. 63) • Spanish word that means "conqueror" (p. 86) • revolt of rebellion of sailors on a ship (p. 77) • ...
Impact of the Spanish Conquest 2024-05-13
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- Disease that wiped out millions of natives in the Americas
- He helped preserve native cultures and language in priceless documents
- Spaniards forced natives to learn their language
- Aztec lands were renamed to __________
- Ability of the body to fight a disease
- Spaniards forced Natives to convert to __________
- Imported to work the plantations and influenced life in the Americas
- Europeans introduced _________ which transformed life for Natives
- Ships on their way to Spain and Portugal were raided by __________
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- The Spanish burned __________ because of their pagan roots
- Incan recordkeeping tool made up of knotted strings
- Raising cattle is still an important occupation in the Americas
- Insects that feed on cactus plants and produces a vibrant red dye
- Spanish capital after the conquest
- Ships filled with __________ sailed from Americas to Europe
- Precious metals, like gold or silver, melted in bars
- Incan lands were renamed to __________
17 Clues: Spanish capital after the conquest • Aztec lands were renamed to __________ • Ability of the body to fight a disease • Incan lands were renamed to __________ • Spaniards forced natives to learn their language • Spaniards forced Natives to convert to __________ • Incan recordkeeping tool made up of knotted strings • Precious metals, like gold or silver, melted in bars • ...
Nutrients 2023-10-15
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- the last name of the best and worst health teacher you've ever had
- is the amount of energy in food
- is the body's physical response to the need for food
- used for overall body health and immunity
- long-term storage, and used to insulate vital organs
- calories are those that come from added sugars and solid fats, as well as some processed oils
- is the process of breaking down food
- number of calories per gram of protein
- what carbohydrates turn into once in the body
- number of calories per gram of fats
- is the most abundant nutrient in the body
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- used in bone formation
- nutrient that is used for energy
- is a desire rather than a need, to eat certain types of foods
- type of protein that has all essential amino acids
- needed for muscle formation
- type of protein that does not have all essential amino acids
- number of calories per gram of carbohydrate
18 Clues: used in bone formation • needed for muscle formation • is the amount of energy in food • nutrient that is used for energy • number of calories per gram of fats • is the process of breaking down food • number of calories per gram of protein • used for overall body health and immunity • is the most abundant nutrient in the body • number of calories per gram of carbohydrate • ...
Leprosy TMC 2026-02-25
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- Loss of eyebrows seen commonly in advanced leprosy
- Paucibacillary form with strong cell mediated immunity
- Inability to close eyelids due to facial nerve involvement
- Peripheral nerve most commonly thickened in leprosy
- National programme responsible for leprosy control in India
- Instrument used to assess protective sensation
- Daily drug used in multidrug therapy for leprosy
- Most bactericidal drug in MDT given as supervised monthly dose
- Multibacillary form characterized by numerous symmetrical lesions
- Another name for Type 1 lepra reaction causing nerve inflammation
- Single dose chemoprophylaxis given to contacts of MB cases
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- Reduced sensation seen over leprosy skin lesions
- Deformity caused by common peroneal nerve palsy
- Visible deformity used as an indicator of delayed detection
- Type 2 lepra reaction presenting with painful nodules and fever
- Bacterium responsible for causing leprosy
- MDT drug known to cause reddish brown skin pigmentation
- Online portal used for leprosy case reporting in India
18 Clues: Bacterium responsible for causing leprosy • Instrument used to assess protective sensation • Deformity caused by common peroneal nerve palsy • Reduced sensation seen over leprosy skin lesions • Daily drug used in multidrug therapy for leprosy • Loss of eyebrows seen commonly in advanced leprosy • Peripheral nerve most commonly thickened in leprosy • ...
Key Tetms 2015-09-09
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- a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
- a tiny blood vessel
- the substance in the red blood cells that carries oxygen and gives blood it's red color
- involuntary muscle contractions in the digestive system
- a group of cells with similar functions
- a chemical substance secreted by the endoglands into the bloodstream
- elevated body temperature
- groups of tissues with the same function
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- organs that work together to perform special functions
- protection against a disease or condition
- the process of supplying the cells with oxygen and removing carbon dioxide
- the basic unit of body structure
- the burning of food for heat and energy by the cells
- the heart is at rest
- the process that breaks down food physically and chemically
- the heart is pumping blood
- a blood vessel that returns blood to the heart
17 Clues: a tiny blood vessel • the heart is at rest • elevated body temperature • the heart is pumping blood • the basic unit of body structure • a group of cells with similar functions • groups of tissues with the same function • protection against a disease or condition • a blood vessel that returns blood to the heart • the burning of food for heat and energy by the cells • ...
SFQS Crossword by Anna Hernandez 2022-05-25
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- recently retired OIC of SF Quarantine Station
- Parent organization of the CDC
- first vaccine innoculated in 1796 to treat smallpox
- Tuberculosis drug with known side-effect or making urine orange
- method of disease prevention
- National Organization for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious
- team housed in SF led by Steph, Klay, Draymond
- Recent outbreak of this bacteria in JIF
- Vector known to spread chikungunya
- Bacteria that is the most common cause of traveler's diarrhea
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- city that housed the 1996 summer olympics games
- Housed at the Quarantine Station developed from horse plasma to treat a neurotoxin
- you can find the Coit Tower in this city
- father of epidemiology
- gram positive bacteria possess a thick version of this comprised of peptidoglycan & techoic acid
- the protein utilized for COVID-19 mRNA vaccine given to create immunity
- Became California's state flower in 1903
17 Clues: father of epidemiology • method of disease prevention • Parent organization of the CDC • Vector known to spread chikungunya • Recent outbreak of this bacteria in JIF • you can find the Coit Tower in this city • Became California's state flower in 1903 • recently retired OIC of SF Quarantine Station • team housed in SF led by Steph, Klay, Draymond • ...
CHAPTER 15 THE BEGINNINGS OF OUR GLOBAL AGE 2022-11-09
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- SPANISH "CONQUERORS"
- THE SPANISH CONQUISTADOR WHO CONQUERED THE INCAN EMPIRE
- AZTEC EMPEROR
- SPANISH PRIEST WHO CONDEMNED THE ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM
- RESISTANCE TO DISEASE
- THE MOVEMENT OF IDEAS, ANIMALS, AND PLANTS BACK AND FORTH FROM THE OLD WORLD TO THE AMERICAS
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- ONE LEG OF THE TRIANGULAR TRADE THAT INCLUDED SHIPPING AFRICANS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
- ORIGINAL NAME OF CANADA
- WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE FOR CONTROL OF NORTH AMERICA FROM 1754-1763
- ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN WHICH BUSINESS IS PRIVATELY OWNED
- PIRATES WHO HAD THE APPROVAL OF EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS
- AGREEMENT BY PILGRIMS BEFORE COMING ASHORE IN NORTH AMERICA
- CAPITAL CITY
- ENSLAVED AFRICAN WHO WROTE A BOOK ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE
- SYSTEM ESTABLISHED BY SPANISH TERRITORIES WHERE THEY HAD THE RIGHT TO DEMAND LABOR FROMM NATIVE AMERICANS
- PEOPLE WHO TAKE ON FINANCIAL RISK TO MAKE PROFITS
- THE SPANISH CONQUISTADOR WHO CONQUERED THE AZTEC EMPIRE IN MEXICO
17 Clues: CAPITAL CITY • AZTEC EMPEROR • SPANISH "CONQUERORS" • RESISTANCE TO DISEASE • ORIGINAL NAME OF CANADA • PEOPLE WHO TAKE ON FINANCIAL RISK TO MAKE PROFITS • SPANISH PRIEST WHO CONDEMNED THE ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM • ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN WHICH BUSINESS IS PRIVATELY OWNED • PIRATES WHO HAD THE APPROVAL OF EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS • ENSLAVED AFRICAN WHO WROTE A BOOK ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE • ...
Chapter F4 2023-11-29
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- SUBSTANCES THAT KILL OR SLOW THE GROWTH OF BACTERIA
- NEEDED FOR ENERGY TO RUN EVERY FUNCTION WITHIN THE BODY
- IMMUNITY THAT COMES AFTER OVERCOMING A DISEASE
- PARTIALLY INHERITED AND PARTIALLY DEVELOPED THROUGH HEALTHY LIVING
- IMPORTANT IN FIGHTING AGING AND PROMOTES COLLAGEN PRODUCTION
- HELPS PROTECT THE SKIN FROM UV AND POSSIBLY HEAL DAMAGED TISSUES
- FAT SOLUBLE VITAMIN
- THE SCIENCE DESIGNING THE WORKPLACE TO BE MORE COMFORTABLE, EFFICIENT, AND SAFE FOR THE HUMAN BODY
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- SUPPORTS OVERALL HEALTH OF THE SKIN AND IMPROVES ELASTICITY AND THICKNESS
- IMPORTANT FOR BUILDING MUSCLE AND BLOOD TISSUES AND FOR CELL REPAIR
- TOPICAL FORM OF VITAMIN A
- WATER SOLUBLE VITAMIN
- REQUIRED FOR MANY BODILY FUNCTIONS TO OCCUR
- PROCESS INVOLVED IN TAKING IN NUTRIENTS AND UTILIZING THEM
- USED BY CELLS TO PRODUCE IMPORTANT BIOCHEMICALS
- NEEDED FOR MANY BODY FUNCTIONS, INCLUDING HORMONES, SEBUM PRODUCTION, AND ABSORPTION OF FAT SOLUBLE VITAMINS
- ENABLES THE BODY TO PROPERLY ABSORB AND USE CALCIUM
17 Clues: FAT SOLUBLE VITAMIN • WATER SOLUBLE VITAMIN • TOPICAL FORM OF VITAMIN A • REQUIRED FOR MANY BODILY FUNCTIONS TO OCCUR • IMMUNITY THAT COMES AFTER OVERCOMING A DISEASE • USED BY CELLS TO PRODUCE IMPORTANT BIOCHEMICALS • SUBSTANCES THAT KILL OR SLOW THE GROWTH OF BACTERIA • ENABLES THE BODY TO PROPERLY ABSORB AND USE CALCIUM • ...
October & November vocabulary quiz 2024-11-19
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- (n.) what you have that stops you from getting sick
- the line between words e.g. in well-organised
- money you must pay for breaking law ( e.g. for speeding)
- (v.) make sb behave in a certain (bad) way
- (v.)put sth somewhere where you can't find it
- money or prize you get for doing sth (good)
- a tall building machine (vehicle)or a kind of a bird
- ...........-minded (adj.) not remembering about things / not well-organised
- spot (bad skin)
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- a paper "cover" for a letter
- money you've saved (put aside)
- a person who lives outside their native country ( work reasons)
- (n.)in law: a person (a child) who is not 18 years old
- a popular cereal from which flour is made
- money you get after you take sth back to the shop
- (adj.) the right one / appropriate
- a place by the sea
17 Clues: spot (bad skin) • a place by the sea • a paper "cover" for a letter • money you've saved (put aside) • (adj.) the right one / appropriate • a popular cereal from which flour is made • (v.) make sb behave in a certain (bad) way • money or prize you get for doing sth (good) • the line between words e.g. in well-organised • (v.)put sth somewhere where you can't find it • ...
Introducing Biology [Scope and Branches] 2025-04-01
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- Study of minute structure or tiny bits of body tissues
- Study of Parasites
- Study of Relationship with environment living and non-living
- Study of Gross Structure of organs seen in dissection
- Study of Formation and Development of plants and animals
- Study of origin and descent of organism
- Interpretation of Structure of plants and animals
- Study of chemicals and reactions that take place inside the living the living things
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- The science that deals with the phenomena and causes immunity
- Study of diseases of plant and animals
- Study of structure and function of animal and plant cells
- Study of metabolism of organism
- Study of prehistoric forms of Fossils
- Study of geographical distribution of plants and animals
- Science of naming, grouping and classifying plants and animals
- Science of transmission of body characteristics
- The science which aims to improve the human race through controlled heredity
17 Clues: Study of Parasites • Study of metabolism of organism • Study of prehistoric forms of Fossils • Study of diseases of plant and animals • Study of origin and descent of organism • Science of transmission of body characteristics • Interpretation of Structure of plants and animals • Study of Gross Structure of organs seen in dissection • ...
Macromolecules Crossword 2025-12-01
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- Primary source of energy for humans
- Molecules that contain carbon as the basic building block
- Essential component of lipids in addition to their fatty acid chains
- The molecule animals use to store energy long-term; a polysaccharide
- Energy-storing macromolecule that is harder to break down than carbohydrates
- Two-sugar carbohydrate such as sucrose
- Molecules that store hereditary information
- Non-essential amino acids can be made by the body; essential ones come from the ___
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- Process where water breaks chemical bonds
- Large molecules made of many linked monosaccharides
- Simple sugars such as glucose and fructose
- Chains of amino acids folded into specific 3D shapes
- Found in plant cell walls; a structural polysaccharide
- Essential for temperature regulation and transporting nutrients
- A nutrient that enables chemical reactions and supports immunity
- Catalysts that speed up chemical reactions in the body
- Example of an informational nucleic acid that uses deoxyribose sugar
- Macromolecule that insulate, cushion organs, and form cell membranes
18 Clues: Primary source of energy for humans • Two-sugar carbohydrate such as sucrose • Process where water breaks chemical bonds • Simple sugars such as glucose and fructose • Molecules that store hereditary information • Large molecules made of many linked monosaccharides • Chains of amino acids folded into specific 3D shapes • ...
Types of pathogen 2025-03-09
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- bacterial infection of the protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord
- the vector that spreads malaria
- Provides active artificial immunity to a particular infectious disease
- the type of microorganism that causes malaria
- type of medication used to treat bacterial infections
- the type of pathogen that causes diseases like cholera
- the type of pathogen that causes conditions like ringworm
- type of protein on the surface of pathogens
- the type of microorganism that has to take over a host cell to replicate
- Structure used by bacteria to help with movement
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- type of transmission that involves a vector
- type of "super bug" resistant to antibiotics
- type of disease spread from person to person
- type of protein produced by specific white blood cells
- Bacterial disease spread through contaminated water
- Bacterial infection spread through inhaling tiny droplets from coughs and sneezes
- a microorganism that causes a disease
17 Clues: the vector that spreads malaria • a microorganism that causes a disease • type of transmission that involves a vector • type of protein on the surface of pathogens • type of "super bug" resistant to antibiotics • type of disease spread from person to person • the type of microorganism that causes malaria • Structure used by bacteria to help with movement • ...
State Board Crossword 2025-04-03
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- THIS LAYER IS THE INNER PORTION OF THE DERMIS
- WHERE THE CERVICAL NERVES ORIGINATE
- THE MEDICAL TERM FOR HEAD LICE
- THE TEMPERATURE WATER MUST REACH TO PROPERLY SANITIZE LAUNDRY
- THE SYSTEM WHERE THE SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVES ARE PRESENT
- THE ABILITY OF THE BODY'S DEFENSE MECHANISM TO FIGHT OFF DISEASES
- WHEN ONLY ONE PERSON OWNS A BUSINESS
- THE MOST COMMON ENTRYWAY FOR BACTERIA IN THE BODY
- ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IS THE STUDY OF ALL THINGS CONTAINING THIS ELEMENT
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- BACTERIA IN THE SLUMBER STAGE
- IDENTIFIES CHEMICALS PRESENTING POTENTIAL PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL HAZARDS
- THE BRANCH OF SCIENCE ASSOCIATED WITH HEALTHY LIVING
- WHERE CLEAN TOWELS ARE STORED IN THE SPA
- THE MOST SENSITIVE FINGER OF THE HAND
- THE GERMICIDAL STRENGTH IN QUATZ SOLUTION SHOULD BE NO STRONGER THAN ____
- THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF DECONTAMINATION
- A STRUCTURAL TISSUE CHANGE CAUSED BY INJURY OR DISEASE IS A/AN ____ SYMPTOM
17 Clues: BACTERIA IN THE SLUMBER STAGE • THE MEDICAL TERM FOR HEAD LICE • WHERE THE CERVICAL NERVES ORIGINATE • THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF DECONTAMINATION • WHEN ONLY ONE PERSON OWNS A BUSINESS • THE MOST SENSITIVE FINGER OF THE HAND • WHERE CLEAN TOWELS ARE STORED IN THE SPA • THIS LAYER IS THE INNER PORTION OF THE DERMIS • THE MOST COMMON ENTRYWAY FOR BACTERIA IN THE BODY • ...
Ancient Indian History 2024-11-15
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- Chandragupta Maurya's rule unified a large part of the Indian subcontinent under a ___________ administration.
- The most important deity in the Rig Veda
- Age The period marked by the use of iron tools and weapons
- The most important Veda
- The powerful kingdom that ruled over Magadha before the Mauryan Empire.
- The ___________ houses formed the basis of Indian Architecture.
- The ancient center of learning located in present Pakistan.
- The book written by Chanakya
- The early vedic period treated men and women __
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- The capital of the Mauryan Empire.
- The wise counselor of Chandragupta Maurya
- Chanakya added this to ChandraGupta’s everyday meal to boost his immunity
- The name of the social structure of the early Vedic period
- The religion that emerged along with Buddism.
- The social class that consisted of warriors and ruling class
- The veda that has spells and magical chants.
- Chanakya's original name?
17 Clues: The most important Veda • Chanakya's original name? • The book written by Chanakya • The capital of the Mauryan Empire. • The most important deity in the Rig Veda • The wise counselor of Chandragupta Maurya • The veda that has spells and magical chants. • The religion that emerged along with Buddism. • The early vedic period treated men and women __ • ...
The Ayurvedic Brain Teaser 2024-11-25
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- Herb with memory boosting properties
- The person you call when you need to turn a "meh" customer experience into a "WOW!" moment.
- Often referred to as the "conqueror of mountains" in ancient Ayurvedic texts
- A holistic health system based on natural elements and the concept of doshas.
- Everybody's obsession during COVID, besides toilet paper
- This ancient discipline involves asanas, pranayama, and meditation.
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- Indian Ginseng
- Derived from a Sanskrit word which means "Saffron", because saffron is one of the key ingredients
- Kapiva’s way of saying “keep calm” to your blood pressure!
- VTP is managed by ______
- A herb or maybe a saas or maybe a bahu
- R&D Office
- I take action over thought
- Keep your Blood Sugar levels in check
- One of the three doshas from which the name "Kapiva" has been derived
- The Ayurvedic process of purification
- A recently introduced award during R&R
17 Clues: R&D Office • Indian Ginseng • VTP is managed by ______ • I take action over thought • Herb with memory boosting properties • Keep your Blood Sugar levels in check • The Ayurvedic process of purification • A herb or maybe a saas or maybe a bahu • A recently introduced award during R&R • Everybody's obsession during COVID, besides toilet paper • ...
Haemotology and immunology 2025-11-12
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- What protien prevents fluid from escaping the blood stream?
- What are the two types of immune system?
- What is the formation of blood cells called?
- What is the state of homeostatic imbalance
- What is removed by liver and spleen?
- What is a fluid transport system?
- What has an important role in liver function, blood clotting and figting infection?
- What has an important role in clotting due to platelet aggregation?
- The fancy name for platelets
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- What is cell death called?
- What WBC is responsible for clearing debris and engulfing bacteria?
- Another name for white blood cells
- What cells mature in the thymus gland before migarating to other lymphoid tissue?
- What cells mature in the bone marrow and then migrate?
- How many series are involved in the formation of blood cells?
- What immunity comes from an immune donor?
- What is stored in the marrow, liver and spleen?
17 Clues: What is cell death called? • The fancy name for platelets • What is a fluid transport system? • Another name for white blood cells • What is removed by liver and spleen? • What are the two types of immune system? • What immunity comes from an immune donor? • What is the state of homeostatic imbalance • What is the formation of blood cells called? • ...
Haemotology and immunology 2025-11-12
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- What protien prevents fluid from escaping the blood stream?
- What are the two types of immune system?
- What is the formation of blood cells called?
- What is the state of homeostatic imbalance
- What is removed by liver and spleen?
- What is a fluid transport system?
- What has an important role in liver function, blood clotting and figting infection?
- What has an important role in clotting due to platelet aggregation?
- The fancy name for platelets
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- What is cell death called?
- What WBC is responsible for clearing debris and engulfing bacteria?
- Another name for white blood cells
- What cells mature in the thymus gland before migarating to other lymphoid tissue?
- What cells mature in the bone marrow and then migrate?
- How many series are involved in the formation of blood cells?
- What immunity comes from an immune donor?
- What is stored in the marrow, liver and spleen?
17 Clues: What is cell death called? • The fancy name for platelets • What is a fluid transport system? • Another name for white blood cells • What is removed by liver and spleen? • What are the two types of immune system? • What immunity comes from an immune donor? • What is the state of homeostatic imbalance • What is the formation of blood cells called? • ...
six nutrients 2025-05-01
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- Regulates temperature, cushions joints, removes waste
- Help with bone health, nerve function, and metabolism
- Provide energy, support cell growth, absorb nutrients, produce hormone.
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- Support various body processes( e.g. vision, immunity, skin health)
- Build and repair tissues; support immune function.
- Provide the body's main source of energy.
6 Clues: Provide the body's main source of energy. • Build and repair tissues; support immune function. • Regulates temperature, cushions joints, removes waste • Help with bone health, nerve function, and metabolism • Support various body processes( e.g. vision, immunity, skin health) • Provide energy, support cell growth, absorb nutrients, produce hormone.
Six Nutrients 2025-05-01
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- regulates temperature, cushions joints, removes waste
- support various body processes (e.g. vision, immunity, skin health)
- provide the body's main source of energy
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- help with bone health, nerve function, and metabolism
- build and repair tissues; support immune function
- provide energy, support cell growth, absorb nutrients, produce hormones
6 Clues: provide the body's main source of energy • build and repair tissues; support immune function • help with bone health, nerve function, and metabolism • regulates temperature, cushions joints, removes waste • support various body processes (e.g. vision, immunity, skin health) • provide energy, support cell growth, absorb nutrients, produce hormones
Immune System 2023-03-16
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- acquired from exposure to the disease organism through infection with the actual disease.
- results when exposure to a disease organism triggers the immune system to produce antibodies to that disease.
- a complex network of cells, tissues, organs, and the substances they make that helps the body fight infections and other diseases.
- the act of introducing a vaccine into the body to produce protection from a specific disease.
- a type of white blood cell that makes antibodies.
- a type of immune cell that is made in the bone marrow and is found in the blood and in lymph tissue.
- occurs when we are protected from a pathogen by immunity gained from someone else.
- happens when germs like bacteria and fungi develop the ability to defeat the drugs designed to kill them.
- a group of cells, tissues and organs that work together to protect the body.
- an infectious microbe consisting of a segment of nucleic acid (either DNA or RNA) surrounded by a protein coat.
- a type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood and lymph tissue.
- a type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms, removes dead cells, and stimulates the action of other immune system cells.
- physical and chemical barriers that are always ready and prepared to defend the body from infection.
- a drug used to treat infections caused by bacteria and other microorganisms.
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- a protein made by plasma cells (a type of white blood cell) in response to an antigen.
- any substance that causes the body to make an immune response against that substance.
- a cell that is part of the immune system and helps the body fight infections and other diseases.
- a method by which a virus can replicate its DNA using a host cell.
- when the body is given immunity to a disease by intentional exposure to small quantities of it.
- cells tailor-made to get rid of the specific microorganisms that have invaded your tissue.
- a type of white blood cell.
- the reproduction of viruses using a host cell to manufacture more viruses; the viruses then burst out of the cell.
- a type of immune cell that can surround and kill microorganisms, ingest foreign material, and remove dead cells.
23 Clues: a type of white blood cell. • a type of white blood cell that makes antibodies. • a method by which a virus can replicate its DNA using a host cell. • a group of cells, tissues and organs that work together to protect the body. • a drug used to treat infections caused by bacteria and other microorganisms. • ...
Unit 5 Vocab 2014-01-14
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- A cell (as a white blood cell) that engulfs and consumes foreign material (as microorganisms) and debris.
- The state produced by the establishment of an infective agent in or on a suitable host.
- A condition of being able to resist a particular disease, especially through preventing development of a pathogenic microorganism or by counteracting the effects of its products.
- The way a microbial organism moves from one host to another.
- Lymphocyte A type of lymphocyte that develops in the bone marrow and later produces antibodies.
- Any protist of the phylum or subkingdom Protozoa.
- Technique A procedure performed under sterile conditions.
- Any of various infectious proteins that are abnormal forms of normal cellular proteins, that proliferate by inducing the normal protein to convert to the abnormal form, and that in mammals include pathogenic forms.
- A parasitic worm (as a tapeworm, liver fluke, ascarid, or leech).
- Saprophytic and parasitic spore-producing eukaryotic organisms that lack chlorophyll and include molds, rusts, mildews, smuts, mushrooms, and yeasts.
- An antigen-binding immunoglobulin, produced by B cells, that functions as the effector in an immune response.
- Any of a large group of submicroscopic infective agents that typically contain a protein coat surrounding an RNA or DNA core of genetic material but no semipermeable membrane, that are capable of growth and multiplication only in living cells, and that cause various important diseases in humans, animals, or plants.
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- Communicable by contact.
- A branch of biology dealing especially with microscopic forms of life (as bacteria, protozoans, viruses, and fungi).
- A spiral-shaped bacterium.
- A cylindrical or rod-shaped bacterium.
- Single-celled microorganisms that are often aggregated into colonies or motile by means of flagella, typically live in soil, water, organic matter, or the bodies of plants and animals, are usually autotrophic, saprophytic, or parasitic in nutrition, and are noted for their biochemical effects and pathogenicity.
- Lymphocyte A type of lymphocyte responsible for cell-mediated immunity that differentiates under the influence of the thymus.
- Stain A method for the differential staining of bacteria that involves fixing the bacterial cells to a slide and staining with crystal violet and iodine, then washing with alcohol, and counterstaining with safranin. Results in gram-positive bacteria retaining the purple dye and gram-negative organisms having it decolorized so that the red counterstain shows up.
- A spherical bacterium.
20 Clues: A spherical bacterium. • Communicable by contact. • A spiral-shaped bacterium. • A cylindrical or rod-shaped bacterium. • Any protist of the phylum or subkingdom Protozoa. • Technique A procedure performed under sterile conditions. • The way a microbial organism moves from one host to another. • A parasitic worm (as a tapeworm, liver fluke, ascarid, or leech). • ...
LYMPHATIC SYSTEM crossword 2025-09-27
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- Organ in the mediastinum where T-cells mature.
- A cancer of the lymphocytes.
- what protein do red blood cells contain
- The retrovirus that targets helper T-cells.
- The most commonly referred to tonsils.
- Abbreviation for a disease that severely compromises the immune system.
- Lymphatic tissue located in the nasopharynx.
- The general term for all white blood cells.
- The main lymphatic duct draining the majority of the body.
- Puffiness caused by excess fluid in the tissues.
- A common suffix meaning "cell" (as in lymphocyte).
- where are fats absorbed into the lymphatic vessels
- The cavity within a lymph node through which lymph flows.
- Small filters found along lymphatic vessels.
- A vaccine component used to enhance the immune response.
- The medical term for swelling.
- Patches of lymphatic tissue in the small intestine (followed by "patches").
- The body's resistance to infection.
- The right lymphatic duct drains the right side of the head and this.
- The non-specific, immediate defense system.
- Medical term for the inflammation of a lymph node.
- The watery fluid transported by the lymphatic system.
- what are the small,finger like projections in the lymphatic vessels
- The state of being protected against a disease.
- primary cells that are found in lymphoid tissues
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- The scientific study of the lymphatic system.
- A large, phagocytic cell of the innate immune system.
- Proteins secreted by plasma cells to neutralize pathogens.
- The cellular process of "eating" pathogens.
- These veins receive lymph from the thoracic and right lymphatic ducts.
- The clinical term for swollen or enlarged lymph nodes.
- Process of white blood cells squeezing through capillary walls.
- Type of fluid that is collected from tissues to form lymph.
- Severe swelling caused by lymphatic blockage.
- A type of agranular white blood cell.
- A cell that displays antigen to T-cells (e.g., dendritic cell).
- The smallest and most permeable type of lymphatic vessel.
- Any molecule that can be bound by an antibody.
- Organ that filters blood and recycles red blood cells.
- A foreign substance that induces an immune response.
- A life-threatening, whole-body allergic response.
- Intestinal lymphatic vessels that absorb fats.
- Short-term immunity borrowed from another source.
- A mass of lymphoid tissue in the throat; a palatine or lingual one.
44 Clues: A cancer of the lymphocytes. • The medical term for swelling. • The body's resistance to infection. • A type of agranular white blood cell. • The most commonly referred to tonsils. • what protein do red blood cells contain • The retrovirus that targets helper T-cells. • The cellular process of "eating" pathogens. • The general term for all white blood cells. • ...
Newborn Care 2024-08-12
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- This reflex is also known as the "startle reflex"
- Transfer of heat d/t objects being in direct contact with one another
- Abnormal, audible breath sound in infants indicating respiratory distress
- An issue with the eyes often found in premature babies
- The first stool passed by baby
- Allows non-shivering thermogenesis to occur
- Connects the fetal pulmonary artery to the aorta to allow blood to bypas the lungs
- Use of this scale at 1 and 5 minutes after birth helps quickly recognize the general health of baby
- This reflex is normal in children up to two years old. If found on an adult it is a sign of neurological damage.
- A complication often seen in LGA babies that can cause cord compression
- Soft, fine hair that covers fetus while in utero
- This type of immunity is transferred to baby by breastmilk
- This type of immunity results in the baby creating its own antibodies
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- May occur due to conduction, convection, evaporation, or radiation
- White creamy substance that protects newborn skin while in the womb. Often found in skin folds after birth.
- At ____ months, solid foods can be introduced to the baby's diet
- This scale assesses baby's development by assessing aspects such as skin texture, plantar creases, eyelids, ears, and genitals
- Body heat is lost to cooler surfaces that are not touching the baby, such as a cold window
- Includes sensible and insensible loss. Can be mitigated by quickly drying baby after birth
- Assists with bypassing the fetal liver
- A treatment used if the baby is born with jaundice
- These spots are bluish gray that appear near the buttocks and back or shoulders
- Condition in which the baby does not grow to normal weight during pregnancy. May be d/t placental issues, HTN, infection, or substance abuse.
- Loss of heat that may occur d/t a fan or breeze
- Low muscle tone often seen with SGA babies
- Tiny white bumps seen on infant's face. Happen d/t skin flakes trapped under skin.
- This condition in the mom can place the baby at high risk for LGA
- Pale or "clay color" stools can indicate an issue with this organ
28 Clues: The first stool passed by baby • Assists with bypassing the fetal liver • Low muscle tone often seen with SGA babies • Allows non-shivering thermogenesis to occur • Loss of heat that may occur d/t a fan or breeze • Soft, fine hair that covers fetus while in utero • This reflex is also known as the "startle reflex" • A treatment used if the baby is born with jaundice • ...
Crossword Puzzle: Advances in Modern Medicine 2026-01-18
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- A medical test that records the electrical activity of the heart to diagnose heart rhythm and function abnormalities
- A medical imaging technique that uses high frequency sound waves to visualize internal organs, with the advantage of no radiation exposure but limited image detail
- An imaging technique that uses continuous X rays to view real time movement inside the body, offering dynamic imaging but exposing patients to radiation
- A reproductive technology where fertilization occurs outside the body before the embryo is implanted into the uterus
- A diagnostic device that measures lung capacity and airflow to assess respiratory function
- An alternative medicine system based on the principle that substances causing symptoms in healthy people can treat similar symptoms in diluted form
- An enzyme used in biotechnology to cut DNA at specific sequences, enabling genetic analysis and modification
- A food preservation method that uses heat and airtight sealing to destroy bacteria and prevent microbial growth
- Substances used to provide sweetness to foods and beverages, including natural and artificial forms, often used to reduce sugar intake
- A drug that kills or inhibits the growth of bacteria and is used to treat bacterial infections
- Chemical compounds added to food to enhance or modify taste, improving palatability and consumer acceptance
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- The process of inducing immunity by administering a vaccine that stimulates the body’s immune response
- A genetically modified rice enriched with beta carotene to reduce vitamin A deficiency and improve nutritional health
- Live microorganisms that, when consumed in adequate amounts, promote gut health and support immune function
- Immunity developed when the body produces its own antibodies after exposure to an antigen through infection or vaccination
- A biotechnology approach using genetically modified or natural plants to remove or neutralize environmental pollutants
- A protein in blood plasma that works in a cascade to enable blood clot formation and prevent excessive bleeding
- A food or food component that provides medical or health benefits beyond basic nutrition, such as disease prevention
- A laboratory technique that separates DNA or proteins by size using an electric current through a gel matrix
- A substance added to food to inhibit microbial growth and prevent spoilage, increasing shelf life and food safety
20 Clues: A diagnostic device that measures lung capacity and airflow to assess respiratory function • A drug that kills or inhibits the growth of bacteria and is used to treat bacterial infections • The process of inducing immunity by administering a vaccine that stimulates the body’s immune response • ...
Chapter 5 Vocab Terms 2025-11-10
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- – The President’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress.
- legislature – A lawmaking body made up of two houses or chambers (in the U.S., the House of Representatives and the Senate).
- – Legal protection from certain kinds of arrest while doing official duties (for example, members of Congress have limited immunity while attending sessions).
- – Divided or distributed; in Congress, it means how the seats in the House of Representatives are divided among the states based on population.
- – The removal of a member from Congress for serious misconduct, requiring a two-thirds vote.
- – Drawing district boundaries in a way that gives one political party an unfair advantage.
- – A proposed law that is presented to Congress for discussion and approval.
- – To formally charge a government official with misconduct or wrongdoing.
- – A party leader in Congress who helps count votes and encourages party members to vote together.
- – A formal statement of disapproval toward a member of Congress for improper behavior, but they remain in office.
- – A Senate procedure to end a filibuster; it requires a three-fifths (60) vote.
- veto – When the President does not sign a bill within 10 days and Congress adjourns during that time, causing the bill to die automatically.
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- – The regular meetings of Congress each year to conduct business and pass laws.
- pro tempore – A senator, usually from the majority party, who leads the Senate when the Vice President is absent.
- – A bill that has been approved by Congress and signed by the President; it becomes a law.
- – The crime of betraying one’s country, especially by helping its enemies.
- powers – Powers not directly stated in the Constitution but suggested by it; used to carry out expressed powers.
- bill – A bill that sets aside money for specific government programs or purposes.
- clause – A part of the Constitution that gives Congress the power to make all laws “necessary and proper” to carry out its duties; it’s the source of implied powers.
- – A tactic used in the Senate to delay a vote on a bill by talking for a long time.
- – Private meetings of political party members in Congress to choose leaders or plan strategies.
- of the House – The presiding officer and most powerful leader in the House of Representatives.
22 Clues: – The President’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress. • – To formally charge a government official with misconduct or wrongdoing. • – The crime of betraying one’s country, especially by helping its enemies. • – A proposed law that is presented to Congress for discussion and approval. • ...
Chapter 5 Vocab Crossword 2025-12-03
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- – The President’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress.
- legislature – A lawmaking body made up of two houses or chambers (in the U.S., the House of Representatives and the Senate).
- – Legal protection from certain kinds of arrest while doing official duties (for example, members of Congress have limited immunity while attending sessions).
- – Divided or distributed; in Congress, it means how the seats in the House of Representatives are divided among the states based on population.
- – The removal of a member from Congress for serious misconduct, requiring a two-thirds vote.
- – Drawing district boundaries in a way that gives one political party an unfair advantage.
- – A proposed law that is presented to Congress for discussion and approval.
- – To formally charge a government official with misconduct or wrongdoing.
- – A party leader in Congress who helps count votes and encourages party members to vote together.
- – A formal statement of disapproval toward a member of Congress for improper behavior, but they remain in office.
- – A Senate procedure to end a filibuster; it requires a three-fifths (60) vote.
- veto – When the President does not sign a bill within 10 days and Congress adjourns during that time, causing the bill to die automatically.
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- – The regular meetings of Congress each year to conduct business and pass laws.
- pro tempore – A senator, usually from the majority party, who leads the Senate when the Vice President is absent.
- – A bill that has been approved by Congress and signed by the President; it becomes a law.
- – The crime of betraying one’s country, especially by helping its enemies.
- powers – Powers not directly stated in the Constitution but suggested by it; used to carry out expressed powers.
- bill – A bill that sets aside money for specific government programs or purposes.
- clause – A part of the Constitution that gives Congress the power to make all laws “necessary and proper” to carry out its duties; it’s the source of implied powers.
- – A tactic used in the Senate to delay a vote on a bill by talking for a long time.
- – Private meetings of political party members in Congress to choose leaders or plan strategies.
- of the House – The presiding officer and most powerful leader in the House of Representatives.
22 Clues: – The President’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress. • – To formally charge a government official with misconduct or wrongdoing. • – The crime of betraying one’s country, especially by helping its enemies. • – A proposed law that is presented to Congress for discussion and approval. • ...
Yoga 2021-09-22
6 Clues: Yoga may reduce blank. • Yoga originated in what country? • Yoga improves strength, balance and blank. • Yoga is a practice of physical, mental and blank nature. • Yoga drains your lymphatic system which in turn improves what? • What is the most important aspect to focus on when practicing yoga?
Immune System 2021-09-14
6 Clues: A toxin or foreign substance • Ability to resist against toxins • A liquid that forms in infections • a colorless fluid containing white blood cells • The bodys way of defending itself against foreign bodies • A blood protein substance that is recognized as foreign by the body in the blood
Crystal Crossword 2023-09-23
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- Encourages self-love and inner peace; found in Brazil
- Found in India; calming and settles nausea
- Found in Russia; supports immunity and digestive health
- Reddish orange color; helps with confidence and creativity
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- Energy boosting stone found in Indonesia
- Promotes flexibility and provides insight; Found in Mexico
6 Clues: Energy boosting stone found in Indonesia • Found in India; calming and settles nausea • Encourages self-love and inner peace; found in Brazil • Found in Russia; supports immunity and digestive health • Promotes flexibility and provides insight; Found in Mexico • Reddish orange color; helps with confidence and creativity
Mod 2.3 Crossword Puzzle 2025-10-10
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- Decimated the indigenous population, who lacked immunity
- Provided a new food source
- Revolutionized transportation, hunting, and warfare for Native Americans
- Introduced for food and labor
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- Led to the development of plantations and an increase in the African slave trade
- Became a dietary staple for European colonists
6 Clues: Provided a new food source • Introduced for food and labor • Became a dietary staple for European colonists • Decimated the indigenous population, who lacked immunity • Revolutionized transportation, hunting, and warfare for Native Americans • Led to the development of plantations and an increase in the African slave trade
The Best Shipping Fever Crossword Ever 2022-07-08
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- Both P. Multocida and M. Haemolytica produce this virulence factor which functions to help create a permeability barrier to protect the bacterial cell from deleterious molecules such as antimicrobials, toxins, or bile salts.
- This pulmonary pattern may be found on thoracic radiographs of a cow with BRDC.
- When to vaccinate an animal prior to shipping.
- Cattle in respiratory distress often stand with their elbows (blank) due to the thoracic pain they are experiencing.
- Most (blank) disease of beef cattle in North America.
- The (blank) explains the factors associated with the initiation and spread of BRDC. These factors are host, agent, and environment.
- Deficiency of these essential nutrients can increase risk for BRDC.
- Helps to provide immunity against bacterial and viral pathogens of this disease complex.
- M.haemolytica produces this virulence factor.
- This enveloped DNA virus can be responsible for shipping fever.
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- Common name for BRDC in calves.
- This class of antibiotics, including erythromycin and tulathromycin, is commonly used to treat BRDC.
- Disease that jumps to top of your differential list after hearing that a cow shipped 5 days ago and now has fever, tachypnea, coughing, and nasal discharge.
- Reduction of this can help prevent this disease complex.
- Common name for BRDC in cows.
- You may hear (blank) when ausculting the lungs of a bovine with BRDC. This noise is associated with fluid infiltrating the alveoli.
- The bacteria associated with BRDC are also commensals organisms to this body system.
- Most of the bacterial causes of BRDC can be classified as (blank)
- This protocol involves long-acting antibiotics given to calves on arrival. It can decrease morbidity and mortality of shipping fever.
- This thoracic imaging modality used to aid in diagnosis of shipping fever has a sensitivity of 66-94% and specificity of 88-100% in young dairy calves.
- (Blank) is one of the common bacterial components of BRDC and is also a common cause of inner ear infections in calves.
- Typically, BRDC begins with a (blank) infection that is then followed within 3-5 days by a bacterial infection.
- Type of pleuritis on dead cow with M. Haemolytica infection.
- This metabolic derangement can suppress host mechanisms of immunity, therefore increasing risk for developing shipping fever.
24 Clues: Common name for BRDC in cows. • Common name for BRDC in calves. • M.haemolytica produces this virulence factor. • When to vaccinate an animal prior to shipping. • Most (blank) disease of beef cattle in North America. • Reduction of this can help prevent this disease complex. • Type of pleuritis on dead cow with M. Haemolytica infection. • ...
The Tetanus Vaccine 2023-03-27
6 Clues: A potent neurotoxin • An infection caused by bacteria • A country where tetanus is common • Severe Muscle spasms in the neck and jaw • Control a virus within a certain radius, not letting it spread • The process of providing immunity to an individual against a specific infectious disease
BHS 170 - PHYSIOLOGY I 2021-01-22
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- The phase of crossing over occurs in what phase of meiosis?
- Substances that are recognized as foreign and provoke immune responses are known as ______.
- The ______ lymphatic organs are red bone marrow and the thymus.
- Third nuclear membrane dissolves during?
- Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA) are ______ acids consisting of nitrogenous bases, five-carbon (pentose) sugar, and phosphate groups.
- Which organ of the body produces the most heat?
- Insertion, deletion, and substitution are all examples of a change in a genetic sequence which is also refer to as (a) __.
- Function of rough endoplasmic reticulum is to synthesis of packaged proteins and ___.
- ___ is used in active transport for the transportation of solute across membrane against its concentration region.
- Three-base sequence on mRNA that codes for a single amino acid.
- ______ immunity involves lymphocytes called B cells and T cells.
- A string of nucleotides that contain the information to make a specific protein.
- In a ______ bond, atoms share pairs of valance electrons.
- The epidermal layer that is found in thick skin but not in the thin skin is the stratum ______.
- What happens in your body temperature drops below 35°C?
- Process that converts the language of nucleotides into the language of amino acids.
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- The ______ lymphatic organs are lymph nodes, the spleen, and the lymphatic nodules.
- Chromosomes that have the same size, shape, and genetic information.
- One of the blood functions is __.
- Produce a pigment that contributes to skin color and absorbs ultraviolet light.
- Particle move from high concentration region to a lower concentration region.
- What happens if your core body rises above 40°C?
- Most atoms become stable when they have an ______of eight electrons in their valance (outermost) electron shell.
- ___ produce immune response against foreign substances.
- What cell structure that release energy in the form of ATP?
- Lipids are a diverse group of compounds that include fatty acids, _____ (fats and oils), phospholipids, steroids, and eicosanoids.
- Innermost layer of heart is called __.
- The point where chromatids are attached.
- The first line of defense of innate immunity against pathogens consist of the skin and ______ membranes.
- During transcription, this type of ribonucleic acid is responsible for copying the DNA and bringing it out of the nucleus.
30 Clues: One of the blood functions is __. • Innermost layer of heart is called __. • Third nuclear membrane dissolves during? • The point where chromatids are attached. • Which organ of the body produces the most heat? • What happens if your core body rises above 40°C? • ___ produce immune response against foreign substances. • ...
Body Systems Review 2025-04-11
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- The type of immunity that is the body's first line of defense
- The type of immunity that comes from exposure
- The place in the bone where blood cells are produced
- The part of the brain that relays sensory information
- The organ that carries oxygen-poor blood back to the heart
- The body system that provides support, protects organs, and helps with movement
- The lobe of the brain that processes sensory, including touch, pain, and temperature
- The lobe of the brain that processes auditory information
- The body system that helps defend the body against bacteria and viruses
- The organ that carries oxygen-rich blood away from the heart
- The lobe of the brain that processes visual information
- The number of people who die each day waiting for an organ donation
- The body system that turns on during puberty
- The type of muscle only found in the heart
- There are 206 of these in an adult human’s body
- Stool Chart The name of the chart that classifies stool types from type 1 to type 7
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- The organ that is 22 feet in length on average
- The body system that protects the body and helps regulate temperature
- The body system that transports blood throughout the body
- The body system that exchanges gasses
- The body system that controls the other systems, responds to external/internal stimuli, and transmits information
- A lobe of this organ can be donated from a living donor
- The part of the brain that processes emotions, especially fear
- The gland that both aids digestion and regulates blood sugar
- The body system that filters blood and eliminates waste and excess water
- One of these organs can be donated from a living donor
- The organ that is most frequently donated from a deceased donor
- The part of the brain that regulates basic life functions such as breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure
- The body system that helps with movement, posture, and heat generation
- The lobe of the brain that is involved in planning, decision-making, and voluntary movement
- The body system that breaks down food and eliminates waste
- The part of the brain that is primarily responsible for coordination, balance, and motor control
- The body system that regulates bodily functions through hormones
33 Clues: The body system that exchanges gasses • The type of muscle only found in the heart • The body system that turns on during puberty • The type of immunity that comes from exposure • The organ that is 22 feet in length on average • There are 206 of these in an adult human’s body • The place in the bone where blood cells are produced • ...
Cancer Immunology 2025-06-14
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- Abbreviation for activated fibroblasts that contribute to tumor progression
- Protein that helps cancer evade T cell attack
- Type of blood cancer affecting lymphocytes
- These vascular cells form the inner lining of new blood vessels in the tumor microenvironment
- Leading preventable cause of cancer worldwide
- Enzyme that elongates telomeres in cancer cells
- TME component responsible for mechanical stiffness
- Permanent change in the DNA sequence of a gene
- Guardian of the genome, often mutated in cancers
- Type of immunity that provides rapid, non-specific defense against tumors and pathogens
- Cancer of epithelial tissue
- Substances that trigger an immune response by being recognized as foreign
- General term for non-cancerous cells in TME
- Process by which immune cells engulf and digest pathogens or dead cells
- Granule-filled cells capable of killing tumor cells directly
- T cell subtype that helps other immune cells
- Essential molecule whose deficiency in tumors triggers angiogenesis
- Tumor and immune cells communicate through these signaling molecules
- Small signaling proteins that direct immune cell migration
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- Cells that were used for to develop the first polio vaccine
- Immune cells known for antibody production
- Cancer cells often manipulate this system to avoid destruction
- Innate immune cells that engulf pathogens and can be pro- or anti-tumor
- Tumor type characterized by presence of immune cells and responsiveness to immunotherapy
- Environment surrounding a tumor
- Cells that help remember past infections
- Receptor on T cells that binds to antigen–MHC complexes
- Type of immunity that provides long-term protection through memory cell formation
- Immune cells that present antigens
- Proteins produced by B cells to recognize and bind specific antigens
- Cell death often resisted by cancer cells
- Cancer’s ability to colonize distant tissues
- Process by which new blood vessels form
- Cellular transition promoting invasion and metastasis
- Signaling molecule that binds to receptors to promote proliferation and differentiation
- White blood cells that include cytotoxic and helper types
- Specialized immune cells that suppress T cell activity
- Condition where the immune system attacks the body’s own cells
- DNA segments frequently altered in tumors
- Antigen-experienced T cells capable of direct tumor killing
40 Clues: Cancer of epithelial tissue • Environment surrounding a tumor • Immune cells that present antigens • Process by which new blood vessels form • Cells that help remember past infections • Cell death often resisted by cancer cells • DNA segments frequently altered in tumors • Immune cells known for antibody production • Type of blood cancer affecting lymphocytes • ...
115 Crossword 2026-04-25
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- Which viral infections causes German measles in children?
- What is described as the strength with which a multivalent antibody binds a multivalent antigen and is a measure of the overall stability of an antibody-antigen complex?
- Is the first exposure to a specific antigen and a specific antibody production follows a primary or secondary response?
- What is described as the attraction of an antibody to an antigen, but the reactions is not visible?
- What are the two types of light chains?
- What type of cells are Eosinophils, neutrophils, and monocytes?
- What is described as a proportion of people who do not have a disease or condition and have a negative test?
- What type of test method is used to detect antibodies in patient serum?
- What type of cell is a part of innate immunity and attacks tumor and virally infected cells?
- What is in excess in a postzone reaction?
- What autoimmune disease is described as an autoimmune disorder where the whole body is attacked and symptoms include painful joints, muscle pain, and cardiac manifestations?
- What is described as cytokines that inhibit viral synthesis or act as immune regulators?
- What is a substance that is foreign and causes an immune response?
- Which tumor marker is used to diagnose and monitor liver and testicular cancer?
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- What part of an antibody is made of the heavy chain and determines the biological activity?
- What type of immunity is resulted when one is vaccinated?
- Which hepatitis is characterized by fecal oral and direct contact transmission and is diagnosed by the detected of IgM and IgG titers?
- Which cell type maintains allergic reactions?
- Why does the secondary immune response have a shorter lag phase?
- Where do T cells mature?
- What is described as a substance that is capable of causing an immune response?
- What are cytokines that promote chemotaxis of leukocytes from blood to damaged tissue?
- Which acute phase reactant is the most sensitive indicator for nonspecific inflammation?
- What is described as a proportion of people who have a disease or condition and have a positive test?
- What is being measured by side scatter in Flow Cytometry?
- What blood cell develops into other cells in the tissues?
- What is the target organ associated with Hashimoto’s disease?
27 Clues: Where do T cells mature? • What are the two types of light chains? • What is in excess in a postzone reaction? • Which cell type maintains allergic reactions? • Which viral infections causes German measles in children? • What type of immunity is resulted when one is vaccinated? • What is being measured by side scatter in Flow Cytometry? • ...
Infection Control 2017-09-03
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- A genetic entity that contains either DNA or RNA or both; replicates inside living cells. [
- A path of entry through a mucous membrane.
- a state caused by the invasion, development, or multiplication of an infectious agent into the body.
- A widespread, extensive, or worldwide epidemic.
- An infection control approach that protects both healthcare providers and patients from pathogens (two words).
- An individual who harbors a specific infectious agent with no discernible clinical signs or symptoms.
- The factor that identifies a specific disease in a laboratory blood test (two words).
- The type of immunity that is transferred from the mother or acquired by inoculation of protective antibodies.
- air.
- The period of time between initial contact with an infectious agent and the appearance of clinical symptoms of the disease.
- the degree of pathogenicity or disease-evoking power of an infectious agent.
- A natural or an acquired resistance against disease.
- The type of infection in which the causative agent remains inactive for a period of time within certain body cells.
- The presence of a virus in certain body secretions, excretions, or surface lesions.
- A substance that induces an immune response.
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- diminutive drop, such as the particles of moisture expelled while coughing, sneezing, or speaking, that may carry infectious agents.
- Continuous observation of the patterns of a disease in order to try to control it.
- An inanimate object on which disease-producing agents can be conveyed.
- A latent viral infection that reactivates at a later date.
- Pathogen that causes infection only when the host’s resistance is lowered.
- A carrier that transfers an infectious microorganism from one host to another.
- an artificially generated collection of particles suspended
- A laboratory test to detect antibody in the blood serum.
- which is limited to an adverse infectious outcome occurring in a hospital.
- injection by a route other than the alimentary tract,such as subcutaneous, intramuscular, or intravenous.
- Early or premonitory symptom (adjective).
- Produced and secreted by body cells in response to, and able to bind to, a specific antigen.
- Another term used for jaundice.
- Widespread occurrence of more than the usual number of cases of a particular disease.
- Constant presence of a disease within a geographic area.
30 Clues: air. • Another term used for jaundice. • Early or premonitory symptom (adjective). • A path of entry through a mucous membrane. • A substance that induces an immune response. • A widespread, extensive, or worldwide epidemic. • A natural or an acquired resistance against disease. • A laboratory test to detect antibody in the blood serum. • ...
The Amendments 2012-10-30
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- Sets out rules for indictment by grand jury and eminent domain, protects the right to due process, and prohibits self-incrimination and double jeopardy
- Abolishes slavery and involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime
- Repeals the Eighteenth Amendment and prohibits violations of state laws regarding alcohol
- Prohibits forced quartering of soldiers during peacetime
- Fixes the dates of term commencements for Congress (January 3) and the President (January 20); known as the "lame duck amendment"
- Prohibition
- Prohibits the revocation of voting rights due to the non-payment of poll taxes
- Prevents laws affecting Congressional salary from taking effect until the beginning of the next session of Congress
- Prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and sets out requirements for search warrants based on probable cause
- Protects rights not enumerated in the constitution
- Freedom of religion, press, speech and the right to assemble and petition the government
- Allows the federal government to collect income tax
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- Prohibits excessive fines, excessive bail, and cruel and unusual punishment
- Codifies the Tyler Precedent; defines the process of presidential succession
- Prohibits the denial of suffrage based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude
- Right to vote for those age 18 years or older
- Right to a fair and speedy public trial by jury, including the rights to be notified of the accusations, to confront the accuser, to obtain witnesses and to retain counsel
- Establishes the direct election of United States Senators by popular vote
- Defines citizenship, contains the Privileges or Immunities Clause, the Due Process Clause, the Equal Protection Clause, and deals with post-Civil War issues
- Limits the president to two terms, or a maximum of 10 years (i.e., if a Vice President serves not more than one half of a President's term, he or she can be elected to a further two terms)
- Women’s suffrage
- Limits the powers of the federal government to those delegated to it by the Constitution
- Provides for representation of Washington, D.C. in the Electoral College
- Right to trial by jury in certain civil cases, according to common law
- Revises presidential election procedures
- Immunity of states from suits from out-of-state citizens and foreigners not living within the state borders. Lays the foundation for sovereign immunity
- Right to bear arms
27 Clues: Prohibition • Women’s suffrage • Right to bear arms • Revises presidential election procedures • Right to vote for those age 18 years or older • Protects rights not enumerated in the constitution • Allows the federal government to collect income tax • Prohibits forced quartering of soldiers during peacetime • ...
Bio 111 crossword-Immune System 2023-03-22
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- made from monocytes and assist with phagocytosis
- structure with a amino acid helix
- can not reproduce without a host cell, can have a RNA or DNA genome
- what bacteria use for movement
- interfere with viral replication
- blood plasma and blood clotting make up what portion of blood?
- process when a cell surrounds and engulfs large particles and take them into the cell to be broken down
- this response is triggered by the presence of a invader
- type of medication that Block receptors, Boost immune system, and Lower the amount of viral load in the body
- a system that protects the body from toxins, froeign substances, bacteria, viruses, and other foreign substances
- small chemical protein messengers (40 types)
- examples include strep throat, salmonella “food poisoning”
- another name for red blood cells
- RNA viruses replicate their genome in these
- made up of fragments of megakaryocytes
- promotes hematopoiesis (trigger the manufacture of more blood cells and blood plasma)
- examples inclue tapeworms, fleas, lice
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- Allow T cells to distinguish self from non-self
- part of a viruses structure that makes up the "coat", called ________ envelope
- another name for white blood cells
- makes up the "chunky" portion of blood
- types of projections coming off of viruses, can come in many different shapes
- inhibits growth of pathogens and speeds up cellular repair by increasing the body's temperature
- arrive early to engulf and digest harmful things, most numerous WBC
- examples include athlete’s foot, jock itch, ringworm, vaginal yeast
- can reproduce without a host cell, only has a DNA genome
- structure with more than one polypeptide chain, folded together
- updated vaccines are important because viruses can
- structure with the folding of a polypeptide chain on itself
- examples include influenza, chicken pox, measles, mumps, small pox, Covid
- single celled organisms that can cause giardiasis or parasitic diarrhea
- where non membrane bound DNA is stored in bacteria
- DNA viruses replicate their genome in these
- what kind of immunity is non specific?
- what type of virus was the corona virus?
- Only lymphocyte cell that is involved in innate immunity, they attack viruses or cells that are cancerous by inducing programmed cell death, called Natural _____ Cells
- trigger the folding of proteins into a abnormal structure that causes disease
- structure with a line of amino acids
38 Clues: what bacteria use for movement • interfere with viral replication • another name for red blood cells • structure with a amino acid helix • another name for white blood cells • structure with a line of amino acids • makes up the "chunky" portion of blood • what kind of immunity is non specific? • made up of fragments of megakaryocytes • examples inclue tapeworms, fleas, lice • ...
Immunology Acronym Activity 2022-09-25
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- IL; general designation for different cytokines & chemical messengers secreted by immune cells
- Human leukocyte antigen; name of MHC gene complex and proteins in humans
- T-cell receptor; the antigen receptor on T-cells
- Ag; a molecule recognized by Ab or BCR and is presented by MHC molecules to TCRs
- leukocytes PMN; WBCs with multi-lobed nuclei and cytoplasmic granules
- Tumor necrosis factor; a cytokine produced by macrophages and T-cells that is highly pro-inflammatory
- Pathogen associated molecular patterns; repeated molecular patterns on microbes
- T-lymphocytes CTL; CD8+ T-cells with the function of targeting and killing virally infected cells by apoptosis
- Cluster of differentiation; cell-surface molecules on immune cells that help differentiate one immune cell from another
- C-reactive protein
- Major histocompatibility complex; Family of cell surface molecules that present antigens to T-cells
- Human immunodeficiency virus
- Ab; Immunoglobulin secreted by plasma cells
- Recognize PAMPs on pathogens and help initiate immune response
- End stage of disease in HIV infection
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- Pattern recognition receptors; receptors on immune cells that bind to PAMPs on microbes
- LPS; a cell wall component of gram negative bacteria which can be bound by TLR-4 on macrophages and dendritic cells
- Ig; protein family to which antibodies and b-cell receptors belong
- Subset of CD4+ T-cells that produce cytokines to stimulate B-cells to produce antibodies
- Highly active anti-retroviral therapy; a multiple drug therapy treatment for HIV infection
- surface immunoglobulin; an immunoglobulin expressed on B-cell surface
- Thymus derived lymphocyte comprised of two subsets: CD4 T-cells and CD8 T-cells
- Cell-mediated immunity; adaptive immune responses mainly due to effector T-cells
- Regulatory CD4+ T-cells responsible for suppressing immune responses
- Natural killer cell; large granular lymphocyte that induce apoptosis of compromised cell
- Presents antigen via MHC molecules to T-cell receptors
- Membrane attack complex; end product of the Complement cascade that kills pathogens directly by forming a pore in pathogen membrane leading to lysis
- Cell adhesion molecule
- Member of TNF receptor family expressed on certain cells allowing for them to be killed by cells expressing Fas ligand
- T-cell that express co-receptor protein CD4, which plays a role in adaptive immunity
- Antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity; mechanism by which NK cells induce apoptosis
31 Clues: C-reactive protein • Cell adhesion molecule • Human immunodeficiency virus • End stage of disease in HIV infection • Ab; Immunoglobulin secreted by plasma cells • T-cell receptor; the antigen receptor on T-cells • Presents antigen via MHC molecules to T-cell receptors • Recognize PAMPs on pathogens and help initiate immune response • ...
HV15 Crossword 2 2025-06-28
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- This player started a cult for another player after they were voted out this Season
- This is the only winner with a 100% voting record
- This unanimously voted winner was the first to decide 2nd place with their vote
- This winner slept through their own Tribal Council on their second Season
- This player applied to the University of Cambridge
- Multiple Jurors cussed specifically at this player on their way out
- This player has been playing ORGs since he was 11
- This player was a returnee on their winning Season, but it was NOT an All-Stars Season
- This player despises Imagine Dragons
- This player was blocked by another player on this Season after their OG Season together
- This winner had the most career Individual Immunity wins prior to this Season
- This player makes beautiful graphics for his Confessional
- This player is Polish
- This winner has a perfect game (If you don't count votes negated by an Idol)
- This player hosted the first two Seasons before playing
- This player dated Triple
- Prior to S14, this winner attended more Tribal Councils during their winning Season than any other winner
- This winner deliberately voted for themself
- This player has a 145 IQ
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- This winner is the only winner to play an Extra Vote
- This player's name does NOT have an "h" in it
- This winner is regarded as our best winner in the series
- This winner has the highest career average placement
- This player has competed in a Rock Paper Scissors League
- This player is attending George Washington University
- This player lists grilling and smoking meats as one of their niche interests
- This player was revered as a god among us
- This player originally played RPDR ORGs before her first Survivor- which was Hellvivor
- This player lost Immunity to a suspicious bed stain
- This player won the game, but had to return via Redemption Island
- This player had another player on this Season blocked after their OG Season together
- This player received more Tribal votes than any other winner during their winning Season
- This winner was the sole remaining member of their Pre-Merge Tribe from F8 onwards
- This player doesn't know any gay people IRL
34 Clues: This player is Polish • This player dated Triple • This player has a 145 IQ • This player despises Imagine Dragons • This player was revered as a god among us • This player doesn't know any gay people IRL • This winner deliberately voted for themself • This player's name does NOT have an "h" in it • This is the only winner with a 100% voting record • ...
Survivor Crossword 2021-05-29
5 Clues: How you gain 3 down • The game you are playing • What is found in the cooler • What you need to stay in the game • The fourth clue on the word search
Survivor Crossword 2021-05-29
5 Clues: How you gain 3 down • The game you are playing • What is found in the cooler • What you need to stay in the game • The fourth clue on the word search
TRADITIONAL HERBS RANGE 2020-04-13
5 Clues: I help to reduce stress. • i support your immunity. • i support your respiratory system • i improve attention,alertness and concentration. • How many dried leaves are there in a tablet of Tulsi ?
Survivor Crossword 2021-05-29
5 Clues: How you gain 3 down • The game you are playing • What is found in the cooler • What you need to stay in the game • The fourth clue on the word search
Spelling week 20 2023-02-22
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- the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.
- a number using 9 and 0
- a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group
- the 4th day of the week
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- almost certainly; as far as one knows or can tell
- suggesting something supernatural; uncanny.
- an unexpected or astonishing event, fact, or thing
- a daughter of one's brother or sister, or of one's brother-in-law or sister-in-law.
8 Clues: a number using 9 and 0 • the 4th day of the week • the accomplishment of an aim or purpose. • suggesting something supernatural; uncanny. • almost certainly; as far as one knows or can tell • an unexpected or astonishing event, fact, or thing • a daughter of one's brother or sister, or of one's brother-in-law or sister-in-law. • ...
Te Tiriti o Waitangi 2021-09-03
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- Authority that is given to a decided person or body
- A group of people who have the authority to govern.
- Being able to influence or direct people's thinking or behavior.
- Everything important to someone, values/morals/beliefs etc
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- The female ruler of an area or state
- Something which provides immunity and support from a threat.
- An agreement between two or more parties
- Traditional tattoo on the face showing a person's story and beliefs.
8 Clues: The female ruler of an area or state • An agreement between two or more parties • Authority that is given to a decided person or body • A group of people who have the authority to govern. • Everything important to someone, values/morals/beliefs etc • Something which provides immunity and support from a threat. • ...
Terminology 2024-12-03
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- body's ability to resist infections or toxins
- Refers to apex or highest point of an organ or structure
- Abnormal growth of tissue which can be cancerous or non-cancerous
- A part of the pelvis where the femur connects to form the hipbone, The Acetabulum
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- A substance that kills bacteria and used to treat infections
- Inflammation of the pancreas caused by infection
- condition characterized by weakened bones
- Treatment process that includes medication and physical therapy
8 Clues: condition characterized by weakened bones • body's ability to resist infections or toxins • Inflammation of the pancreas caused by infection • Refers to apex or highest point of an organ or structure • A substance that kills bacteria and used to treat infections • Treatment process that includes medication and physical therapy • ...
Chapter 1 Vocab 2020-08-26
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- the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen.
- typically cash or liquid assets held for expenditures
- unable to be harmed
- an economic system in which production and prices are determined by unrestricted competition between privately owned businesses.
- a ship route along the Arctic coast of Canada and Alaska
- a system of government that devides the powers of government between the nations.
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- an economic system in which private business operates in competition and largely free of state control
- a Spanish ______
- pay attention to the prefix
- a natural feature on the Earth's surface
- a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- a tax or duty to be paid
12 Clues: a Spanish ______ • unable to be harmed • a tax or duty to be paid • pay attention to the prefix • a natural feature on the Earth's surface • typically cash or liquid assets held for expenditures • a ship route along the Arctic coast of Canada and Alaska • a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment. • ...
Science Potpourri 2018-08-23
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- The minimum amount of any physical entity involved in an interaction
- Object that stores the memory address of a value located in computer memory
- Transition of matter from solid to gas phase directly
- The resistance one object gets while going over another
- A short branched extension of a nerve cell
- the order of operations to solve an expression
- The branch of classical mechanics that is concerned with the relationship between motion and its causes
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- Electronic device that can increase the power of a signal
- Converts pressure or brightness into an electrical signal or vice versa
- Resistance to a particular infection or toxin
- Atoms that have gained extra electrons
- Remains or impression of a prehistoric organism
12 Clues: Atoms that have gained extra electrons • A short branched extension of a nerve cell • Resistance to a particular infection or toxin • the order of operations to solve an expression • Remains or impression of a prehistoric organism • Transition of matter from solid to gas phase directly • The resistance one object gets while going over another • ...
Science Potpourri 2018-08-23
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- Atoms that have gained extra electrons
- The resistance one object gets while going over another
- The minimum amount of any physical entity involved in an interaction
- Transition of matter from solid to gas phase directly
- Resistance to a particular infection or toxin
- A short branched extension of a nerve cell
- Remains or impression of a prehistoric organism
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- Converts pressure or brightness into an electrical signal or vice versa
- Object that stores the memory address of a value located in computer memory
- Electronic device that can increase the power of a signal
- The branch of classical mechanics that is concerned with the relationship between motion and its causes
- the order of operations to solve an expression
12 Clues: Atoms that have gained extra electrons • A short branched extension of a nerve cell • Resistance to a particular infection or toxin • the order of operations to solve an expression • Remains or impression of a prehistoric organism • Transition of matter from solid to gas phase directly • The resistance one object gets while going over another • ...
Biology Crossword 2021-12-02
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- Which type of pathogen consists of DNA with a protective coat of protein?
- Which protozoan causes Malaria?
- Which ability prevents some people from getting a particular disease while it affects others?
- ___ are the agents that act as carriers of pathogen and spread diseases
- Many skin diseases are caused by?
- Air-borne disease are most likely to affect the ___
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- A seizure targets which organ?
- Bacteria
- A disease caused by the bite of an infected dog and which affects the central nervous system.
- Which type of pathogen is a small organism that causes diseases including tuberculosis and cholera?
- The vector for yellow fever is?
- When the bacteria causing tuberculosis reaches the liver, it causes which disease?
12 Clues: Bacteria • A seizure targets which organ? • Which protozoan causes Malaria? • The vector for yellow fever is? • Many skin diseases are caused by? • Air-borne disease are most likely to affect the ___ • ___ are the agents that act as carriers of pathogen and spread diseases • Which type of pathogen consists of DNA with a protective coat of protein? • ...
Hospital Crossword 2024-02-15
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- Contains information about a patient
- Used to keep patients asleep or numb during operations
- Doctor: a medical professional; qualified to diagnose and treat illnesses
- a place where medical tests are conducted; analyzes samples like blood or urine.
- a healthcare provider; trained to assist doctors and care for patients.
- A name for a wheeled stretcher
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- administration of a vaccine; helps the body develop immunity to a disease.
- Alternate name for an Orderly
- A solution of salt and water
- a substance used to treat an illness or condition; often prescribed by a doctor.
- a treatment for kidney failure; removes waste products from the blood.
- a medical procedure used to repair or remove parts of the body.
12 Clues: A solution of salt and water • Alternate name for an Orderly • A name for a wheeled stretcher • Contains information about a patient • Used to keep patients asleep or numb during operations • a medical procedure used to repair or remove parts of the body. • a treatment for kidney failure; removes waste products from the blood. • ...
FLU 2026-04-27
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- Able to be spread from person to person.
- The body’s ability to resist or fight off infection.
- A medication designed to fight viral infections.
- A disease outbreak that spreads across multiple countries or continents.
- How a disease spreads from one host to another.
- A contagious viral infection that affects the respiratory system.
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- Droplets Tiny drops are released when someone coughs, sneezes, or talks a major way the flu spreads.
- period The time between being infected and showing symptoms.
- A shot that helps the immune system recognize and fight a virus.
- A microorganism that causes disease.
- A tiny infectious agent that can only reproduce inside living cells.
- Signs or feelings that indicate illness.
12 Clues: A microorganism that causes disease. • Able to be spread from person to person. • Signs or feelings that indicate illness. • How a disease spreads from one host to another. • A medication designed to fight viral infections. • The body’s ability to resist or fight off infection. • period The time between being infected and showing symptoms. • ...
Flu facts 2026-04-24
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- Able to be spread from person to person.
- The body’s ability to resist or fight off infection.
- A medication designed to fight viral infections.
- A disease outbreak that spreads across multiple countries or continents.
- How a disease spreads from one host to another.
- A contagious viral infection that affects the respiratory system.
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- Droplets Tiny drops are released when someone coughs, sneezes, or talks a major way the flu spreads
- period The time between being infected and showing symptoms.
- A shot that helps the immune system recognize and fight a virus.
- A microorganism that causes disease.
- A tiny infectious agent that can only reproduce inside living cells.
- Signs or feelings that indicate illness.
12 Clues: A microorganism that causes disease. • Able to be spread from person to person. • Signs or feelings that indicate illness. • How a disease spreads from one host to another. • A medication designed to fight viral infections. • The body’s ability to resist or fight off infection. • period The time between being infected and showing symptoms. • ...
Science Crossword 2020-05-10
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- proteins that kill pathogens
- pasteurizing(heating) milk to kill bacteria. Also developed a vaccine to prevent rabies
- When an infectious disease spreads worldwide
- Drugs that destroy/kill bacteria
- A one-celled prokaryotic microorganism without a nucleus
- A dead or inactive form of a pathogen
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- microorganisms that cause diseases
- isolation to prevent the spreading of diseases
- proposed the germ theory of disease,
- A non-living sub-microscopic particle that must infect living plant or animal cells to reproduce
- When a person has white blood cells that can rapidly make the correct antibodies to destroy/kill a pathogen
- When there are lots of cases of an infectious disease in one area of the world
- developed the culture plate method
13 Clues: proteins that kill pathogens • Drugs that destroy/kill bacteria • microorganisms that cause diseases • developed the culture plate method • proposed the germ theory of disease, • A dead or inactive form of a pathogen • When an infectious disease spreads worldwide • isolation to prevent the spreading of diseases • A one-celled prokaryotic microorganism without a nucleus • ...
Science crossword 2022-01-12
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- when the body recognises the pathogen and understands how to get rid of it
- with its presence, an immune response may be triggered
- a process where phagocytes destroy invaders
- they connect and kill pathogens
- organisms that invade the body and cause diseases
- a vaccine given after previous ones to boost immunisation
- a solution injected into the body to provide immunity
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- a type of white blood cell that produces antibodies
- a pathogen that includes mushrooms, yeast, etc.
- a type of medicine to slow down or stop the growth of bacteria
- a pathogen with a protein coat and it is not considered living
- a pathogen that can be stopped with antibiotics
- a type of white blood cell that engulfs invaders
13 Clues: they connect and kill pathogens • a process where phagocytes destroy invaders • a pathogen that includes mushrooms, yeast, etc. • a pathogen that can be stopped with antibiotics • a type of white blood cell that engulfs invaders • organisms that invade the body and cause diseases • a type of white blood cell that produces antibodies • ...
Nutrients 2026-02-04
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- _____are nutrients required in large amounts to provide energy and build tissue.
- _____is an example of micronutrients.
- _____ is used to test for starch.
- _____is an example of a macronutrients.
- test ____is used to test for protein in foods.
- _____are nutrients needed in smaller, trace amounts to support metabolism, immunity, and bodily functions.
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- _____ is the quantity and quality of different sorts of foods you eat.
- ____ is another name for fat.
- _____is used to test for reducing sugar.
- ____are essential chemical substances obtained from food and liquids that the body requires to function, grow, repair tissue, and maintain overall health.
- _____is another word for dietary fibre.
- _____ is found in milk, cheese, nuts, and tofu.
- calcium, Fluoride, Iron and Magnesium are examples of _____.
13 Clues: ____ is another name for fat. • _____ is used to test for starch. • _____is an example of micronutrients. • _____is another word for dietary fibre. • _____is an example of a macronutrients. • _____is used to test for reducing sugar. • _____ is found in milk, cheese, nuts, and tofu. • test ____is used to test for protein in foods. • ...
Health Revision 2024-12-12
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- A substance with no active ingredients used as a control in testing.
- Protection of unvaccinated individuals when most of a population is vaccinated.
- The body’s ability to resist infection.
- The introduction of antigens to stimulate immunity.
- A state of physical, mental, and social well-being.
- The stage of drug testing using cells and animals.
- A protein produced by white blood cells to neutralize pathogens.
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- A condition that impairs normal functioning of the body.
- A trial where neither participants nor researchers know who receives the active treatment.
- A microorganism that causes disease.
- A risk factor for non-communicable diseases related to choices like diet and exercise.
- The process by which white blood cells engulf and
- A medicine used to treat bacterial infections.
13 Clues: A microorganism that causes disease. • The body’s ability to resist infection. • A medicine used to treat bacterial infections. • The process by which white blood cells engulf and • The stage of drug testing using cells and animals. • The introduction of antigens to stimulate immunity. • A state of physical, mental, and social well-being. • ...
Shingles 2024-10-09
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- Forms on blisters as shingles heals.
- Skin eruptions caused by the shingles virus.
- Damage to nerves often resulting in pain, which can occur after shingles.
- When a dormant virus like VZV becomes active again, causing shingles.
- A common antiviral drug used to treat shingles.
- A reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus causing painful skin eruptions.
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- Type of precautions that need to be added to contact precautions for active shingles in an immunocompromised host.
- The act of coming into contact with the virus.
- Abbreviation for the virus that causes shingles.
- The body’s defense system against infections.
- Mode of transmission where infection occurs through touch.
- Red, inflamed skin symptom of shingles.
- Actions taken to prevent infection spread.
13 Clues: Forms on blisters as shingles heals. • Red, inflamed skin symptom of shingles. • Actions taken to prevent infection spread. • Skin eruptions caused by the shingles virus. • The body’s defense system against infections. • The act of coming into contact with the virus. • A common antiviral drug used to treat shingles. • Abbreviation for the virus that causes shingles. • ...
NUTRI-QUEST 2024-03-18
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- Another word for Maida.
- A compound found in Berries and Citrus fruits that help improve Immunity.
- Which is the most Nutritious part of an Egg.
- I am a Brain-shaped Nut and a source of Good Fat.
- Live Bacteria that are good for your Digestive health.
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- A summary of Nutrition on Processed Food Packets.
- Compounds found in processed food that elevates Bad Cholesterol.
- The most common Artificial Sugar found in Processed foods.
8 Clues: Another word for Maida. • Which is the most Nutritious part of an Egg. • A summary of Nutrition on Processed Food Packets. • I am a Brain-shaped Nut and a source of Good Fat. • Live Bacteria that are good for your Digestive health. • The most common Artificial Sugar found in Processed foods. • Compounds found in processed food that elevates Bad Cholesterol. • ...
Virus and Bacteria 2022-09-22
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- A type of single-celled organism found almost everywhere on Earth.
- A structure inside an animal cell where DNA is stored.
- A group of bacteria growing together
- A medicine that is used to treat bacterial infections.
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- A nonliving protective shell with genetic material inside of it
- Genetic material that holds information for making more cells.
- a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against viruses
- How bacteria reproduce
8 Clues: How bacteria reproduce • A group of bacteria growing together • A structure inside an animal cell where DNA is stored. • A medicine that is used to treat bacterial infections. • Genetic material that holds information for making more cells. • A nonliving protective shell with genetic material inside of it • ...
Multiple Sclerosis Crossword Puzzle 2025-11-04
Across
- A signal that can be slowed or blocked by MS
- Cells that produce myelin
- A pathway/chain activated by extracellular signals and regulates cell growth and survival
- A type of receptor MS has
- "Toll-like receptors" that recognize patterns in pathogens and immune response activation
Down
- A possible source of MS signal molecules
- Inflammatory demyelinating disease where the immune system attacks the central nervous system
- A protein complex that regulates inflammation and immunity
8 Clues: Cells that produce myelin • A type of receptor MS has • A possible source of MS signal molecules • A signal that can be slowed or blocked by MS • A protein complex that regulates inflammation and immunity • A pathway/chain activated by extracellular signals and regulates cell growth and survival • ...
Te Tiriti o Waitangi 2021-09-03
Across
- Everything important to someone, values/morals/beliefs etc
- Authority that is given to a decided person or body
- Being able to influence or direct people's thinking or behaviour.
- Something which provides immunity and support from a threat.
Down
- An agreement between two or more parties
- Traditional tattoo on the face showing a person's story and beliefs.
- A group of people who have the authority to govern.
- The female ruler of an area or state
8 Clues: The female ruler of an area or state • An agreement between two or more parties • Authority that is given to a decided person or body • A group of people who have the authority to govern. • Everything important to someone, values/morals/beliefs etc • Something which provides immunity and support from a threat. • ...
Medical vocabulary items 2023-06-14
Across
- The treatment to physical or mental trauma
- The system which fights diseases in your body
- A piece of paper given to youby the doctor, stating the medication you need
- The vital fluid pumped by your heart
Down
- When the heart races, flutters and/or skips beats
- A sign that you're sick (e.g. coughing, headaches...)
- The presence/introduction of a virus in your body
- The cure to widespread diseases usually injected into your shoulder cap
8 Clues: The vital fluid pumped by your heart • The treatment to physical or mental trauma • The system which fights diseases in your body • When the heart races, flutters and/or skips beats • The presence/introduction of a virus in your body • A sign that you're sick (e.g. coughing, headaches...) • The cure to widespread diseases usually injected into your shoulder cap • ...
Harper Lee Vocabulary Crossword 2020-05-05
Across
- a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group
- a novel dealing with one person's formative years or spiritual education
- Fair behaviour or treatment
- lack of fairness or justice
Down
- prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or exercise of authority.
- A descriptive comparison using 'like' or 'as'
- Giving an inanimate object human qualities in order to describe it
- preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
8 Clues: Fair behaviour or treatment • lack of fairness or justice • A descriptive comparison using 'like' or 'as' • prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or exercise of authority. • Giving an inanimate object human qualities in order to describe it • preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience • ...
Cognosco crossword 2023-03-28
Across
- Which organ is impacted by 'pleurisy'?
- class of enzymes responsible for electron transfer
- catalyzes the first step in glycolysis
- one of the two types of tissues in the spleen
Down
- engulf and destroy foreign particles, such as bacteria
- fibrous joint in which two adjacent bones are linked by a strong membrane or ligaments
- lymphatic capillaries that are linning the small intestine to absorb digested fats
- the ability of body to prevent and destroy pathogens
8 Clues: Which organ is impacted by 'pleurisy'? • catalyzes the first step in glycolysis • one of the two types of tissues in the spleen • class of enzymes responsible for electron transfer • the ability of body to prevent and destroy pathogens • engulf and destroy foreign particles, such as bacteria • ...
Immunity and hypersensitivity 2015-07-10
Across
- An immunoglobulinformed in response to, and reacting against, one of the individuals normal antigenic endogenous body constituents.
- The action of immune system on destroying a transplanted organ.
- _____________ diseases are the result of the body producing an immune response against its own tissues or individual tissue component.
Down
- The severe acute systemic reaction occuring in a person exposed to a previously sensitised antigen.
- A severe and damaging reaction in a person exposed to a 'routine' antigen ______________ reaction.
5 Clues: The action of immune system on destroying a transplanted organ. • A severe and damaging reaction in a person exposed to a 'routine' antigen ______________ reaction. • The severe acute systemic reaction occuring in a person exposed to a previously sensitised antigen. • ...
Dictionary Meanings 2024-09-11
Across
- make (something) more complicated.
- reach a climax or point of highest development.
- make (something) active or operative.
Down
- make or prove (an argument, statement, or theory) unsound or erroneous.
- treat (a person or animal) with a vaccine to produce immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen.
- make ineffective; nullify.
- make (something) look more attractive by adding extra items or images to it
7 Clues: make ineffective; nullify. • make (something) more complicated. • make (something) active or operative. • reach a climax or point of highest development. • make or prove (an argument, statement, or theory) unsound or erroneous. • make (something) look more attractive by adding extra items or images to it • ...
Nan Pro & Excella Pro 2021-03-31
5 Clues: is the most abundant HMO • was the first described HMO • helps in cellular & humoral immunity • prevalance is highest between 12 to 23 months (13%) • concentration of breast milk evolves with infant growth
Unit 3 Vocab - 6th 2021-11-01
Across
- Threatened with extinction, as a species of life.
- To pile up, collect or gather.
- A narrow opening, as in vertical rock or a wall; crack; fissure.
- To provide with the basic necessities of life.
- An infectious disease that is transmitted between species from animals to humans
- Any organism that causes disease, such as a bacterium or virus.
Down
- Able to be given to others by infection.
- Material used to insulate.
- The protection of natural resources, such as soil, water, or forests, from loss, pollution, or waste.
- The natural environment of an animal or plant.
- an individual living thing, such as a plant, an animal, or a germ.
- the condition of being able to resist a disease.
12 Clues: Material used to insulate. • To pile up, collect or gather. • Able to be given to others by infection. • The natural environment of an animal or plant. • To provide with the basic necessities of life. • the condition of being able to resist a disease. • Threatened with extinction, as a species of life. • Any organism that causes disease, such as a bacterium or virus. • ...
