20 Items: Down • bone to bone • muscle to bone • energy for muscles • and under involuntary control • of muscle fibers wrapped in perimysium • muscle attaches to a more stationary bone • muscle attaches to the more movable bone. • movement in opposite direction from muscle • fibers that are innervated by a single nerve • body parts and assist prime movers, Helping Muscles • ...

17 Items: Variations of a trait. • A part of a nucleotide. • The site of translation. • A change in the DNA sequence. • Having two different alleles. • Made by a chain of amino acids • Type of cells produced by meiosis. • The process of new species forming. • A group of the same species in an area. • When the last member of a species dies. • A structure that no longer has a function. • ...

54 Items: hollow tube • green pigment • makes proteins. • interior of cell • group of tissues • limits cell size • basic unit of life • a chloroplast is one • part of the cytoplasm • houses the cell’s DNA • contains condensed DNA • a semipermeable barrier • short hairlike structure • Movement without energy. • same solute concentration • lower solute concentration • higher solute concentration • ...

15 Items: Taking place inside cells • Taking place outside cells • The molecule an enzyme acts on • Breaks down proteins into amino acids • Breaks down carbohydrates into simple sugars • Small molecules that join together to make proteins. • Breaks down lipids (fats) into fatty acids and glycerol • The minimum energy needed to start a chemical reaction. • ...

80 Items: ROM • RAM • CPU • LAN • URL • KEY • RUN • TAB • BIOS • HTML • DATA • WIFI • LINK • SAVE • ICON • MENU • SPAM • BLOG • COPY • DRAG • DROP • ROWS • CACHE • VIDEO • MOUSE • FILES • VIRUS • PASTE • CELLS • LAPTOP • FLOPPY • SCREEN • CURSOR • SLIDES • CAMERA • SERVER • ROUTER • UPLOAD • DELETE • SEARCH • FOLDER • SCROLL • FILTER • DOMAIN • HEADER • FOOTER • BORDER • MONITOR • SPEAKER • PRINTER • SCANNER • BATTERY • NETWORK • INSTALL • ARCHIVE • UPGRADE • SPYWARE • CORRUPT • PODCAST • WORDART • COLUMNS • COMPUTER • KEYBOARD • FIREWALL • ...

20 Items: The smallest unit of matter • A group of atoms bonded together • The amount of mass in a given volume • The process of liquid turning into gas • The force that pulls objects toward Earth • Relating to the movement of Earth's crust • The bouncing back of light from a surface • The speed and direction of a moving object • The process of gas turning back into liquid • ...

20 Items: present at birth • cause of a disease • objective evidence of a disease • subjective evidence of a disease • compilation of signs and symptoms • prospect of recovery from a disease • study of the structure of cells/tissues • the nature and cause of a health problem • an acute increase of severity in a disease • the origination and development of a disease • ...

25 Items: eardrum • cranial nerve IV • white of the eye • "rest and digest" • cranial nerve III • director of brain • controls shape of lens • rapid, involuntary response • equalizes pressure in the ear • opening of eye controlled by iris • middle layer of eye; contains melanin • cranial nerve I; associated with smell • iridescent part of cow eye (reflective) • ...

16 Items: – Too small to be seen with the naked eye. • – The number of kingdoms in Domain Eukarya. • – The material that makes up plant cell walls. • – An organism that makes its own food, like algae. • – The structure that holds DNA in eukaryotic cells. • – A type of cell with a nucleus, found in Domain Eukarya. • – An organism that must consume other organisms for food. • ...

25 Items: the arms and legs • bones in the palm • middle of the bone • word-root for neck • a type of bone cell • bone-building cells • bone-breaking cells • the ends of the bones • softening of the skull • word-root for vertebra • the Word-root for skull • inflammation of the neck • the framework of the body • the word root for fingers • inflammation in the vertebra • pain in the arm or upper arm • ...

25 Items: the arms and legs • bones in the palm • middle of the bone • word-root for neck • a type of bone cell • bone-building cells • bone-breaking cells • the ends of the bones • softening of the skull • word-root for vertebra • the Word-root for skull • inflammation of the neck • the framework of the body • the word root for fingers • inflammation in the vertebra • pain in the arm or upper arm • ...

28 Items: kneecap • Formation of bone • "Good" cholesterol • Only moveable skull bone • Deep grooves in the brain • Main site of gas exchange • Gland that secretes earwax • Term for too little oxygen • A part of the thoracic cage • Liquid element of the blood • Normal range is 70-15 mg/dL • Rupturing of red blood cells • Upper portion of the sternum • keeps food out of the trachea • ...

23 Items: What C stands for • Bond indicated by one line • Bond indicated by two lines • Bond indicated by three lines • One line is how many electrons • Bond caused by sharing electrons • A structure with the formula C60 • Bond caused by transferring electrons • The study of "life" molecules (2 words) • Hydrocarbon with only single C to C bonds • ...

30 Items: - one half of a diatom’s shell • - whip-like structures that help cells move • - a microscopic algae with a glass-like cell wall • - the hard outer shell of a diatom made of silica • - the bottom part of a microscope that supports it • - blue-green bacteria that use photosynthesis to make food • - the buildup of harmful substances in an organism over time • ...

9 Items: wall protects the cell • holds water and resources • producers energy for cell. • contains genetic information • provides photsynthesis for the cell • theory cells are the basic unit of life • series of cells that make things function • membrane controls what exit and enters the cell • gel like substance that holds the cell together

9 Items: wall protects the cell • holds water and resources • producers energy for cell. • contains genetic information • provides photsynthesis for the cell • theory cells are the basic unit of life • series of cells that make things function • membrane controls what exit and enters the cell • gel like substance that holds the cell together

15 Items: LONGSIGHTEDNESS • EXTREME WEAKNESS • SHORTSIGHTEDNESS • EXCESSIVE VOMITING • THICKENING OF BONE • DEFICIENT MUSCLE TONE • EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION • EXCESSIVE TALKATIVENESS • EXCESSIVE SECRETION OF MILK • DECREASES BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL • LOW POTASSIUM LEVEL IN BLOOD • DEFICIENCY OF SODIUM IN THE BLOOD • DECREASED AMOUNT OF OXYGEN IN THE TISSUE • ...

5 Items: Discovered cells (1665) • Father of Microbiology (discovered bacteria 1676) • Creator of aforementioned smallpox vaccine (1796) • Inventor of pasteurization and various vaccines (1862) • Likely inventor of the compound microscope (circa 1590)

31 Items: the study of cells • the study of cells • 2nd phase of mitosis • 1st phase of mitosis • 3rd phase of mitosis • 4th phase of mitosis • condensed threads of chromatin • DNA to RNA; occurs in the nucleus • DNA enables life through this criteria • organelle responsible for protein synthesis • RNA to protein; takes place inthe cytoplasm • ...

22 Items: Opening of the nostrils • Supportive neural cells • Cell's central organelle • Monomer of nucleic acids • Accidental death of cells/tissues • Receptor cell that sense pain stimuli • Brush border enzyme that digests nucleotides • Rod-like structure along dorsal side of the early embryo • Inactivation of a virus by the binding of specific antibody • ...

28 Items: The smallest unit of life • The smallest unit of matter • The building block of proteins • A building block of DNA and RNA • Two or more atoms joined together • A group of cells that work together. • A package of DNA found in the nucleus • A copy of DNA that helps make proteins • The part of the cell that makes proteins • A substance made of two or more elements • ...

9 Items: wall protects the cell • holds water and resources • producers energy for cell. • contains genetic information • provides photsynthesis for the cell • theory cells are the basic unit of life • series of cells that make things function • membrane controls what exit and enters the cell • gel like substance that holds the cell together

15 Items: The primary element used to make solar cells is ______. • What do we call a group of solar panels connected together? • Particles of light that carry solar energy are called ______. • Solar energy originates from nuclear ______ in the sun’s core. • A ______ heater uses sunlight to provide warm water for homes. • ...

86 Items: corn • seed • moss • fern • root • Soil • dicot • urban • Weeds • pests • cells • fruit • trunk • shoot • water • lupin • growth • plants • ginkgo • forest • season • flower • anther • stamen • branch • oxygen • statch • chilli • carrot • oblisk • conifer • monocot • wetland • esturay • tussock • control • glucose • vacuole • stomata • harakeke • fruiting • habitats • nitrogen • variable • cellwall • marigold • misshall • Lifecycle • kauritree • sprouting • liverwort • ecosystem • potassium • nutrients • ...

15 Items: water • energy • pumps blood • bone in forearm • fights infection • makes plants green • holds the cells dna • how plants make food • 4 sections in the heart • when water turns into a gas • makes up most of the atmosphere • looks like cotton candy in the sky • thin walls that blood travels through • deoxygenated blood travels through this • takes one minute to travel through the body

10 Items: Gamete-producing gland • Cell division in somatic cells • Imaging modality that uses xrays • Constructed to protect from radiation • Formation of organs during development • Measure of ionization produced by xrays • National Council on Radiation Protection • Instrument that detects ionizing radiation • Probability of biologic response to radiation • ...

20 Items: Paralysis of four limbs • Pertaining to being within a vein • Pertaining to the area under the skin • The surgical removal of fat by suction • A deficiency of all types of blood cells • A condition of an abnormally slow heart rate • The process of forming glycogen from glucose • Pertaining to the area behind the peritoneum • Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • ...

13 Items: diseases are not contagious. • increases the chances of lung cancer. • heart disease can cause a severe heart attack. • occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted. • is the abnormal growth of cells during cell division. • respiratory infections causes a narrowing of airways. • diseases is the leading child mortality and morbidity. • ...

32 Items: Often used as an indicator of microbial growth. • Nutrients required by organisms in small amounts. • Nutrients required by organisms in large amounts. • An organism that thrives at very low temperatures. • Long-term interaction between two different species. • Organisms that require oxygen for survival and growth. • ...

34 Items: Tooth • Set of teeth • Freely mobile joint • Excess production of urine • Three-stage process of swallowing • Pancreatic enzyme that digests DNA • Compound that increases urine output • Downward motion of the scapula/mandible • Molecule that activates protein kinases • Bruch border enzyme that acts on proteins • Decrease in the number of hormone receptors • ...

20 Items: Plant organ • Pumps blood • Control system • Contains brain • Photosysnthesis • Bottom of Thorax • Contracts and relaxes • Removes waste products • Part of nervous system • Group of similar cells • Group of similar tissue • The body is divided into • Part of digestive system • Part of breathing system • Part of excretory system • Contains Lungs and heart • Development of Offsprings • ...

25 Items: The slender, pointed leaf of a coniferous tree. • Small pores on plant surfaces, regulating gas exchange. • The green pigment in plants responsible for photosynthesis. • The inner, older wood of a tree, providing structural support. • Trees that shed their leaves annually, in contrast to conifers. • The protective outer covering of a tree, composed of dead cells. • ...

30 Items: Lying face up. • Deoxyribonucleic acid • The inside of the body • The front of the body. • The outer layer of the skin. • Movement towards the midline. • The scientific study of life. • The middle layer of the skin. • The largest organ of the body. • Movement away from the midline. • Turning a body part down or backward. • Indicates a location closer to the head • ...

12 Items: A part of the cell cycle when replicated chromosomes are separated into two new nuclei. • The part of the cell division process during which the cytoplasm of a single eukaryotic cell divides into two daughter cells. • ...

8 Items: A singular organism • Something that is alive • An organism composed of many cells • An organism composed of only one cell • Multiple of specific type of organism • Multiple different types of organisms • Many Organisms and their abiotic surroundings • A condition an organism has to maintain in order to survive

10 Items: A living thing • Basic unit of life • Basic unit of matter • Same alleles for a trait • The powerhouse of the cell • The thing that makes up cells • Different alleles for a trait • Total amount of space inside an object • Anything that has mass and takes up space • Jellylike substance inside a cell where all processes occur

2 Items: organelles, cytoplasm, vacuole, nucleus, ribosomes, organ, tissue • compound, carbohydrate, lipid, protein, enzyme, nucleic acid, double helix, organelles, proteins, lysosomes, chloroplast,

15 Items: type of formula • loss of body fluid • loose watery stools • lab value to monitor • difficulty swallowing • complication from feeding • abnormally low body weight • cancer Past medical history • caused by not eating enough • feeding type of tube feeding • loss a reduction in body size • cancer treatment that kills cells • something that you monitor with feeding • ...

12 Items: secrete pepsinogen to digest protein • Stores food and breaks it down mechanically • activate in stomach acid to digest proteins • The top part of the stomach where the esophagus connects • Thick, semi-fluid substance created in the stomach during digestion • Glycoprotein produced by the parietal cells essential for vitamin B12 absorption • ...

15 Items: - the largest lobe of the brain • - the sensory switchboard of the brain • - part of the brain that controls breathing • - part of the brain that coordinates movement • - part of the brain in charge of memory and hearing • - a disorder of the brain characterized by repeated seizures • - part of the body that receives and sends sensory information • ...

12 Items: The rough highway. • The smooth highway. • Tiny protein makers. • Makes food using sunlight. • The powerhouse of the cell. • Barrier surrounding the cell. • The control center of the cell. • Breaks down waste and recycles. • Jelly-like fluid inside the cell. • The cells highway that transports. • Storage bins that hold water and nutrients. • ...

18 Items: hypersensitivity disorders of the immune system • nutrients needed for energy to run every function of the body • nutrients important for building muscle and cell repair/replacement • helps protect the skin from the harmful effects of the sun's UV light • substances that kill or slow the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms • ...

18 Items: hypersensitivity disorders of the immune system • nutrients needed for energy to run every function of the body • substances that kill or slow the growth of bacteria within the body • helps protect the skin from the harmful effects of the sun's UV light • immunity that is partly inherited and partly developed through healthy living • ...

10 Items: "Pore Bearers" • Where water exits a sponge • The hollow center of a sponge • Body form of an adult jellyfish • Stinging cells found in Cnidaria • Body form of an adult sea anemone • Type of symmetry present in Cnidaria • The 'trigger' to a cnidaria stinging cell • Characteristic of being attached to a surface • Hard structural element present in most sponges

8 Items: Organisms w/o a nucleus. • The name of “our” domain. • Science of naming or classification. • The “Father” of the science of naming. • Kingdom known as containing decomposers. • Another way to refer to a scientific name. • Kingdom where cells have walls made of cellulose. • Scientist who first separated organisms into 2 groups (plants & animals).

75 Items: cap • pto • jcl • ascp • VEIN • edta • ACID • shea • PEAK • LIST • POOR • FLUID • URATE • SWABS • PANEL • PANEL • WATER • QUEST • sysmex • ddimer • VIOLET • BUFFER • saline • PLASMA • osborn • frozen • SILVER • HEPARIN • CITRATE • CONTROL • potluck • aliquot • aliinity • safranin • vitalant • linerity • benefits • sendouts • DONATION • CROSSING • GENEXPERT • vaginosis • receiving • sanicloth • biohazard • RED CELLS • platelets • sulfolyzer • fibrinogen • neoplastin • INVENRTORY • competency • ...

100 Items: gases • rocks • force • repel • orbit • cells • atoms • lunar • class • order • genus • matter • solids • plants • traits • phylum • family • liquids • density • igneous • fossils • animals • weather • climate • magnets • attract • thermal • vacuole • erosion • planets • foodweb • kingdom • species • science • mixtures • chemical • physical • minerals • heredity • balanced • cellwall • circuits • products • formulas • pedigree • eclipses • lifecycle • organisms • volcanoes • rotations • ...

20 Items: DNA has a double _______ shape. • A cell without a nucleus. _____________________ • The powerhouse of the cell. _____________________ • The control center of the cell. _____________________ • Charles __________ is known as the Father of Evolution. • In _____________________, DNA is converted to an RNA code. • ...

20 Items: The cause(s) of a disease • How the disease process evolves • The physiology of altered health • A compilation of signs and symptoms • The functional effects of a disease • Present at, and usually before, birth • A manifestation that is noted by an observer • The death-producing characteristics of a disease • Aggravation of symptoms and severity of the disease • ...

19 Items: F=MxA • Speeding up • Slowing down • solar eclipse • lunar eclipse • lunar eclipse • solar eclipse • A push or pull • A unit for force • the unit of energy • The amount of speed • Power house of the cell • the earth orbits the... • moon first lunar phase • what holds the slide in place • what you can use to see cells • The direction the earth orbits • how many lunar phases are there • ...

57 Items: man • end • note • tail • moon • taxi • ball • chara • ouran • stone • jojos • piece • eater • geass • maiden • naruto • bleach • knight • yugioh • butler • erased • rezero • basket • period • slayer • kaisen • clover • trigun • aoashi • magica • persona • at work • haikyuu • durarara • exorcist • inuyasha • hellsing • parasyte • on titan • beastars • x hunter • of kings • champloo • overlord • x family • neverland • of healer • punch man • revengers • megalobox • art online • stray dogs • psycho 100 • ...

8 Items: The main source of solar energy. (Sumber utama dari energi surya). • Another word for energy or electricity. (Kata lain dari energi atau kekuatan listrik). • Solar cells convert sun... into electricity. (Sel surya mengubah ... matahari menjadi listrik). • Photovoltaic ... are the small parts inside a solar panel. (Bagian-bagian kecil di dalam panel surya). • ...

23 Items: A mark on the skin • Distended/dilated blood vessels • Keratin filled cysts around the eyes • Large blister containing watery fluid • Brown or flesh colored skin outgrowth • Chronic inflammation of sebaceous glands • A sore produced by scratching or scraping • Congenital absence of melanin in the body • Thin dry or oily plate of epidermal flaking • ...

30 Items: boil • Wart • pimples • pink eye • swelling • birth mark • beauty mark • chicken pox • lack of pigment • persistent itching • medical practitioner • pore clogging ingredients • over production of pigment • darkened shade of the skin • foul-smelling perspiration • abnormal growth of the skin • a permanent mark on the body • redness caused by inflammation • a small sac or blister filled with liquid • ...

98 Items: job • lay • sat • sky • sum • arms • bill • blue • cant • drop • edge • eggs • felt • gone • held • kept • legs • love • main • meet • mind • moon • past • race • rain • root • sign • site • soft • test • wall • west • wide • wild • wish • cause • cells • dance • drive • grass • happy • heart • paint • ready • shall • store • third • train • beside • center • energy • Europe • forest • length • matter • months • picked • raised • reason • record • region • return • simple • square • summer • window • winter • believe • brother • clothes • divided • farmers • ...

94 Items: key • era • DNA • gram • data • mass • prey • fungi • genus • order • scale • liter • meter • bases • genes • cells • domain • family • phylum • volume • safety • biotic • darwin • traits • tissue • archaea • kingdom • species • plantae • analyze • problem • density • ecology • primary • lamarck • hominid • adenine • thymine • cloning • alleles • meiosis • mitosis • systems • vacuole • science • taxonomy • bacteria • protista • constant • variable • consumer • organism • predator • cenozoic • primates • ...

20 Items: transports oxygen • contains hemoglobin • pumps blood and oxygen • fights against infection • The top chambers of the heart • the lower chambers of the heart • a microorganism that causes disease • the oxygen-carrying protein in blood • vessel that returns blood to the heart • clear fluid that fills the spaces around body cells • ...

12 Items: What we breath out • Has 12 paired bones • The smallest airway • Often called the windwipe • Where you breath in and out • Allowes our cells to breath. • Major muscle of respiratory system • Something at the end of bronchioles • A large airway leading from windwipe • Something that always you too breath • Blood vessels that exist through out your body • ...

15 Items: Makes proteins • Site of photosynthesis • Helps with cell division • Smooth; synthesizes lipids • Produces energy for the cell • Stores water, nutrients, or waste • Breaks down waste and old cell parts • Contains the cell’s genetic material • called the "Control Center" of the cell • Controls what enters and leaves the cell • Found inside the nucleus; makes ribosomes • ...

10 Items: a part of a cell • groups of many cells • the basic unit of life • an individual living thing • groups of different tissues • all the biotic and abiotic things in an area • all the organisms of one species living in one area • system organs working together to perform a major function • all the different, interacting populations of species in one area • ...

15 Items: The most common cause of cold sores • Caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae. • An infection of the dermis and subcutaneous tissue • Condition caused by high levels of white blood cells. • Chronic inflammation that occurs a response to allergens. • A chronic inflammatory skin disorder causing patches of dry skin. • ...

70 Items: Sense of hearing • Lipid storage cells • Slightly mobile joint • Programmed cell death • First cervical vertebra • Tip of the external nose • Second cervical vertebra • Absence of urine produced • Loss of mass and function • Loss of the sense of smell • Largest artery in the body • Where two bone surfaces meet • Coiled tube attached to the cecum • Enzyme that hydrolyzes ATP to ADP • ...

11 Items: a chemical messenger • a change in the environment • muscles or glands, make changes • the control of blood water levels • the control of blood glucose levels • what enzymes do in high temperatures • the control of internal body temperature • cells that detect a change in environment • detect, correct (HORMONE), back to normal • the organ with the highest glucose consumption • ...

4 Items: process plants use to make energy • the sugar made by plants during photosynthesis • the green pigment in plants where chloroplasts are found • the name of the energy molecule used by cells is ---- tri phosphate

12 Items: Any living thing • An organisms genetic code • Made of more than one cell • Change in a species over time • Bacteria are this type of cell • An organism increasing in size • Prokaryotic cells do not have this • Changes in an organisms environment • Maintaining stable internal conditions • An organism that can make its own food • Changes in an organism over its lifetime • ...

11 Items: Lymph nodes, spleen, and thymus gland • large vessels with valves, which collect and carry lymph to lymph nodes • allow lysosomes to fuse with the vesicles that contain the ingested bacteria and viruses • specialized fluid formed in the tissue spaces that returns excess fluid and protein molecules • ...

17 Items: F=MxA • speeding up • slowing down • a push or a pull • first lunar phase • the unit for force • the unit for energy • the amount of speed • the earth orbits the... • the power house of the cell • what you can use to see cells • what holds the slide in place • the direction the earth orbits • how many lunar phases are there • the color of the moon during a lunar eclipse • ...

14 Items: We grew them • Straighten your arm • place of living things • Who spilled the _____? • Spongy part of the bone • part of the ocean floor • What plants need to live • Muscle that bends you arm • Help you jump, walk, and run • Something red that flows in your body • Move your arms in different directions • Protects your organs and help you balance • ...

37 Items: big toe • heel bone • AKA oil glands • catalyze reactions • medial forearm bone • controlled cell death • largest sesamoid bone • make up your knuckles • cells decrease in size • superior spinal region • somewhat movable joint • joint of hip and shoulder • radius and ulna make an X • uncontrolled cell division • paired lateral skull bones • the most severe type of burn • ...

12 Items: The basic building block and functional unit of all known living organisms. (C, 4 letters) • The control center of a eukaryotic cell; it contains the cell's genetic material (DNA). (N, 7) • The specific region on an enzyme where a substrate molecule binds and where the chemical reaction is catalyzed. (A.S., 6,4) • ...

20 Items: - A group of people • - The cause of a disease • - The physiology of altered health • - Defects that are present at birth • - A complication of signs and symptoms • - Death rates for a specific population • - A manifestation that is noted by an observer • - Aggravation of symptoms and severity of the disease • - The study of disease occurrence in human populations • ...

11 Items: A stimulus response • A change in the environment. • Structure that detects the change. • What is done to counter the change. • Structure that responds to the change. • Organs that release chemical messengers. • Chemical reactions that turn food into energy. • Chemical messenger that tells cells what to do. • System of glands that help regulate our bodies. • ...

9 Items: A in the ABCDE of melanoma • B in the ABCDE of melanoma • C in the ABCDE of melanoma • D in the ABCDE of melanoma • E in the ABCDE of melanoma • when cancerous cells spread in the body • second most common cancer among young adults • main cause of skin cancer: sun or tanning bed • 1 bad one as teen doubles chances of skin cancer

17 Items: period between two periods of mitosis • having chromosomes in homologous pairs • a period in the life of the cell when it is conducting cell division • a condition in which non-sister chromatids of homologous chromosomes exchange genes • having a single, complete set of chromosomes, or one half of each pair of homologous chromosomes • ...

6 Items: it is divided by that number. • the two numbers are added together • a part of an atom with no electrical charge. • the force or weight of air in the atmosphere. • something is to watch it closely and note how it changes. • it has complex cells with nucleid and may beeither unicellular or multicellular.

13 Items: big • skinny • non-meat eater • sugar molecules • you are thirsty • capable of dissolving in water • olive, safflower, and sunflower oil • a solid chemical element or compound • information of the number of grams of fat etc • the act or process of nourishing or being nourished • the things that a person has to do or deal with at one time • ...

18 Items: bad rhythm • predictability • heartbeats per minute • name for a muscle cell • heart rate less than 50 • impulse causes contraction • major complication of afib • heart rate greater than 100 • pacermaker node of the heart • resting state after contraction • ion responsible for contraction • chest sensation of skipped beats • another name for atrial contraction • ...

40 Items: Main energy source for cells. • The place where an organism lives. • A microorganism that causes disease. • An organism that makes its own food. • A section of DNA that controls a trait. • One organism hunting and eating another. • Biomolecules that store long-term energy. • An organism that breaks down dead matter. • Single-celled organisms without a nucleus. • ...

20 Items: The fundamental structure of cells • Conditions that are present at birth • The explanation of how a disease evolves. • The study of cells and extracellular matrix’s • The study of disease occurance in the population • The predicted course action or outcome of a disease. • A subjective complaint from an affected person that is noted. • ...

3 Items: NEUROGLIAL CELLS RESPONSIBLE BLOOD BRAIN BARRIER • SHEATH REQUIRED FOR REGENERATION OF DAMAGED NERVE FIBERS • DEGENERATION SIGNS IN CELL BODY SHOWING SWELLING, ECCENTRIC NUCLEUS AND DISAPPEARANCE OF NISSLE SUBSTANCE IS

37 Items: LACK OF OXYGEN • THE COLLECTION OF BILE • NODES THAT FOLLOW THE AORTA • MALIGNANT GROWTH OF FAT CELLS • TREATMENT FOR A LARGE LYMPHOCELE • THIS IS THE FUNCTION OF LYMPH NODES • COMMON TREATMENT FOR ORMOND'S DISEASE • SPACEE CONTAINING BLOOD AND LYMPH NODES • DILATION OF THE RENAL COLLECTING SYSTEM • BLOOD COLLECTION IN THE RETROPERITONEUM • ...

11 Items: - have a nucleus • - made up of one cell • - made up of many cells • - do NOT have a nucleus • - must eat other organisms for food • - the scientific study of classification • - can make its own food using energy from the sun • - the two-part naming system for naming organisms • - grouping things together based on similar characteristics • ...

14 Items: atrium-one of the four chambers of the heart • atrium-one of the four chambers of the heart • ventricle-one of the four chambers of the heart • ventricle-one of the four chambers of the heart • a part of your immune system that protects your body from infection • type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood • ...

14 Items: after eating • aka fasted or before eating • contains RBCs WBCs and platelets • multiple samples can be collected • no anticoagulent, blood is clotted • serum is cloudy or white, high in fat • used for morphology, lavender top tube • used for blood chemistry, green top tube • no anticoagulent, layer to separate serum • AKA microhematocrit, percentage RBC in blood • ...

21 Items: directions. • Potable: Safe to drink. • Crest: The highest point of a wave. • Newton: The SI unit used to measure force. • Non-Luminous: Does not produce its own light. • Solute: The substance that is dissolved in a solution. • Buoyancy: The upward force exerted by a fluid on an object. • Heart: A muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body. • ...

26 Items: an outer skeleton • An inner skeleton • Attach bones to muscle • Attach a bone to a bone • lose of bone tissue in elderly • A bone that protects your brain • side to side curve in the spine • Muscles pull on bones to cause this • These pull on bones to move your body • One percent of these are found in bones • Function of a skeleton to ___ from danger • ...

29 Items: Variant of a gene • Has no electrical charge • Living things or components • All plants, animals, and fungi • Produced in a chemical reaction • Developed the theory of evolution • Phase during cell replication where • Carries a positive electrical charge • An organism that makes it's own food • Structure made of tightly coiled DNA • Starting materials in a chemical reaction • ...

8 Items: Absence of urine production. • Difficult or painful urination. • involuntary discharge of urine. • abnormal increase in production of urine. • in which blood or blood cells are excreted in the urine. • Condition in which carbohydrates or sugars are excreted in the urine. • Condition in which a scanty (very small) amount of urine is produced. • ...

9 Items: A system with three parts working together • Immune response that worsens tissue damage • Protein channels controlling antibiotic entry • Mobile genetic element that spreads resistance genes • Primary atntibiotic currently used to treat gonorrhea • An antibiotic class that interfere with DNA replication • ...

7 Items: a solid sphere of cells • occurs on the upper posterior wall of uterus • The first cell formed after fertilization of the egg • responsible in providing nutrient to developing embryo • The stage where the three primary germ layers are formed • Rapid cell division without increase in the embryo's overall size. • ...

15 Items: the liquid in blood • what makes plants green • the sphere that is water • in blood that carry oxegen • the gas that we breath out • in-between veins and arterys • pumps blood through your body • part of the spheres in the sky • what are protected by your abs • the sphere that is rocks and dirt • mussel in arm that helps straiten it • mussel in you arm that helps bend you arm • ...

15 Items: The "m" of mRNA • The "t" of tRNA • Binds with Guanine • A base ONLY found in RNA • Unzips DNA and makes mRNA • The location of translation • Another name for a ribosome • The location of transcription • A change in the DNA sequence. • Made of a chain of amino acids • Brings amino acids to the ribosome • The process by which DNA is made into RNA • ...

7 Items: Outermost germ layer that forms skin and brain - • Stage of the embryo that is a fluid-filled hollow ball - • Neural tissue precursor formed through ectodermal induction - • First cleavage divisions after fertilization produce these cells - • Transient embryonic structure that guides the development of vertebrae - • ...

7 Items: Outermost germ layer that forms skin and brain - • Stage of the embryo that is a fluid-filled hollow ball - • Neural tissue precursor formed through ectodermal induction - • First cleavage divisions after fertilization produce these cells - • Transient embryonic structure that guides the development of vertebrae - • ...

9 Items: Self • A person who is self-taught • A name that a person calls themself • Done or occurring spontaneously by itself • In a condition of self control, independent • A government where one person rules by themself • Relating to the condition in which the body attacks its own cells • To make a process run by itself (using machines rather than humans) • ...

9 Items: Self • A person who is self-taught • A name that a person calls themself • Done or occurring spontaneously by itself • In a condition of self control, independent • A government where one person rules by themself • Relating to the condition in which the body attacks its own cells • To make a process run by itself (using machines rather than humans) • ...

20 Items: simple sugars build this • amino acids are building blocks of • The digestive system is made up of this • Fatty acids are the building blocks for this • aids in digestion and blood sugar regulation • the smallest part of your pancreas is located near the • this type of organ includes the small intestine and esophagus • ...

40 Items: Basic unit of life • First stage of mitosis • Cell type with a nucleus • Breaks down dead material • Science of classification • Cell prepares for division • Control center of the cell • Cell type without a nucleus • Natural home of an organism • Trait that improves survival • Gets energy by eating others • First step in most food chains • First part of a scientific name • ...

15 Items: regulate tempature • storage for the cell • the main artery of the body • protein factories for the cell • Helps with movement and rotation • white blood cells to fight infection • powerhouse of the cell, makes energy • makes proteins and lipids for the cell • traps sunlight and converts it to sugar • Jelly-like substance that fills the cell • ...

15 Items: Holds and stores the DNA • the powerhouse of the cell • gets rid of unwanted stuff • protects the cell from harm • Occupies 30% of a plant cell • gel-like fluid inside the cell • Makes lipids and detoxifies toxins • delivers stuff throughout the cell • Has directions on how to make protein • organize and maintain the cell's shape • covered in ribosomes and makes them too • ...