11 Items: The study of plants • The study of animals • The study of microorganisms • The study of the nervous system • The study of DNA, RNA, & Proteins • Uses fossils to study Earth's history • Applies biology to make useful products • The gradual change of a species over time • The use of biology in criminal investigations • Studies the workings of cells, tissues, and organs • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 - • ...

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 - • ...

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) • ...

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 • ...

15 Items: Another name for Eczema • Connection between bones • proliferation of basal cells • painful infection on the fingers • Chronic inflammatory skin disorder • fluid-filled sacs to add extra cushion • lateral pads in some joints to stabilize • fungal infection associated with diabetes • osteoblast-rich lining of medullary cavity • connective tissue covering over the bone • ...

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 • ...

10 Items: preferred symptomatic treatment • dropping eyelids seen in ocular myasthenia gravis • ______ weakness :primary symptom of myasthenia gravis • monoclonal antibody that provides potent alternative therapy • inhibition of this enzyme is target for first line treatments • Disease in which body’s antibodies attack self-cells and -tissues • ...

22 Items: Gas to Solid • Solid to Gas • Liquid to Gas • Gas to Liquid • Liquid to solid • Solid to liquid • Tightly compacted • Movement of WATER • Slightly seprarated • Needed for photosynthesis • collection of different cells • Fewer molecules and separated • The shape of the red blood cell. • collection of different tissues. • Form tissues that line the body cavities. • ...

12 Items: The whites of the eye • front surface of the eye • allows light into the eye • the colored part of th eye • liquid found in the front of the eye • bends light rays coming into the eye • liquid found in the middle of the eye • area where there are no rods or cones • tiny muscle that keep the lens in place • nerve found attached to the back of the eye • ...

20 Items: The study of plants • Plants that live for two years • Plants that grow year after year • Plants that live for only one year • type of adjective that modifies nouns • Flowers that have both stamens and carpels • Takes the place of common and proper nouns • A mature ovary that contains a seed or seeds • Flowers that have either stamens or carpels, but not both • ...

10 Items: Mitosis is important for what? • What a male germline cell produces • The place where Meiosis takes place • What a female germline cell produces • The weakening spindles result in _______ • The amount of chromosomes that a human has • The phase where sister chromatids separate at their centromeres. • During Prophase I of meiosis, a process called __________ takes place • ...

27 Items: HORMONE THAT LOWERS BLOOD SUGAR. • HORMONE THAT RAISES BLOOD SUGAR. • MOST COMMON CAUSE OF PANCREATITIS • ENZYME RESPONSIBLE FOR FAT DIGESTION. • THIS ENZYME RISES FIRST IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS • CELLS THAT PRODUCE PANCREATIC DIGESTIVE ENZYMES. • CLASSIC IMAGING FINDING IN CHRONIC PANCREATITIS. • INFLAMMATORY SPREAD ALONG FASCIAL CAUSING EDEMA. • ...

10 Items: A sperm or egg cell • The DNA copying process • Final stage of the cell cycle • Set of three nucleotides in tRNA • Set of three nucleotides in a strand of mRNA • Process of converting DNA code into a protein • Process cells use to make RNA copies of a gene • Section of DNA molecule that codes for a unique portion • Sunbit of DNA consisting of sugar, phosphate, and a base • ...

2 Items: Basic unit of structure and organization of all living organisms • Consists of specialized cells that work together to perform a function

20 Items: Having a diet consisting of other animals. • The ability of cnidarians to regrow lost body parts. • Stinging organelles within cnidocytes, injecting toxins into prey. • The union of egg and sperm outside the body, common in many cnidarians. • Symmetry around a central point, a characteristic feature of cnidarians. • ...

9 Items: required for growing leaves and stems • an acronym for nutrient holding ability • indirectly responsible for promoting flowering • a common Nitrogen component of many nursery fertilisers • measured on a scale from 0-1, biological activity in media • a form of Nitrogen, must be reduced in cold/moist conditions • ...

26 Items: dry skin • liver tumor • difficult labor • nasal discharge • drooping kidney • disease of nerves • excessive sweating • ringing in the ear • difficulty speaking • narrowing of the trachea • originating in the heart • tumor of the parathyroid • inflammation of the brain • inflammation of the tendon • excision of a uterine tube • disease of the heart muscle • inflammation of the bladder • ...

134 Items: Gold • Zinc • Atom • Iron • Melt • Heat • Flow • Rate • Core • Ring • Fire • Lava • Rock • Group • Water • Metal • Light • Sound • Waste • Waves • Cells • Heart • Lungs • Nasal • Villi • Small • Large • Crust • Outer • Inner • Field • Scale • Focus • Vents • Magma • Cycle • Period • Silver • Volume • Dilute • Matter • Sankey • System • Sexual • Septum • Larynx • Cavity • Plasma • Mantle • Plates • Element • Mixture • Product • Mercury • Density • Kinetic • Elastic • Diagram • Thermal • Nervous • Tendons • Bronchi • Trachea • Pharynx • ...

41 Items: , What gas is taken into the lungs during inhalation? • , What are substances that absorb light energy called? • , What is the voice box that contains the vocal cords? • , What gas is released as a by,product of photosynthesis? • , What is the tube that connects the throat to the lungs? • , What is the primary source of energy for photosynthesis? • ...

30 Items: persistent itching • over-production of pigment • abnormal growth of the skin • redness caused by inflammation • cluster of boils caused by staph • abnormally thick build-up of cells • flat spot or discoloration on the skin • dead cells that form over a wound/blemish • occurs when follicles become clogged with oil • contagious infection around the eye; pink eye • ...

20 Items: Atrial systole • Period of relaxation • Period of contraction • Chambers that pump blood • Largest artery in the body • Muscular layer of the heart • Chambers that receives blood • Provides one way flow of blood • Number of chambers in the heart • Major risk factor for CV disease • Delivered to the cells by the CV system • Carries oxygenated blood to the tissues • ...

20 Items: also know as alpha cell • Thyroid gland secretes it • parathyroid gland targets • parathyroid gland produces • Thyroid gland also make this • another name for insulin cells • another hormone found in thymus • hyposecretion of growth hormone • promotes sodium & water retention • this hormone is for tissue growth • antagonist of the parathyroid gland • ...

35 Items: Blood sugar • Fruit sugar • Start of digestion • Indigestible starch • Complex carbohydrates • Vitamins and Minerals • Getting enough to eat • Pre-cursor to Vitamin A • Carbs, fat, and protein • One of the macronutrients • Needed for blood clotting • Building blocks of protein • Iron found in animal foods • Vitamin B12 is stored here • Natural source of Vitamin D • ...

14 Items: What insurance helps pay for • The study of cancer and its treatment • The ability to obtain healthcare services • Supporting and speaking up for patient needs • Money required to pay for healthcare services • Fair access to healthcare for all individuals • A hormone used to control blood glucose levels • Taking medications or treatments as prescribed • ...

14 Items: contact with blood or saliva • bites or stings pass on the disease • smallest type of pathogen i.e. covid • from ingesting infected food or water • tiny living things that cause disease • tiny living cells i.e. food poisoning • can be passed from one person to another • can grow on the skin or body i.e. ringworm • the process of regulating body temperature • ...

10 Items: Small DNA containing units • Tissue that enables muscles to move • The study of the structure of the body • The study of how the structures function • specific parts of the body with specific functions • Tissue that maintains the shape and form of the body • The body's ability to maintain a balance needed to survive • ...

10 Items: The type of math John Urschel studies. • Using heat (from lasers) to kill cancer cells. • The mathematical rules used in robotics and AI. • The tiny "specks" Dr. Green uses to target cancer. • The famous school where John Urschel is a professor. • Dr. Howard designed software for rovers on what planet? • The part of the virus Dr. Corbett studied to make a vaccine. • ...

10 Items: Skin picking disorder • causes blackheads due to clogging • an inflammation of the conjunctiva • general term for skin inflammation or irritation • skin rash caused by contact with a certain substance. • occurs from dried exudate overlying and impaired epidermis • sac filled with fluid, semi-fluid, or keratin that develops within skin tissue • ...

10 Items: an organism made of many cells is ____________ • an animal that only eats plants is a ____________ • a wolf hunting a rabbit is an example of a ____________ • plants are ____________ because they make their own food • a trait that helps an organism survive is an ____________ • animals are ____________ because they must eat food for energy • ...

10 Items: Trees that shed their leaves each year. • Trees that keep their leaves year-round. • Substances plants need to grow and stay healthy. • A resting state when plant growth temporarily stops. • The process by which plants use sunlight to make food. • Pigments that produce red and purple colors in leaves. • A substance that gives color to plant or animal tissue. • ...

18 Items: When a gas turns into a liquid, often forming droplets on cooler surfaces. • A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being used up itself. • The rigid, outermost layer of Earth that includes the crust and upper mantle. • A substance that triggers an immune response, often from a virus or bacteria. • ...

10 Items: Source of energy, including sugars and starches. • Fats and oils that store energy in living organisms. • Short chain of amino acids, a component of proteins. • Large molecules made by linking smaller repeating units. • Breaking down molecules with water, often for digestion. • Small molecule that can link together to form a polymer. • ...

10 Items: Very obvious and offensive. • Not usual, not typical; strange. • The genetic makeup of an organism. • Punishment given in return for a wrong; revenge. • To suggest or hint at something in an indirect way. • Moving from place to place without a permanent home. • A part of a plant cell where photosynthesis takes place. • ...

16 Items: Normal Dry Skin, Increases Moisture • Restore PH Balance, Soothes Irritation • Cell Turnover, Resurfacing, Less Invasive • Detoxifies and Purifies, Rebuilds Texture • Milk Derived, Brightens Dull Skin, Most Gentle • Antiaging, Improves Elasticity, Stimulates Collagen • Good for Sensitive Skin, Cool, Soothing & Hydrating • ...

16 Items: a small tumor • secondary tumors • anti-cancer drug • benign epithelial tumor • gain or loss of chromosomes • fragmentation of chromosome • activated cancer critical gene • compounds that can promote cancer • cancers arising from epithelial tissue • DNA in micronucleus containing oncogenes • the gene most common mutated in colorectal cancer • ...

16 Items: -Q5 Gas exchange organs (5) • -Q12 Framework of bones (8) • -Q2 Group of similar cells (6) • -Q6 Control centre of body (5) • -Q9 Carries blood to heart (4) • -Q4 Pumps blood around body (5) • -Q10 Process to breakdown food (9) • -Q11 A quick automatic response (6) • -Q3 e.g.Heart, brain, kidney, etc. (5) • -Q14 Maintaining internal balance (11) • ...

1 Item: blade, bundle sheath cells, cuticle, epidermis,guard cells, inner cortex, mesophyll, phloem, pith, stomata,xylem

18 Items: When a gas turns into a liquid, often forming droplets on cooler surfaces. • A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being used up itself. • The rigid, outermost layer of Earth that includes the crust and upper mantle. • A substance that triggers an immune response, often from a virus or bacteria. • ...

18 Items: When a gas turns into a liquid, often forming droplets on cooler surfaces. • A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being used up itself. • The rigid, outermost layer of Earth that includes the crust and upper mantle. • A substance that triggers an immune response, often from a virus or bacteria. • ...

18 Items: – to come together (usually in community) • – the study of past peoples and past civilizations. • – the study of a person’s individual or familial past • – changes that occur as a result of changes in the environment. • – beliefs or rituals passed down from one generation to the next • – a large population of people organized into a collective society • ...

18 Items: To adjust optimally • Genetic information • The engine of the body • People who live in Europe • To easily spread among others • Removes waste from your blood • A group of interacting people • When a disease can be transmitted • microscopic unicellular organisms • A illness that causes organ failure • sends signals to and from the brain • A disease that is caused by mutated cells • ...

15 Items: Produces Atp • has a formula of C6H12O6 • The site of Photosynthesis • single member of a species • Has a chemical formula of CO2 • when a liquid turns into a gas • when a gas turns into a liquid • when water is released from the clouds • liquid that fills up the inside of a cell • Converts light energy into chemical energy • all the living and non living things in an area • ...

15 Items: The basic unit of life • Any individual living thing • Organelle that controls the cell • Organelle where proteins are made • Organelle where photosynthesis occurs • A segment of DNA that codes for a trait • Molecule that stores genetic information • Process by which species change over time • Organelle known as the powerhouse of the cell • ...

15 Items: First name of the Red-40 dye compound • Bone cells that enlarge during growth • Region where Sámi languages originated • HGH is an example that affects human height • Gut bacteria affected by food dye consumption • Protein deposits found in Alzheimer's patients • Language family that includes Sámi and Finnish • What happens to the Eiffel Tower in summer heat • ...

15 Items: Another word for irradiance. • The sun consists of 80% of this gas. • The sun contains 19% of this element. • Light particle that strikes a PV cell. • Radiation direction changed by scattering. • The ultimate source of energy for the earth. • Particles that help scatter solar radiation. • Minutes it takes for sun energy to reach earth. • ...

28 Items: All muscles • the system creating all bones • The defense system of the body • the voice box found in the throat • a large dome shaped muscular part. • Glands and organs that make hormones • one of the two upper chambers of the heart • a short band of tissue that connects bones • a dense membrane covering the surface bones • a greenish yellow fluid produced by the liver • ...

12 Items: A fat-protein unit • The main part of a fatty tissue • Helps body grow and repair itself • The basic building blocks of fats • A food that lacks one or more animo acids • An animo acid your body needs but cannot move • A food that contains all nine essential animo acids • A chemical process that turns vegetable oils into solids • ...

1 Item: things nonliving things cells microscope

12 Items: A skin doctor • Malignant tumor • Common viral infection • Infections in other parts of the body • Tiny opening for sweat to pass through • Condition that causes swelling and irritate the skin • Abnormal cells that spread from one place to another • Condition where the hair follicles get clogged with oils • The pigment that gives color to your skin, hair, and eyes • ...

10 Items: What disease does toxoplasma cause? • Cats are usually the _________ host. • What type of life cycle does toxoplasma have? • By which process do oocysts become infectious? • What is the method of replication used by tachyzoites? • Cats shed _______ in their faeces when infected with T. gondii. • ...

10 Items: The brain and the spinal cord • controls involuntary muscle movement • The body’s message and control center • Cells that make up the nervous system • controls memory, language, and thoughts • The command center, or coordinator, of the nervous system • The part of the nervous system that deals with actions that you control • ...

23 Items: single cell • numerous cells • removal of waste • many food chains • where animals live • building blocks of life • studies how nature words • biology is a _ of science • feeding habit only for meat • the ability to have offspring • feeding habit only for plants • studies how things are made of • something that eats its own food • something that makes its own food • ...

30 Items: Basic unit of life. • Segment of DNA code. • Trait aiding survival. • Group of similar cells. • Cellular storage space. • Change in DNA sequence. • Group of working organs. • Individual living thing. • Cellular control center. • Rigid outer plant layer. • Powerhouses of the cell. • Same species in an area. • Jelly-like cellular fluid. • Structures made of tissues. • ...

15 Items: not tall • Basic unit of life • The color of grass • without a curve or bend • The color of a clear sky • more than the average height • A tiny section of a chromosome. • having curls or tending to curl • Characteristics that are inherited • Most powerful; ruling or controlling • Tiny hollow places on a person's cheek • The color that comes from mixing red, yellow, and black • ...

20 Items: the windpipe • fight against infection • cause blood clots to form • inflammation of the sinus • tiny air sacs in the lungs • a state of unconsciousness • inflammation of the voice box • second largest part of the brain • vessels return blood to the heart • oxygen carrying proteins in blood • large tubes that lead to the lungs • a disorder by reoccurring seizures • ...

15 Items: The 'LE' in HELLP; includes AST and ALT. • Clinical manifestations of the syndrome. • The time period before labor and delivery. • Gastrointestinal symptom often experienced. • The definitive treatment for HELLP syndrome. • Common symptom related to high blood pressure. • The 'LP' in HELLP; a sign of impaired clotting. • A severe potential complication of the syndrome. • ...

20 Items: Throat • Windpipe • Voice box • Tiny blood vessels • Protects the lungs • Cells that hold mucus • ____ lobes on the left lung • ____ lobes on the right lung • Tiny sacs at the end of bronchioles • Air tubes that branch off the trachea • External part of the respiratory system • Obtain oxygen and remove carbon dioxide • Slows down air to moisten and warm it up • ...

17 Items: Definition • The process of replenishing the skin with moisture to keep it soft, plump, and healthy. • The process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of the skin to improve texture and appearance. • A product used to hydrate and lock in moisture to the skin, helping to prevent dryness and keep skin smooth. • ...

9 Items: Symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit • The ____ system allows you to respond to your environment. • The _____ system is responsible for making your body move. • The _____ endocrine system regulates your body with different hormones. • Symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits, and the other is harmed • ...

14 Items: Vinegar is a _________________ that tastes sour. • It is _________________ to wash your hands before eating. • The nurse will _________________ the vaccine into your arm. • _________________ was one of the first antibiotics discovered. • Malaria is a dangerous _________________ spread by mosquitoes. • ...

34 Items: pain relief • signals pain • muscle movement • triggers hunger • vital functions • fear,aggression • hearing,language • memory formation • triggers fullness • visual processing • voluntary functions • involuntary functions • sleep cycle regulation • touch,spatial awareness • fatty, insulating tissue • calming:"Rest and Digest" • maintenance(ex.hunger,thirst) • arousal:"Fight, Flight, Freeze" • ...

20 Items: Foul-smelling perspiration • Capable of destroying fungi • A large blister containing clear, watery fluid • The study of muscles - their structure, function and diseases • Any material that allows or supports the flow of electric current • Small, red elevated protrusion of the skin, usually containing no pus • ...

6 Items: - oily substances in food from plants and animals • - how much energy you get from a serving of food. • - USDA food icon depicting portion size of 5 food groups. • - substances in food that provide energy to the body like starches and sugars. • size - located at the top of a food label and tells you the number of calories and nutrients listed on the top. • ...

15 Items: Crackling or popping sensation in joints • Localized collection of pus caused by infection • Protective protein found in skin, hair, and nails • Inflammation of joints causing pain and stiffness • Degenerative joint disease due to cartilage breakdown • Diagnostic test measuring electrical activity of muscles • Inflammation of a tendon due to repetitive use or injury • ...

18 Items: Breathing in air into lungs • Breathing out air from lungs • Gas needed for aerobic respiration • Two main air tubes entering each lung • Windpipe that carries air to the lungs • Tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs • Gas produced in respiration and exhaled • Smaller air tubes branching inside the lungs • Chemical process releasing energy from glucose • ...

18 Items: gap between neurons • means "little brain" • largest part of the brain • command center for the body • chemical messangers in your body • group of cells near base of brain • electrical message sent by neurons • an action that happens before you think about it • carries information from your nose to your brain • carries information from your ears to your brain • ...

20 Items: Moving energy • Stored energy • A weather prediction • What all cells are made of • A scientist who studies weather • The longest bone in the human body • A shovel is this type of simple machine • The simple machine used to raise a flag • The large teeth in the back of the mouth • The scientific name for a flowering plant • The layer of the atmosphere we breathe in • ...