20 Items: Aha derived from Sugar • Aha derived from apples • Bha found in willow bark extract • A moisturizing agent for dry skin • A mineral found in physical sunscreens • A humectant used to help retain moisture • A oral short term treatment for severe acne • Aha found in fermented foods such as yogurt • Oil soluble Aha derived from bitter almonds • ...

30 Items: A buffer designed to lyse cells and release DNA. • Biological macromolecules that include DNA and RNA. • Using alcohol to make DNA insoluble for easy recovery. • A chemical used in phenol extraction to reduce foaming. • The amount of DNA recovered from an extraction process. • A membrane material in spin columns used to capture DNA. • ...

31 Items: Lip • Also known as swayback • Cancer involving leukocytes • Also known as white blood cell • Lymphatic capillary in the villi • Excessive leukocyte proliferation • Silk-like hairs that coat the fetus • Below-normal production of leukocytes • Fluid contained within the lymphatic system • Digestive enzyme with bactericidal properties • ...

1 Item: CellWall CellMembrane Cytoplasm Nucleus mitochondria vacuole chloroplast golgiapparatus endoplasmicreticulum ribosome, cells, examplesofcells

15 Items: What does DNA make up? • A scientific procedure is an? • A father or mother can also be called? • A person's child or children is their? • What are observable characteristics called? • A feature or quality belonging to a person. • What is the genetic makeup of an organism called? • What is the gene that is always expressed called? • ...

11 Items: Most complex organ of the endocrine system • Plays a major role in sexual development, sleep, and metabolism • Function in sexual reproduction as well as determining male and female characteristics • Function in sexual reproduction as well as determining male and female characteristics • ...

10 Items: Pairs with thymine • Organic compounds used to store energy • In the double helix pairs with cytosine • Converts the instructional genetic information stored in deoxyribonucleic acid • Each nucleic acid has this, a 5-carbon sugar as a part of its polymer backbone • Portion of the DNA double helix that provides structural support to the molecule. • ...

10 Items: Where lines cross over • the study of correct reasoning • the distance around the outside of a shape • Nerve cells that carry electrical messages around your body • the amount of money held in a bank account at a given moment • words that name something (person, place, thing, quality, idea, or action) • ...

13 Items: improperly forward or bold • having a smooth soft surface • a dark purplish-red to dark brownish-red color • marked by uncontrollable, extreme emotion.canteen • Somewhere between being a student and a professional • a decorative edge made of hanging strings of fabric. • When your body has a shortage of healthy red blood cells. • ...

11 Items: Organ storing urine before it is excreted from the body. • Digestive organ where food is broken down and mixed with digestive enzymes. • Pair of organs involved in respiration, exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide. • Long, coiled organs where nutrients and water are absorbed from digested food. • ...

11 Items: BMI stands for Body Mass _______. • Pressure The "120 over 80" reading. • A waxy, fatlike substance found in blood. • Sometimes referred to as the "good" cholesterol. • Flu season usually occurs in the fall and _______. • Care What you practice when you make your well-being a priority. • Health Our well-being rewards platform is called ________ Health. • ...

12 Items: of overlapping scales • the central core of a hair • the tough outer covering of a hair that is • DNA - genetie material in the nudeus of a cell • granules- bits of pigment found in the cortex of a hair • a type of fibrous protein that makes up the majority Of the cortex of a hair • the region of hair located atside the medulla that contains granules of pigment • ...

17 Items: – Technical name for the nail. • – Half-moon shape at base of the nail. • – Area where new nail cells form and grow. • folds – Skin that surrounds the nail plate. • groove – Slit or furrow along the nail sides. • – Dead, colorless skin attached to nail plate. • edge – Nail part that extends past the fingertip. • – Fibrous tissue connecting bones or holding organs. • ...

14 Items: Red gemstone coloured by chromium • Eye cells responsible for colour vision • Visible colour with the longest wavelength • Study of matter using its colour fingerprint • Ishihara plates are used to detect what disease • Method of measuring colour using light absorption • Scientist who proved white light contains all colours • ...

18 Items: Weakness on one side of the body • A clot that travels through the blood stream • A blood clot that can block a cerebral artery • Hardening and narrowing of arteries over time • Brain region responsible for speech production • Another term for cerebrovascular accident (CVA) • Reduction of blood flow due to vessel obstruction • ...

14 Items: organisms made up of many cells • organisms made of only one cell • Tiny, hairlike parts that help a protist move. • Paramecium is a unicellular ciliated protozoan. • A long, hairlike part that protists use to move. • protist that moves by a flagellum, known for its eyespot. • A cell that contains a nucleus and membrane bound organelles • ...

1 Item: Blood, Banking, Umbilical, Stem, Cells, Awareness, July, Safeguard, Hope, Future, Protect, Baby, Diseases, StemCord

11 Items: The smallest units of matter that make up everything. • Molten (liquid) rock found beneath the Earth's surface. • A pure substance made of only one specific type of atom. • Rock formed from the cooling and hardening of magma or lava. • Rock changed from its original form by extreme heat and pressure. • ...

23 Items: one layer • column shaped • multiple layers • anchoring junctions • cube shaped like a dice • flattened and fish scale • binds cells together like a zipper • moves materials across the surface • voluntary and striations and multinucleate • function is to protect and support the body • involuntary and no striations and one nucleus • ...

20 Items: germ free • help given to accident victims • inventor of a vaccine for polio • a strip of cloth used to cover a cut • blood cells surround germs and kill them • tubes that connect your ear with your throat • open this when you expect to hear a loud noise • microscopic animals some of which cause malaria • drugs that kill germs by preventing their growth • ...

10 Items: thickness or diameter of an individual hair strand • part of the hair that projects above the epidermis • refers the the ability of the hair to absorbed moisture • part of the hair located below the surface of the epidermis • yellow to red pigment found in natural blonde to red shades of hair • ...

16 Items: different forms of genes • Solved by Carter Kasarjian • molecule that carries genes • genetic makeup of an organism • the visible makeup of an organism • better adapted organisms survive longer • a segment of DNA that codes particular traits • when two or more descendants have the same ancestor • a random change in DNA that could be harmful or neutral • ...

11 Items: the distance around the outside of a shape • Having more than one possible meaning; unclear • a factor of a number that is also a prime number • matter that has come from a recently living organism • The amount of money required to pay for the basic things • Nerve cells that carry electrical messages around your body • ...

23 Items: made a choice • to show clearly • containing nothing • young cows or bulls • a quantity of something • to form a mental picture • to total numbers together • reflection of sound waves • a way to get into something • a value that does not change • a breaking of a law or promise • downward measurement from a surface • a sweet, brown food that is made from cocoa • ...

20 Items: - The twisted-ladder shape of DNA. • Characteristic of pyrimidines (t & c) • - Structures in cells that contain DNA. • - The sugar component of a DNA nucleotide. • - Weak bonds that hold DNA bases together. • - DNA consists of two complementary strands. • Characteristic of purines (adenine & guanine). • A nitrogen base in DNA that pairs with thymine. • ...

31 Items: Also known as banding • The border of the lip line • The anatomical name for the underarm • The soft, downy hair found on a fetus • Necessary for hair growth and nourishment • A resin used in the manufacture of soft wax • Secretes sebum to lubricate the skin and the hair • The area between the eyebrows at the top of the nose • ...

16 Items: Job that requires math skills • Exam that is required for radiologists • Most common degree for a CT technologist • Organization that certifies dosimetrists • Radiologic technicians work with this equipment • An organization that certifies MRI technologists • Average hours a radiologic technician works a week • Expected job growth for radiation physicists (percent) • ...

16 Items: Pleural membrane attached to the lungs. • The only elastic cartilage of the larynx. • One of the paired cartilages in the larynx • prevents food from getting into the airways. • Pleural membrane attached to the thoracic wall. • The part of the respiratory system above the larynx. • The part of the respiratory system below the larynx. • ...

11 Items: _____ is a source of clotting factors. • What MUST be done prior to starting the transfusion? • AB +ve blood type is known as universal blood _______. • Strict _______ technique is essential to prevent contamination. • An acute hemolytic reaction is caused by administration of _______ blood. • ...

23 Items: one layer • column shaped • multiple layers • anchoring junctions • cube shaped like a dice • flattened and fish scale • binds cells together like a zipper • moves materials across the surface • voluntary and striations and multinucleate • function is to protect and support the body • involuntary and no striations and one nucleus • ...

31 Items: water loving • self feeders • splitting water • adding phosphate • splitting glucose • enzyme that makes ATP • affinity for electrons • more stiff fatty acids • reaction releases energy • organelle that holds DNA • cycle with Acetyl CoA input • transport that requires energy • breaking down larger molecules • NADH and FADH2 are electron... • organelle that synthesizes proteins • ...

22 Items: basic unit of all organisms • cell rupture in a hypotonic solution • cell collapse in a hypertonic solution • the movement of water across a membrane • clear fluid that supports cell organelles • organelle that contains digestive enzymes • the movement of solutes across a membrane • organelle that converts energy in the cell • solution with more solutes outside the cell • ...

12 Items: Monomer that makes up proteins • Specific reactant acted on by an enzyme • A simple sugar that is the monomer of a carbohydrate • Specialized proteins that speed up chemical reactions • Large compound formed by combining many monomers together • A substance that speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction • ...

12 Items: The rate at which velocity changes over time. • The speed of an object in a specific direction. • The spinning of a planet on its axis (defines a "day"). • One complete orbit of a planet around the sun (defines a "year"). • A force that opposes motion between two surfaces that are touching. • The curved path of a celestial object around a star, planet, or moon. • ...

12 Items: To use irony or to mock • The people who wrote the constitution • A reasonable guess as to what will happen • The attractive force exerted between objects • A deduction from the usual cost of something • Time can be divided into shorter periods of time all the same length • A price which something is sold at after its price has been reduced. • ...

15 Items: Infections caused by fungi. • Skin infections caused by fungi • A common bacterial skin infection • Precancerous skin growths caused by sun damage. • A skin rash caused by contact with a specific substance • Also known as boils; pus-filled, painful lumps that form under the skin. • Carcinoma A common type of skin cancer that develops in the squamous cells. • ...

18 Items: The primary site of ossification • The most common form of arthritis • A generalized decrease in cell size • A generalized increase in cell size • Having more than one illness at the same time • An abnormal change occurring in mature cells. • The forward slippage of one vertebra on another • A specific cancellous bone located in the skull • ...

10 Items: portrayal of how gene expression is altered by external factors • a prediction or hypothesis in describing gene alteration and it's causes • the division of the cortex based on functionality in terms of characteristics • when discussing drug use, the interference in natural motivational effectiveness • ...

14 Items: Basic nerve cell that transmits electrical and chemical signals. • A neurotransmitter linked to reward, motivation, and movement control. • Fatty insulating sheath around some axons that speeds neural conduction. • — A neurotransmitter involved in muscle activation, attention, and memory. • ...

14 Items: What are the building blocks of protein? • What is the resting phase of hair growth? • What is a circular growth pattern of hair? • What is the outermost layer of the hair shaft? • What elements make up the composition of hair? • What is the innermost layer of the hair shaft called? • What is the short fine unpigmented hair that appears on the body? • ...

53 Items: Platelets • Shin bone • Male gonads • Also known as T4 • Also known as T3 • Primary lymphoid organ • Excessive clot formation • Also known as triglyceride • A continuous fused contraction • Relating to positional information • Immature T cell found in the thymus • Hormone secreted by the liver/kidneys • Hormones produced/secreted by the thymus • Stepwise increase in contraction tension • ...

20 Items: a band of nerve fibers • the process of chewing • a curvature of the spine • inflammation of the sinus • longest and strongest bone • inflammation of the appendix • the liquid component of blood • second largest part of the brain • an illness that affects the lungs • cells that prevent the body's loss of blood • the number of times your heart beats per minute • ...

27 Items: split ends • technical term for beaded hair • technical term for brittle hair • total loss of all terminal scalp hair • loss of terminal hair on the body and scalp • inflammation or infection of the hair follicles • infestation of the hair and scalp with head lice • partial or complete hair loss from where it typically grows • ...

1 Item: Connective, Muscle, Histology, Cells, Fibers, Matrix, Cartilage, Bone, Blood, Tissue, Adipose, Collagen, Elastin, Microscopy, Basal, Apical, Membrane, Mitochondria, Ribosomes

1 Item: atoms molecules organelles cells tissues organ organisms biosphere integumentary skeletal muscular nervous endocrine cardiovascular lymphatic respiratory digestive urinary reproductive

10 Items: characters: newly evolved traits that differ from the ancestral form • world hypothesis: early life forms relied solely on self-replicating RNA • processes: that lead to the formation of species found in one specific geographical area • selection: intentional breeding of plants or animals by humans to promote desirable traits • ...

31 Items: .5. not old • .4. not slow • .5. not clean • .4. place to sit • .3. covers a dog • .7. not backward • .8. sibling of son • .5. knuckle sandwich • .6. mother and ______ • .6. eight legged freak • .5. sport to sprint in • .8. take to feel better • .5. when it's not tight • .4. doesn't cost any money • .7. talking really quietly • .4. inside a light or a lamp • .4. good ____; chicken noodle • ...

20 Items: Something you can see or measure • How often a disease causes death • Cause behind why a disease starts • When a disease suddenly gets worse • You are born with it, doesn’t develop overtime • When symptoms get better or disappear for a while • Shape,Structure, or Appearance of cells or tissues • Discovery of what disease or condition someone has • ...

20 Items: Something you can see or measure • How often a disease causes death • Cause behind why a disease starts • When a disease suddenly gets worse • You are born with it, doesn’t develop overtime • When symptoms get better or disappear for a while • Shape,Structure, or Appearance of cells or tissues • Discovery of what disease or condition someone has • ...

20 Items: Laying on your spine • Meaning tail or tailbone • The universal referencing position • The serous membrane lining the lungs • The serous membrane lining the stomach • In relation to the knee, the toes are more? • This connective tissue connects muscle to bone • At least two thin layers of tissue put together • A seated position often used for feeding a patient • ...

16 Items: A list of all the elements (8,5) • The test for hydrogen gas (5,4,1,3) • The word for the corrosion of iron (7) • How we extract very reactive metals (12) • How we extract very unreactive metals (4,3,3) • How we extract fairly reactive metals (4,3,6) • Word that means can be drawn out into wires (7) • What is made when a metal reacts with oxygen (5,5) • ...

20 Items: something that is subjective • defects that are present at birth • the form and structure of organisms • objective and observed manifestation • the likely outcome or course of a disease • the increase in severity signs or symptoms • the decreased in severity signs or symptoms • the study of reasons for certain decease phenomena • ...

20 Items: A condition present at birth. • The cause or origin of a disease. • The microscopic study of tissues. • The number of deaths in a population. • The process of how a disease develops. • A period when symptoms lessen or disappear. • The expected outcome or course of a disease. • A sudden worsening of a disease or its symptoms. • ...

20 Items: Double vision • Blood glucose levels rise • Paralysis of the upper eyelid • A ringing or buzzing in the ears • Excessive thirst caused by dehydration • Excessive amounts of ketones in the blood • Activated by a change in chemical concentration • Involuntary, abnormal rapid movement of one or both eyes • Stimulates appetite; lack of nutrients entering the cells • ...

20 Items: BCAA, activates muscle protein synthesis • class of drugs that increases CNS activity • found in fat burning supplements and preworkouts • stimulant that reduces fatigue and pain while exercising • derived from leucine, promotes muscle growth (abbreviation) • plant that reduces inflammation and aids muscle regeneration • ...

16 Items: what causes DMD • caused by abnormal brain development • diagnostic test for plantar fasciitis • ligament between heal and phalanges is inflammed • antibodies block signals between nerves & muscles • abbrev. of disorder due to the lack of dystrophin • test used to examine how damaged someone's muscle cells are • ...

10 Items: A number telling quantity (one, two, three) • Time can be divided into shorter periods of time all the same length • A price which something is sold at after its price has been reduced. • The act/process of uniting or bringing together into a single unit/group • (question) A question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point • ...

1 Item: AIDS, IMMUNE, INFECTION, CARRIER, VIRUS, T CELLS, BLOOD, NEEDLE, ABSTINENCE, PREVENTION, TEST, ANTIBODIES, CDC, WHO, REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM, INFERTILE, BACTERIA, PARASITE

15 Items: Infections caused by fungi.) • A common bacterial skin infection.) • Infections Skin infections caused by fungi) • Precancerous skin growths caused by sun damage. • Dermatitis A skin rash caused by contact with a specific substance.) • Also known as boils; pus-filled, painful lumps that form under the skin.) • ...

12 Items: Asian facility • Europe facility • Northern North America facility • Southern North America facility • pump units that are as small as a coin or a paper clip • the first choice for moving demanding fluids gently without any system downtime • solution pump for liquid and gas handling, for medical, process, and industrial applications • ...

12 Items: Rods and Cones. • The ____________ pathway is a critical visual pathway. • Auditory pathway. (Two words no space: 7 letters + 9 letters). • A selective inability to recognize or differentiate among faces. • Structures that connect the cerebellum and other parts of the nervous system. • ...

12 Items: Asian facility • Europe facility • Northern North America facility • Southern North America facility • pump units that are as small as a coin or a paper clip • the first choice for moving demanding fluids gently without any system downtime • solution pump for liquid and gas handling, for medical, process, and industrial applications • ...

22 Items: Iron overload can be treated by? • Can sickle cell disease be cured? • Hydroxyurea works by increasing ? • Which drug is used incase of priapism ? • What is the cure for sickle cell disease? • What day is World Sickle Cell Day observed? • What gene is mutated in sickle cell disease? • Is sickle cell disease inherited or acquired? • ...

20 Items: A point where two or more bones meet. • The type of muscle found only in the heart. • The bones that protect the lungs and heart. • The longest and strongest bone in the human body. • The series of small bones that form the backbone. • A connective tissue that attaches muscles to bones. • The type of muscle that is voluntary and moves bones. • ...

30 Items: rib • bone • joint • skull • cartilage • bent, hump • curved, bent • singular noun ending • connect bone to bone • to bind, tie together • curve, swayback, bent • loosening, setting free • stiffness; bent, crooked • spinal cord, bone marrow • "wear and tear arthritis" • broken bone with no open wound • synovial membrane, synovial fluid • vertebrae, vertebral column, backbone • ...

19 Items: Living planet • The study of life • signal to which an organism responds • the variable that is deliberately changed. • A single organism produces offspring identical to itself. • all other variables should be kept unchanged, or controlled. • logical interpretation based on what scientists already know. • ...

10 Items: Proteins that are activated in the same cell. • Natural emission of light by biological structures such as tissues. • Overlapping excitation and emission wavelengths of two or more fluorescent dyes. • Emission filters that capture the peaks and part of fluorophore emission wavelengths. • ...

17 Items: A disease that destroys alveoli • An addictive drug found in tobacco • Air that has been contaminated by tobacco smoke • A thick,dark liquid that forms when tobacco burn • The smoke that a smoker inhales and then exhales • The blue in the throat that takes air to and from the lungs • A colorless,odorless,poisonous gas produced when tobacco burns • ...

27 Items: cucumbers. • and clams. • echinoderms. • respiration. • pollination. • in arthropods. • identical to the parent. • Organisms that primarily feed on plants. • Animals lacking a backbone or vertebral column. • Organisms that primarily feed on other animals. • The variety of life within a specific ecosystem or habitat. • ...

34 Items: tarsus • functions • toward the head • toward the tail • toward the back • toward the belly • form and structure • bottom of hind paw • basic unit of life • bottom of front paw • seen with unaided eye • divides body into d/v • seen with a microscope • toward the median plane • area dorsal to scapulas • carpus of hoofed animals • toward the tip of the nose • away from the median plane • ...

37 Items: How often you do the exercise • Good health or physical condition • How long you perform the activity • The specific activity you are doing • A warning sign of chronic dehydration • An improved benefit of physical fitness • Movement that results in expending calories • This can reduce soreness and risk of injury • This can change without overall weight changing • ...

17 Items: Specialized cells that transmit nerve impulses. • Nervous System (CNS) Comprises the brain and spinal cord. • Nerves Nerves that carry commands from the brain to muscles. • The part of the brain that coordinates movement and balance. • The junction between two neurons where signals are transmitted. • ...

19 Items: inactive • lower body temperature than normal • normal healthy condition of muscles • mental or physical tension or pressure • being supplied with enough water or fluid • the prevailing weather conditions of a place • the full distance and direction a joint can move • the ability of joints to move through a full range of motion • ...

40 Items: - first step of respiration • -A molecule that helps form acetyl • -An organism that can create its own food • -Respiration that uses oxygen to make atp • -Organisms that must have oxygen to survive • -part of the light reaction that makes nadph • -the energy molecule cells have which do work • -Organisms that don’t quite need oxygen to live • ...

50 Items: A RED CELL • A THORN CELL • SELF ANTIBODY • FIBER PRODUCER • A GRANULE CELL • STUDY OF BLOOD • RED LOVING/LOVER • THE RED PRODUCER • PROCESS OF GLUING • ANTIBODY PRODUCER • AGAINST HISTAMINE • BLUE LOVING/LOVER • AN ALLERGY PRODUCER • PROCESS OF CLOTTING • A CONDITION OF "BILE" • A DISEASE OF CLOTTING • PERTAINING TO REDNESS • ACT OF BREAKING BLOOD • PERTAINING TO THE NECK • PERTAINING TO SWELLING • ...

24 Items: All of the water on Earth. • Anything that takes up space • A collection of interacting parts. • To use again or continue a process. • The rock and mineral part of Earth. • A mixture of decayed organic matter. • An organism that makes its own food. • The layer of gases surrounding Earth. • A reddish-brown worm found in decaying material. • ...

19 Items: inactive • lower body temperature than normal • normal healthy condition of muscles • mental or physical tension or pressure • being supplied with enough water or fluid • the prevailing weather conditions of a place • the full distance and direction a joint can move • the ability of joints to move through a full range of motion • ...

15 Items: Parasitic mite infestation causing intensely pruritic burrows in the skin. • Warts caused by human papillomavirus , often on hands, feet, or genital areas. • Autoimmune disease causing blisters due to loss of cohesion between epidermal cells. • Viral infections causing painful vesicles, commonly known as cold sores or genital herpes. • ...

15 Items: two lower chambers in the heart • the place where two or more bones are connected • The Ability to maintain a stable internal environment • cardiovascular system provides blood supply throughout the body • cell the building blocks of plants and are found in green plants • organelles found in plant and algae cells that perform photosynthesis • ...

20 Items: The planet 55 Cancri is made up of… • First Asian to receive a Nobel prize in physics • The process through which your brain eats itself • Founder of the Indian Space Research Organisation • Tiny particles of pollutants suspended in the air • An amphibian that vomits out its stomach to clean it • The environment which stores majority of carbon underground • ...

12 Items: Substances made up of only hydrogen and carbon atoms. • Heat energy extracted from the Earth through hot water or steam. • Energy from captured solar radiation to use for hot water and electricity. • Atmospheric motion generated by the uneven heating of Earth's surface by the Sun. • ...

1 Item: poor, oxygen rich, platelets, pump, red blood cell, veins, vessels, waste, arteries, blood, blue, carbon dioxide, circulatory system, clotting, disease, food, water, white blood cells, heart, infection, lungs, nutrients

20 Items: The study of the tissues of organisms • The study of diseases and how they spread • The likely outcome or course of a disease • A subjective experience reported by a patient • The study of the causes or origins of diseases • A group of individuals who share a common trait • Refers to a condition or trait that is present at birth • ...

20 Items: A living thing. (O, 8 letters) • The smallest unit of matter.(A, 4 letters) • The flow of electric charge. (C, 7 letters) • A group of atoms bonded together.(M, 8 letters) • A push or pull acting on an object. (F, 5 letters) • The ability to do work or cause change. (E, 6 letters) • A pure substance made of only one type of atom.(E, 7 letters) • ...

21 Items: stated by the patient • The study of the bodily tissues • The evolution of the disease process • The causes of death within a population • The manifestation of an attribute that is • The study of the structure of cells and tissues • The worsening of signs and symptoms of a disease • The improvement of the signs and symptoms of a disease • ...

25 Items: An area of pathology. • The study of disease. • Medical term for a bruise. • Inflammation of the tongue. • Inflammation of the gingival tissue. • Malignant tumor in epithelial tissue • Referring to the area below the gingiva. • Referring to the area above the gingiva. • Closed cell or pouch with a definite wall. • Malignant disorder of the lymphoid tissue. • ...

20 Items: Present at, and usually before, birth • Estimate of likely outcomes of a disease • Effects an illness has on a person’s life • The development or change in evolution of a disease • Pertains to the cause of death in a given population • The study of patterns of disease involving populations • Study of the physical form and structure of an organism • ...

15 Items: The result of an invasion by a mite • Thick and leathery patches on the skin • An inherited tendency toward allergic conditions • associated with allergic responses and causes itchiness of the skin • Common infection in infants and children but can also infect adults • Benign lesions that are usually associated with aging or skin damage • ...

10 Items: A substance that induces hallucinations • Degree of concentration of the psychoactive ingredient of a substance. • A substance that interferes with or inhibits the physiological action of another. • The tendency of one addiction to predispose an individual to another type or form of addiction. • ...

18 Items: a living thing • made of a single cell • an animal without a backbone • single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus prokaryotes • the scientific study of how living things are classified • a group of similar cells that perform a specific function • the process of grouping things based on their similarities • ...

35 Items: Produces energy • Produces Ribosomes • Cell takes stuff in • Cell pushes stuff out • Contains the cell DNA • Performs cell division • Gel-like substance in the cell • Processes and packages proteins • Lipid synthesis and detoxification • Protein synthesis and modification • Storage and waste removal in a cell • A group of organs that work together • ...

15 Items: The genetic constitution of an individual organism. • Having two identical alleles of a particular gene or genes. • Having two different alleles of a particular gene or genes. • An allele that is only expressed when an organism has two copies of it. • The complete set of genetic material or DNA present in a cell or organism. • ...

28 Items: made of many cells • made of only one cell • animals that have a backbone • this phyla includes starfish • animals that have a spinal chord • considered to be "true" bacteria • animals that do not have a backbone • humans are included in this kingdom • arthropods with 2 body parts and 8 legs • a kingdom that includes mushrooms and mold • ...

250 Items: fig • sky • sun • car • oil • old • fog • wet • pen • hat • bee • ant • cow • pig • fox • cat • dog • dam • egg • air • gym • owl • one • two • six • ten • rice • peas • corn • lake • blue • bees • hive • sand • salt • fish • wire • cold • rain • moss • pine • body • frog • worm • bear • wolf • boar • lion • crab • lime • pork • beef • mold • flag • golf • bird • bass • four • five • nine • tape • glue • fruit • apple • mango • peach • onion • thyme • wheat • pecan • table • chair • grass • water • river • ocean • honey • beach • rocks • shark • trees • seeds • photo • paper • frost • cells • human • ...

33 Items: your jaw • your thumb • your big toe • your tailbone • Protects lungs • the hip region • your cheekbone • your heel bone • has 3 parts in one bone • the front of your forehead • anatomical name for fingers • the most weight bearing bone • the biggest bone in the body • the smallest bone in your hand • An abnormal curvature in the spine • Signals parathyroid to release PTH • ...

20 Items: The physiology of abnormal states. • A subjective indication of a disease. • The study of the tissues of organisms. • The science of causes, esp. of disease. • The production and development of disease. • a sudden worsening or flare-up of a chronic disease. • The study of how disease spreads and can be controlled. • ...

28 Items: more than one cell • cell with a nucleus • preforms photosynthesis • simple cell, no nucleus • “the powerhouse” of a cell • consisting of one single cell • basic unit of all living things • hooke discovered the first cell • green pigment implants used to make food • “the brain” of a cell, the control center • process used to convert light into energy • ...

14 Items: – The muscle that pumps blood around your body. (H, 5 letters) • – A blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart. (V, 4 letters) • – The process your body uses to turn food into energy. (R, 11 letters) • – A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart. (A, 6 letters) • – A tube that carries air from the windpipe into the lungs (B, 8 letters) • ...

13 Items: Chest tubes are also referred to as. • Oxygen makes up what percent of atmospheric gases? • Name the condition of decreased oxygen concentration in the blood. • what tube does not require verification of placement by radiography? • Which type of catheter is the most common cause of nosocomial infection? • ...

18 Items: The head of a phospholipid that likes water • The tail of a phospholipid that dislikes water • Cell membrane made of proteins and the phospholipid bilayer • Diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane • Process by which a cell releases large amounts of material; "exits" • ...