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 • ...

23 Items: body the command center of the brain • pair a pair of integers that add to zero • an object that takes the place of a number • value The distance between a number and 0 • values the value that goes into a function • values the result produced by a given input • cells in the brain that transmit information • highways that carry neurons to the cell body • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

23 Items: the command center of the brain • each object inside of a sequence • the value that goes into a function • The distance between a number and 0 • a pair of integers that add to zero • the result produced by a given input • numbers we count with {1, 2, 3, 4,...} • an object that takes the place of a number • cells in the brain that transmit information • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

19 Items: original cause of a disease • the study of form and structure • the state of being subject to death • a condition or trait that present from birth • state of being unhealthy from a particular disease • objective and observable indicators of a medical condition • the way a disease develops and progresses inside cells and tissues • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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" • ...

25 Items: Body erect with palms up • A hospital-acquired infection • Abnormal softening of the cartilage • Attach only posteriorly to the vertebrae • The multilayered abdominal organ membrane • The inflammation of the voluntary muscles • Movement that bends the foot downward at the ankle • Contains the thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavities • ...

20 Items: Mass of chewed food • Mid-portion of the stomach • Daughter cell of a cleavage • Fluid-filled cavity of the blastocyst • Portion of the external nose that lies in the area of the nasal bones • Granulocytes that stain with a basic stain and store histamine/heparin • Shape of a neuron with two processes extending from the neuron cell body • ...

20 Items: What is the academic study of tissue makeup? • What is a objective manifestation of disease? • What is a subjective manifestation of disease? • What is the likelihood of recovering from a disease? • What is the explanation of form for cells or tissues? • What are characteristics associated with a disease that cause death? • ...

41 Items: to float • a red gem • to go back • to get darker • a tight necklace • to decorate again • the day after Friday • a door that is a trap • the place you were born • what a forest is made of • to sink in water quickly • you watch TV shows on this • a compromise between people • a really really bad headache • many tiny peices of something • a bunch of trees in one place • ...

20 Items: Unclear, slurred, poorly articulated speech • Lack of coordination during voluntary movement of the limbs • A lack of motor coordination that impacts one's ability to walk • Inability to rapidly alternate movements due to cerebellar damage • An involuntary movement causing the eyes to rapidly move back and forth • ...

26 Items: – All water on Earth. • – All living organisms on Earth. • – The layer of gases surrounding Earth. • – The solid Earth (rocks, soil, landforms). • – A molecule that provides usable energy for cells. • – The total mass of living matter at a trophic level. • _______ Acids – Small molecules that combine to form proteins. • ...

12 Items: f 2 types of light chains present in ~2/3 of immunoglobulins • f 2 types of light chains present in ~1/3 of immunoglobulins • One of the polypeptide units that makes up and immunoglobulin molecule • Glycoprotein that links immunoglobulin monomers together – only found in IgM and IgA • ...

18 Items: Unable to be dissolved in a liquid. • A unit of measurement for energy in food. • Another unit of measurement for energy in food. • Able to be dissolved in a liquid, such as water. • A simple sugar (monosaccharide) found in fruits, honey, and some vegetables. • A complex carbohydrate (polysaccharide) that is a major component of plant cell walls. • ...

56 Items: tube. • theory. • in space. • directions. • ecosystems. • temperature. • 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. • Luminous: Producing or emitting its own light. • Salinity: The amount of dissolved salt in water. • Solute The substance that is dissolved in a solution. • ...

16 Items: Pertaining to the heart • Anything that makes a substance unusable for its intended purpose. • Section Delivery of fetus by incision through the abdominal wall and uterine wall. • Pertaining to the cranium or the head end of the body, or anterior end of the body. • A light proof housing for X-ray film, containing front and back intensifying screens. • ...

16 Items: Pertaining to the heart • Anything that makes a substance unusable for its intended purpose. • Section Delivery of fetus by incision through the abdominal wall and uterine wall. • Pertaining to the cranium or the head end of the body, or anterior end of the body. • A light proof housing for X-ray film, containing front and back intensifying screens. • ...

22 Items: Adnormal hair loss • The highest point of the head • Rod-shaped, spore-producing bacteria • Bacteria that are harmful and cause disease • The study of hair and its diseases and disorders • Covers the top and sides of the head and consists of six bones • The process of converting living skin cells into hard proteins • ...

22 Items: Mr. Thomas • Ms. Preudhomme (almost a doctor) • Ms. Shackleford, Ms. Brown, Ms. Tamba • Roldán, Montoya, Cook, Cope, García, etc. • front office lady - la señora de la oficina • he can arrest people - él puede arrestar gente • she translates for people - le traduce a la gente • mantienen la escuela limpia - they keep the school clean • ...

15 Items: The study of poisons, drugs, and toxins and their effects on the human body. • The physical location where a crime has occurred or is suspected of having occurred. • The scientific study of blood and other bodily fluids to identify biological materials. • The scientific study of projectiles (bullets) and firearms, including their motion and effects. • ...

32 Items: "Nothing by mouth" • The core nursing oath to do no harm. • The duty to tell the truth to patients. • Difficult, painful, or labored breathing. • Having a normal body temperature; no fever. • Any microbe or organism that causes disease • The medical term for hair loss or baldness. • Executing the planned nursing interventions. • ...

30 Items: A break or crack in a bone. • A sideways curvature of the spine. • A person's manner or style of walking. • A fibrous tissue that connects muscles to bones. • The surgical removal of a limb or part of a limb. • Tear A rupture or tear in a ligament often due to injury. • A smooth, flexible tissue that covers and protects joints. • ...

28 Items: Boring • Osculum • Spawning • (sponges) • Encrusting • as a thin crust on a surface. • large opening in a sponge through which water exits. • surface the surface of an organism opposite the mouth. • release of eggs and sperm into the water by aquatic animals. • that bore into hard substrates such as coral, shells, or rock. • ...

22 Items: A person confined in a jail • Total number of permanently installed beds • A newly detained inmate waiting for arraignment • Medical service to help treat illness or injury • Individual licensed to practice medicine in Indiana • The area where inmates are secured and staff controls inmate movement • ...

23 Items: The use of resources. • The creation of gases or radiation. • The act of getting rid of something. • The amount of energy used per unit time. • Using less energy to perform the same task. • A form of energy resource like coal, oil, and natural gas. • An energy resource that is not able to grow again or be made again. • ...

26 Items: No breathing at all. • Low oxygen level in the blood. • Abnormally slow breathing rate. • Abnormally fast breathing rate. • The opening between the vocal cords leading into the trachea. • Shortness of breath or feeling like you cannot get enough air. • Two large branches off the trachea that carry air to each lung. • ...

30 Items: The standard unit used to measure force. • The type of energy stored in moving objects. • The smallest part of an element that can exist. • A pure substance made of only one type of atom. • The force of gravity acting on an object's mass. • The basic building block of all living organisms. • A substance with a pH of exactly 7, like pure water. • ...

38 Items: Tissues that enable movement. • Another word for a nerve cell. • Organs where blood gets oxygen. • A muscular sac that stores urine. • The strong muscle that pumps blood. • The watery fluid part of the blood. • The red fluid pumped throughout the body. • The windpipe that carries air to the lungs. • The main control center of the nervous system. • ...

19 Items: deals with vision • deals with touch, spatial orientation • deals with planning, speaking, personality • One of the major subdivisions of the cerebral cortex: • deals with auditory processing, language comprehension, memory • A limbic structure critical for forming and consolidating new long-term memories and for spatial navigation. • ...

43 Items: Softening of cartilage • Freely movable joint; synovial joint • Cylindrical midsection of a long bone • Immovable joints; tibia and fibula, skull • Inflammation of structures made of cartilage • Fine inner lining of a bone’s medullary cavity • Surgical reconstruction or replacement of a joint • Multiaxial joint with the most motion; shoulder, hip • ...

10 Items: Biến chứng vi mạch của bệnh tiểu đường có thể gây mất thị lực. The microvascular complication of diabetes that can cause loss of vision. • Protein mang oxy trong hồng cầu, được đo bằng xét nghiệm HbA1c.The oxygen-carrying protein in red blood cells measured by the HbA1c test. • ...

16 Items: People are statistically much more likely to abuse marijuana during times of intense emotion, vulnerability, or high ____. • Marijuana can cause dangerous cardiovascular changes by raising a user's ____ pressure as well as increasing their heart rate. • ...

26 Items: that has or once had all the characteristics of life • factor-Any living factor in an organism’s environment • Number of different species living in a specific area • diversity-The variety of genes within a given species • community and all the nonliving factors that affect it • diversity-The variety of ecosystems within a given region • ...

51 Items: simple eyes • a ladybug's snack • specialized bee food • insect order for flies • unit in a compound eye • insect order for beetles • insect order for earwigs • insect order for true bugs • ladybugs: beetles or bugs? • insect order for stick bugs • immature dragonfly nickname • number of legs on an insect • common name for whip scorpions • used for respiration in insects • ...

27 Items: Any living factor in an organism’s environment • diversity The variety of genes within a given species • Anything that has or once had all the characteristics of life • divarsity Number of different species living in a specific area • diversity The variety of ecosystems within a given region • Basic unit of structure and organization of all living organisms • ...

27 Items: The variety of genes within a given species • Any living factor in an organism’s environment • The variety of ecosystems within a given region • Number of different species living in a specific area • Anything that has or once had all the characteristics of life • Species that normally live and thrive in a particular ecosystem • ...

18 Items: Is one or two types of light chains present in ~1/3 immunoglobulins. • Is one or two types of light chains present in ~2/3 of immunoglobulins. • Is One of the polypeptide units that make up an immunoglobulin molecule. • Is a two-dimensional structure consisting of 2 heavy chains and 2 light chains. • ...

21 Items: acronym for virus like particles • Viruses that infect bacteria are called_______ • bacteria killing mechanism that involved apoptosis + pyroptosis. • a study where participants, researchers, AND data analyzers all don’t know • bacteria killing mechanism including hypoxia tolerance, chemotaxis, motility genes. • ...

36 Items: What is a term for “water-loving”? • What is a term for “water-hating”? • What does passive transport not require? • How do phospholipids arrange in cell membranes? • Is diffusion a spontaneous or nonspontaneous process? • Membrane protein that spans across the lipid bilayer. • What is the most abundant lipid in cellular membranes? • ...

24 Items: The total volume of air moved into and out of the lungs per minute. • Hemoglobin bound to oxygen the primary form of oxygen transport in the blood. • The movement of chloride ions into red blood cells as bicarbonate ions move out. • The additional volume of air that can be forcefully exhaled after a normal exhalation. • ...

64 Items: pH = pKa + log([A-]/[HA]) • Metals that have varied oxidation states • Forces that act between different molecules • Acids that contain more than one proton (H+) • The ability of a solid to dissolve in a solute • Measures the disorder and randomness in a system • Predicts 3D molecular shapes around a central ion • Explains how a reaction occurs with multiple steps • ...

26 Items: The exchange of gases between the blood and cells within the body. • The process of gas exchange between the external environment and the blood. • A principle that states the pressure of a gas is inversely related to its volume. • The complete absence of oxygen in tissues leading to severe cellular damage or death. • ...

50 Items: scar • ingrown nail • a torn or jagged wound • abnormally smooth skin • fibrous tumor of the skin • a pinpoint skin hemorrhage • an overgrowth of scar tissue • a symptom of intense itching • abnormal redness of the skin • skin wound caused by scraping • inflammation of a sweat gland • tissue related death of cells • abnormally light colored skin • a discolored flat spot, freckle • ...

152 Items: heat energy • stored energy • a push or pull • numerical data • a change in DNA • energy of motion • the middle value • to judge or assess • mass per unit volume • the height of a wave • a statement or answer • the numerical average • the basic unit of life • the ability to do work • heat transfer by waves • Earth orbiting the Sun • a factor kept the same • consistency of results • ...

37 Items: Any unauthorized access point added to a network. • These are used to connect wired or wireless networks. • A signal passes through objects and the signal loses power. • An IBSS is a set of stations (STAs) configured in ad hoc mode. • Devices on the network are not broadcasting on the same frequency. • ...