12 Items: non-use of any addictive psychoactive substance. • A dysfunctional state resulting from the use of psychoactive substances. • A state in which an increased dosage of a psychoactive substance is needed to produce a desired effect. • A process of withdrawing a person from a specific psychoactive substance in a safe and effective manner. • ...

23 Items: treat viral illness • treat bacteria illnesses • The ingestion of pathogens • Dispatches antibodies (proteins) • Organisms or viruses that can cause disease • Defensive cells that eat pathogens to get rid of them • Proteins used by the immune system to neutralize pathogens • ____ Line of defense (External): Skin and Mucous membranes • ...

20 Items: The acronym for the Model of Human Occupation. • An architect and founder of NSPOT who established the Consolation House. • Approach that emphasizes kindness, purposeful work, and structured routine. • She wrote the first American book on OT, titled Studies in Invalid Occupations. • ...

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. • ...

19 Items: most distant region of our solar system • in a region of space located past Neptune • one complete trip of a planet around the Sun • the measure of the observed visible brightness of a star • force by which a planet or other body draws objects toward its center • the galaxy which contains our Sun and its solar system, including Earth • ...

10 Items: critical or mocking in an indirect or sarcastic way. • needing much effort or skill to accomplish, deal with, or understand. • a nuclear weapon improvised from radioactive nuclear waste material and conventional explosives. • heavy material, such as gravel, sand, iron, or lead, placed low in a vessel to improve its stability. • ...

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 • ...

165 Items: Ned • Top • Two • Emo • Ruby • Ride • Bass • Nico • Dema • Goner • Trees • Doubt • Truce • Clear • Drums • Piano • Keons • Listo • Andre • Nills • Bikes • Trench • Clancy • Cancer • Lovely • Breach • Vessel • Arcane • Reggae • Guitar • Lisden • Vetomo • Graves • Bishops • Anthema • Bandito • Leaping • Pop-Rap • R-And-B • Rapping • Anxiety • Ukulele • Reisdro • Seizing • Vialism • Voldsøy • Antlers • Red-Eye • Josh-Dun • Shy-Away • Shy-Away • My-Blood • Levitate • Chlorine • Trapdoor • Heathens • Lane-Boy • Jumpsuit • ...

26 Items: the size or quantity of something • unit of measurement for force (N) • push suddenly in a specific direction • the repetition of a process or utterance • a quantity that has both magnitude and direction • Force the sum of all the forces acting on an object • a push or pull that can change the motion of an object • ...

30 Items: overproduction of pigment • deficiency in perspiration • genetic term for fungal infection • the least severe type of skin cancer • the overall color scheme of tan and cream • a cracks in the skin that penetrates the dermis • fout-smelling preservation,usually in armpits or feet • primary lesion,flat spot or discoloration on the skin • ...

11 Items: Direct personal insults or offensive language that is likely to provoke a violent reaction, and is not protected by the First Amendment. • False statements, spoken or written, that harm the reputation of an individual or entity, potentially leading to legal action for damages. • ...

21 Items: the level of light received on a plant surface • the storage or shipment of flowers out of water • sells florals good and services to the consumer • the impression of the design being stable and self supported • in Flowers is due to the inability of water to enter the stem • growers wholesalers and retail florist must process their flowers • ...

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. • ...

35 Items: Protocol 128 • 112 _______ Person • Determinant 105-B-4 • Determinant 113-B-3 • Determinant 118-D-3 • Determinant 123-B-1 • Determinant 132-D-1 • 130 Theft (________) • Gross and wanton indecency • 110 _____ (break and enter) • 119 Harassment / _______ / Threat • 102 Abuse / Abandonment / ________ • Examples are needles, syringes, bongs, and pipes • ...

22 Items: A person who designs any of a variety of things. • An idea that produces a similar idea or an enhanced idea. • A limit to a design process. ; A limitation or restriction. • The ability to make or bring a new concept or idea into existence • A person using the services of a professional person or organization. • ...

37 Items: H1: Used in gardens H2: Removes leaves • H1: Water outlet H2: Must be unclogged • H1: Falls from tree H2: Often swept away • H1: Throw garbage here H2: A dirty place • H1: Comes from soap H2: White and bubbly • H1: Opposite of dirty H2: Rhymes with mean • H1: Use cloth to do this H2: Cleaning action • H1: Must be unclogged H2: Drains dirty water • ...

27 Items: speed in a direction • an object changes its position • a push or pull acting on an object • a force that pulls objects toward each other\ • a measure of the amount of matter in a sample • the process of energy changing from one form to another • a force that acts in the opposite direction to movement • for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction • ...

23 Items: Capital city in North Vietnam. • The Vietnamese lunar New Year. • People killed in a conflict or event. • Freedom from disturbance; tranquility. • Capital city in South Vietnam and was renamed in 1976. • Old name for Vietnam when it was a French colonial territory. • A person who has been captured and imprisoned by the enemy in war. • ...

22 Items: The most common reason why people start to take illicit drugs. (9) • Drugs that alter or distort the brain's perception of reality. (13) • Drugs that speed up the Central Nervous System (CNS) responses. (10) • Drugs that slow down the Central Nervous System (CNS) responses. (11) • Drugs with multiple effects on the Central Nervous System (CNS). (5-6-5) • ...

28 Items: License Plate Number. • A flaw or imperfection in a product. • Cutting a wide web into narrower rolls. • Material that is discarded during production. • Bonding two or more layers of material together. • Periods when equipment is operating and productive. • Applying a liquid or semi-liquid material to a substrate's surface. • ...

28 Items: One female mates with one male • One male mates with multiple females • One female mates with multiple males • The behavior patterns related to how animals mate • Amphibian larvae that develop into adults without parental help • The amount of time and resources given to the care of offspring • Some animals migrate to a better environment for _____________. • ...

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. • ...

32 Items: D=m/v • Rock that forms as magma cools • Rock that forms from heat and pressure • building Process of creating mountains • boundary Where two tectonic plates meet. • Most sedimentary rocks form in layers known as ________. • The process that turns any rock into magma by adding heat. • Occurs when sediments settle on the ground or a body of water • ...

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 • ...

22 Items: A quantity or aggregate of matter usually of considerable size. • Acts between objects at rest, preventing them from starting to move. • Is a net force acting on an object that changes its state of motion. • The force that resists relative motion between two bodies in contact. • Is a force that is opposed by an equal force in the opposite direction. • ...

30 Items: A living thing • Ability to do work. • Smallest unit of life. • energy Energy in motion. • energy Energy of position • protein A protein that spans the lipid bilayer. • The ability to conduct metabolism and reproduce. • backbone Spine of DNA where nucleic acid connects. • Large molecule made up of strings of covalently bonded monomers. • ...

27 Items: Conducted at or near the time of arrest_________ • Cause Fair probability or substantial chance _____ _____ • Evidence that will change over time is described as ______ • Evidence that will NOT change over time is described as____ • Evidence that proves a fact without an inference is _____ evidence • ...

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? • ...

44 Items: Focused on air and space operations. • The newest branch, established in 2019, focusing on space operations. • The largest and oldest branch, responsible for land-based military operations. • A term used to describe military personnel who die during combat operations. (abbr) • ...