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Anything that has mass and occupies space
What is matter
Particle composed of 2 or more atoms united by a chemical bond
What is a molecule
This is the cell's control center
What is the nucleus
These tiny communities vary widely between individuals
What are bacterial communities
A patient comes to the hospital complaining Gall bladder pain. Where is the gallbladder located?
Where is the Right Hypochondriac Region
Which element is represented by the letter O
What is oxygen
What is the name for all chemical reactions in the body
What is metabolism
This is the cell's powerhouse
What is mitochondria
Children acquire the bulk of their microbiomes from which person
Who is their mother
This system produces immune cells
What is the lymphatic system
Which elements comprise the Human Body
What are Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen
These are compounds which ionize in water to create a solution capable of conducting electricity
What are electrolytes
This is the supporting framework for the cell
What is the cytoskeleton
As the body ages, the number of microbial species in these organs decreases
What are the intestines
This term means the back of the body and it's cousin refers to the front of the body
What is posterior and anterior
This is a chemical combination of 2 or more elements
What is a compound
This part of the metabolism builds larger, more complex molecules from smaller subunits and requires energy
What is anabolism
This part of the cell prepares and packages proteins for export to other parts of the body
What is the Golgi Apparatus
These foods contain indigestible fibers that norish and feed healthy gut bacteria
What are prebiotics
Above and below
Superior and inferior
What is the name for an Atom that contains a different number of neutrons
What is an Isotope
The process by which ionic bonds dissociate in water to create a solution of positively and negatively charged particles
What is ionization
These folds of the cell membrane greatly increase a cell's surface area
What are microvilli
When does the first step in colonizing the infant's GI tract occur?
When is before birth
One is closest to the point of origin where as the other is furthest from the point of origin
What is proximal and distal