EMBALMING
RESTORTIVE ART
MICROBIOLOGY
PATHOLOGY
ANATOMY
100
Freedom from infection and from any form of life; sterility
What is Asepsis
100
an opening
What is aperture
100
scientific study of microorganisms and their effect on other living organisms
What is microbiology
100
disease that runs a rapid course with more or less severe manifestations
What is acute disease
100
protein found in blood plasma
What is albumin
200
In the absence of free oxygen
What is anaerobic
200
developed over a life time by repetitious use of certain muscles
What is acquired facial markings
200
any rod shaped microorganism
What is bacillus
200
normal saccular widening of a canal
What is ampulla
200
farthest from the center, from a medial line or from the trunk
What is distal
300
outside the blood vascular system
What is extravascular
300
lack of symmetry or proportion
What is asymmetry
300
an interactive relationship between two organisms in which one is harmed and the other benefits
What is parasitism
300
opening in septum between atria of the fetal heart, closes at birth or soon after
What is foramen ovale
300
located on the same side of the body
What is ipsilateral
400
conditions characterized by excessive concentrations of bilirubin in the skin
What is jaundice
400
a chemical capable of drying tissues by searing
What is caustic
400
an intracellular infectious parasite, capable of living and reproducing only in living cells
What is virus
400
inflammation of the brain and spinal cord
What is encephalomyelitis
400
a line of fusion between two bones that are separated in early development
What is symphysis
500
to force a fluid through an organ or tissue
What is perfusion
500
elevates and extends the superior lip
What is levator labii superioris muscle
500
bacteria that thrive best at high temperatures, between 40C and 70C
What is thermophile
500
certain requirements that must be met before a given microorganism can be considered the cause of a certain disease
What is Koch's postulates
500
a watery portion of the blood after coagulation occurs
What is serum
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