Chemistry
Anatomy
Healthcare
Medical Terminology
Biology
100

Chemical symbol for a positively charged sodium ion

What is "Na+"?

100

Responsible for pumping blood throughout the body

What is the heart?

100

The unit used to measure blood pressure

What is mmHg (millimeters of mercury)

100

An automatic response to a stimuli; ex. pulling your hand away quickly from a hot stove

What is a reflex?

100

Molecule that carries genetic information; held in the nucleus

What is DNA?

200
Pumps 3 Na+ out of the cells and 2 K+ into the cell using 1 ATP molecule

What is the sodium potassium pump?

200

The largest organ in the body; the body's first layer of defense

What is the skin?

200

Ethical principle that means avoiding causing unnecessary harm to a patient

What is nonmaleficence?

200

Inflammation or swelling of the liver

What is hepatitis?

200

Produces the majority of a cell's energy; "powerhouse of the cell"

What is mitochondria?

300

0 degrees Celsius (273.15 Kelvin), 1 atmosphere

What is standard temperature and pressure?

300

Performs the most roles in the human body; only interior organ capable of full regeneration

What is the Liver?

300

Pain in your lower right quadrant (right side of the belly button) that starts with general soreness in the abdomen and develops into a sharp specific pain

What are symptoms of Appendicitis? 

300

Often known as the universal blood type

What is type O- blood?

300

Process in which one cell divides into two identical daughter cells

What is Mitosis?

400

Amount of substance containing approximately 6.022×10^23 particles

What is a mole?

400

System of the human body responsible for hormone signaling

What is the endocrine system?

400

Ethical principle that gives patients the right to make informed decisions about their care

What is Autonomy?

400

Hormone responsible for raising blood pressure

What is glucagon?

400

The process of making RNA from a DNA template

What is transcription?

500

Enzyme that catalyzes carbon fixation in the first step of the Calvin cycle

What is RuBisCO?

500

Part of the brain that controls the pituitary glands; responsible for body temperature, thirst, and sleep regulation

What is the hypothalamus?

500

The process of explaining a procedure's risks, benefits, and alternatives before a patient agrees

What is informed consent?

500

A healthcare professional specializes in medications and their safe use

What is a Pharmacist?

500

Location of the "dark reactions" or Calvin cycle in photosynthesis; found in chloroplast

What is the stroma?

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