Infection Control
What is the first level of infection control?
Cleaning
What is the production center of the cell where most cell's activities take place?
What is the skeleton of the head?
Skull
What are the 2 upper chambers of the heart on the right and left side?
Atrium
What is the unit of electric pressure?
Volt
What is it called when we use the same infection control procedures with all clients?
Standard Precautions
What is the tissue that covers and protects the body?
Epithelial
What are the 2 bones of the facial skeleton that form the upper jaw?
Maxillae
What part of the blood fights bacteria and other foreign substances
What is the light that produces heat, increases circulation and relaxes muscles?
Infrared
What is the regulating agency that enforces health standards in the workplace?
OSHA
What is the gel-like substance containing water, salt and nutrients obtained from food?
Protoplasm
What are the 12 vertebrae that form the central region of the spine?
Thoracic Vertebrae
What does the Internal Carotid Artery supply blood to?
Brain, eyes and forehead
What is the special instrument that changes alternating current to direct current?
Rectifier
Pathogens
What is the system that controls growth and general health and reproduction of the body?
Endocrine
What is the muscle that turns the palms of the hands up?
Supinator
What are the 3 subsystems of the Nervous System?
Central, Peripheral, Autonomic
What is the alternating current that oscillates at a high rate to produce heat and germicidal effects?
High-Frequency (Tesla)
What are submicroscopic infectious particles that are smaller then bacteria and need a living host to multiply?
Viruses
What is the process of building up larger molecules from smaller ones; when the body stores water, food and oxygen?
Anabolism
What is the muscle located above the eyelids and raises the eyelid?
What is the primary sensory nerve of the face?
Bonus points +100: What are the 3 branches of it?
Trifacial Nerve
Top 1/3- *Ophthalmic
Middle 1/3- *Maxillary
Bottom 1/3- *Mandibular
What is the process of forcing an acid or alkali into the skin by applying current to the chemical?
Phoresis