Infection Control
the thing that makes someone sick can be labeled as this
what is an infective agent?
attaches muscle to bones
what is a tendon?
cardi/o
What is the heart?
an antibody is produced in the immune system when it detects this
what is an antigen?
the central nervous system includes these 2 things
what is the brain and spinal cord?
the place where an agent can live is known as this
what is a reservoir?
attaches bone to bone
what is a ligament?
gastr/o
what is the stomach?
the body system that controls fluid balance and removes waste, germs, and toxins from the body
what is the lymphatic system?
describes not being under conscious control
what is parasympathetic?
describes an infection that originates within the body
what is endogenous?
an involuntary muscle in the heart
what is a cardiac muscle?
hypo-
What is below/below normal/deficient
these cells carry oxygen to cells
what are erythrocytes/red blood cells?
the motor division incorporates these two systems
what are the somatic and autonomic nervous systems?
HIV and AIDS are examples of this kind of infection
what is opportunistic?
an involuntary muscle surrounding internal organs
what is smooth muscle?
tachy-
what is fast?
red blood cells are concave because they do this
what is carry platelets?
in sympathetic divisions, the neurotransmitter is this
what is norepinephrine?
describes when people working in a hospital or other healthcare facility fall ill
what is nosocomial?
the attachment site that does not move
what is the origin?
-algia
what is pain?
a granulocyte is this type of cell
what is a white blood cell?
language and speech are said to be controlled by these two regions of the brain
what are the Broca's and Wernicke's areas?