Mission and purpose
What is the mission of Doctors Without Borders?
What is to provide medical care and resources to those most in need
Largest organ in the body
What is the skin?
Element with 1 proton
What is Hydrogen
This is the powerhouse of the cell
What is the Mitochondria
The stiffness of the muscles and joints after death
What is Rigor Mortis
What the donations are used for
Donations pay for millions of consultations, surgeries, treatments and vaccinations every year.
Bones in the adult body
What is 206
The most electronegative Element
What is Fluorine
Last stage of Mitosis
What is the Telophase
The length of time a cockroach can live without a head
What is about a week
How many volunteers contributed to Doctors Without Borders when it was officially started?
What is 300 Volunteers?
3 planes of division within the body
What is Coronal, transverse/horizontal, sagittal
A double bond consists of what type of bonds
What is A pi and a sigma bond
Name 1 of the main elements of life
What is Carbon or Hydrogen or Oxygen or Nitrogen
What creatures have clear blood
What did Doctors without Boarders do in 1975?
What is established the first large scale medical program during a refugee crisis.
Another name for brain bleed
How many valence electrons does Chlorine have
What is 7
What is Polymerase chain reaction
The length of time it takes for sulfuric acid to burn though skin from full contact
Who of the founding fathers is responsible for laying the foundation for a new form of humanitarianism ?
What is Dr. Max Recamier and Dr. Bernard Kouchner
Autoimmune disease causes the body to attack cells in the pancreas that make insulin
What is Diabetes Type 1
What is the geometrical shape of CH4
What is Tetrahedral
Name all four nitrogenous bases that make up DNA
What is Adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine
About how many gallons does the heart pump (1000 gal deviation)
What is 2000