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UNIT 1- Human Body Systems and Medical Terminology
UNIT 2- Diabetes and Macromolecules
UNIT 3- Sickle Cell Disease and DNA
UNIT 4- The Heart
UNIT 5- Infectious Diseases
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Personal protective equipment; clothing or equipment worn by employees for protection against infectious materials
What is PPE and define it
100
When blood sugar is too high
Define hyperglycemia
100
It encodes the instructions for creating proteins
What is the function of DNA?
100
It separates two chambers
What is the function of the septum?
100
They attach to a host
How are viruses able to live?
200
A prediction of what you want to happen after an experiment
What is an hypothesis?
200
When blood sugar is too low
Define hypoglycemia
200
NH means you are functioning properly SH means a mutation has occured
What is the difference between normal hemoglobin and sickle hemoglobin?
200
Mean arterial pressure
What does MAP stand for?
200
HIV AIDS HPV Chicken pots Common cold
Viral infections include?..
300
What is a dependent variable?
What is the measurable, effect, outcome, or response in which the research is interested
300
~Short Term: hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia ~Long Term: Organs become affected (i.e amputations)
What are potential short and long term complications of diabetes?
300
The destruction of red blood cells and the blockage of blood vessels
Define sickle cell
300
Myocardial infraction
What is another term for "heart attack"?
300
Antibiotics Vaccines
Bacterias can be cured with___ Bacterias cannot be cured with ___
400
The variable that is varied or manipulated by the researcher
What is an independent variable?
400
Carbs Vitamins Proteins Water and Fat
What are the nutrients found in food?
400
A whole base is added or deleted from a DNA sequence
What is frame shift mutation?
400
Vena cava
What are the blood vessels that take blood to the right atrium?
400
TB, UTI, E. COLI, Strep throat
What are some bacterial infections?
500
Define forensic science
What is applying scientific knowledge to questions of civil and criminal law
500
Food is burned in a calorimeter then heat is released and accurately measured
How is the amount of energy in food determined?
500
Transcription and translation
What applies to protein synthesis?
500
SVC & IVC, RA, TV, RV, PSL valve, PA, R&L PA, Lungs, PV, BV (or mitral valve), LV, ASL valve, aorta
What is the flow of the blood through the heart?
500
Person to person Animal to person Contaminated food, soil, and water Disease vectors
How are bacterial infections spread?