In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: pathogen Answer: infectious Question: non-pathogenAnswer: non infectious Question: swine flue Answer: H1N1 Flue Question: Answer: affecting many at the same time Question: pandemicAnswer: of infectious disease that spreads over large areas Question: what a system Answer: an organ Question: Answer: are produced during seperation Question: lysosomeAnswer: has digestive enzymes to break down Question: golgie Answer: protiens to be shipped on the enodplasmic reticulum Question: Answer: fluid in which the cell is made up of; found here Question: Answer: brain of the cell; all of its activites Question: mitochondriaAnswer: of the cell; produces energy for cell processes Question: nucleolusAnswer: robosomes Question: pinocytic Answer: allows larg objects to enter the Question: empathyAnswer: emotion with a patient Question: Answer: be able to deal with patients with time and Question: honesty Answer: always be with patients and co-workers Question: dependability Answer: be able to on and trusted Question: enthusiasm Answer: be happy for work and perform it with Question: responsibilty Answer: be responsible in your own Question: Answer: be able to perform jobs Question: disrectionAnswer: do not tell about a patients result Question: tact Answer: in dealing with difficult or delicate situations Question: self-motivationAnswer: motivation for yourself to do the job Question: team Answer: accepting team's ideas and Question: invasion of Answer: never privacy of a patient or another co-worker Question: autocraticAnswer: all Question: faireAnswer: free Question: team work Answer: to learn to act as Question: who Public health and sanitation systems?Answer: the Question: father of Answer: hippocrates Question: who bifocal glasses?Answer: franklin Question: who developed ?Answer: jenner Question: who penicillin?Answer: sir alexander Question: who polio?Answer: karl Question: the founder of the american red Answer: barton Question: HIV as a disease in what year ? Answer: Question: Answer: study of the of living things Question: Answer: study of the functions of things Question: 4 main groups of , their action, where they are foundAnswer: -nerve: control & communicate
-empithelium: secrete & protect
-muscle: move & protect
-connective : support & connect Question: midsagittal Answer: dividing right from left Question: Answer: body into top and bottom Question: (frontal) Answer: divides and back Question: Answer: away from Question: inferiorAnswer: body below transverse plane Question: superior Answer: body parts above plane Question: Answer: to Question: Answer: away from Question: Answer: urinary , reproductive organs, rectum Question: Answer: brain Question: Answer: eyes Question: spinal Answer: cord Question: dorsal Answer: cranial to Question: Answer: to abdominal pelvic Question: abdominal Answer: liver, stomach, pancreas, colon, , rectum, anus Question: thoracicAnswer: esophagus, trachea, bronchi , heart , large blood vessels Question: Answer: and tongue Question: preffixAnswer: end of Question: suffixAnswer: part of word Question: Answer: removal Question: Answer: infection Question: derm/oAnswer: Question: cyan/o Answer: Question: erythr/oAnswer: Question: leuk/oAnswer: Question: root word for , skinAnswer: derm/o Question: NPOAnswer: nothing by Question: AU Answer: noth Question: Answer: drops Question: Answer: by mouth Question: Answer: bedtime Question: acAnswer: before Question: Answer: meals Question: tidAnswer: 3 times a Question: tabAnswer: therapetic Question: Answer: prescription Question: Answer: every |
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