bio test (12-13) Flashcards

1
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any condition that interferes with the
normal functioning of the body

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disease

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2
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any organism that causes disease

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pathogen

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3
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microbes that cause disease

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germs

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4
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diseases caused by invading pathogens

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infectious diseases

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5
Q

diseases caused by malfunctions of the immune
system

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immunological diseases

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6
Q

most common immunological diseases

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allergies

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7
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diseases developed in the womb and are present at birth

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congenital diseases

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8
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disease resulted from inherited characteristics

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genetic diseases

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9
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condition that results from the runaway growth of the body’s own cells. second leading cause of death in the U.S.

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cancer

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10
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cancer that can’t spread

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benign

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11
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cancer that can spread

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malignant

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12
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substance that is thought to be capable of causing cancer

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carcinogen

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13
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infectious disease in which the invading microbe can be transferred from person to person

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communicable diseases

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14
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disease caused by invading pathogens

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infectious diseases

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15
Q

group of unicellular prokaryotes, some of which are pathogens

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bacteria

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16
Q

small DNA circles that can be exchanged among bacteria and very often contain the genes that make bacteria resistant to antibiotics

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plasmids

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17
Q

three types of bacterial shapes

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spirilla, cocci, bacilli

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18
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method of reproduction where an organism splits into two new cells

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binary fission

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19
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developed the germ concept of disease. experiments showed that not even the simplest of organ­isms can develop from nonliving matter. broth and bacteria.

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Louis Pasteur

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20
Q

developed techniques used to study bacteria safely

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Robert Koch

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21
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pathogen that is a molecule of genetic material

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virus

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22
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consists of eukaryotes that have cell walls and do not conduct photosynthesis

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fungus/fungi

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23
Q

animal that transmits infection

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vector

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24
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displays no symptoms of a disease but can pass it on to infect others

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carrier

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pathogen development where one has an infection but doesn’t show symptoms
incubation period
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an epidemic that affects most of the world
pandemic
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substance that stimulates the to develop an immunity to that disease
vaccine
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established the use of antiseptics
Joseph Lister
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chemical messenger that causes blood vessels to become more permeable
histamine
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chemical messenger produced by cells to limit the spread of a virus
interferon
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one of the most important weapons that your immune system uses to fight pathogens. Y-shaped protein molecules that act like molecular homing missiles.
antibodies
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tissue fluid after n it goes to the lymph nodes
lymph
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accumulations of lymph nodes in the throat that protect that entrance to the body
tonsils & adenoids
34
largest lymphatic organ
spleen
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enzymes that kill bacteria by destroying their cell walls
lysozyme
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developed through an immune response to a pathogen. caused by being infected with the pathogen or by receiving a vaccine for the pathogen.
active acquired immunity
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results from factors other than the presence of antibodies and memory cells
innate immunity
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caused by HIV. acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
aids
39
book to guide humans and give them a worldview
Bible
40
best way to prevent diseases
prevention
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most famous early hebrew naturalist
Solomon
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borrowed wisdom from the ancient world a built upon it
Greeks
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idea that living things can come from nonliving things
spontaneous generation
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teaching that all living things come from a common ancestor
evolution
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early greek naturalist who advocated an explanation of the origin of life
Anaximander
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came up with the doctrine of ideas
Plato
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came up with the doctrine of intellect
Aristotle
48
were the main spread of knowledge
Romans
49
became the absolute authority of human anatomy for over a thousand years
Galen
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preserved knowledge and established schools based on greek learning
Nestorians
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father of anatomy. wrote Fabrica.
Andreas Vesalius
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idea that the universes consists of nothing but energy and matter and has no spiritual and supernatural aspects
materialism
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first to devote an entire book exclusively to microscopic observations
Robert Hooke
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first person to devote life to the study of the microscope
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
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tentative solutions to a scientific problem
hypothesis
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the one factor in a control group that is being tested
independent variable
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any factor observed or measured to determine an experiment’s results
dependent variable
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experiments in which all factors are identical except the one being tested
control experiment
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why something happens.hypothesis that has passed the test of many well-designed experiments and has the support of other scientists .
theory
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what is going to happen. when a theory stands the test of time and is verified by experiment after experiment.
scientific law
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one of the first scientists to present evidence against spontaneous generation. meat and maggots experiment.
Francesco Redi
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living things can only come from other living things
law of biogenesis
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idea that science can find all the answers to life's problems
scientism
64
group of bacteria that were not treated
control group
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group of bacteria that received the chemical
experimental group