science Flashcards

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-is a sexually transmitted infection that produces painless sores.
These sores disappear within a week. But if not treated, they may cause damage to the heart, brain. or eves.

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Syphilis

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  • is a contagious sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Symptoms of gonorrhea in men may include yellowish discharge from penis with itching and burning sensation.
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Gonorrhea

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may be treated with a single injection of ceftriaxone and a single dose of azithromycin (or doxycycline for one week) taken by mouth.

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Gonococcal conjunctivitis (gonorea)

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More women with this infection have no symptoms, but when they have, these may include burning sensation or frequent urination, yellowish vaginal discharge, redness and swelling of the genitals, and a burning sensation or itching of the vaginal area.

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gonorrhea

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is caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which is transmitted during sexual contact. It has no known cure at present. According to the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services, HIV is spread only in certain body fluids from a person who has HIV. These fluids are blood, semen, pre-seminal fluids, rectal fluids, vaginal fluids, and breast milk

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Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

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can also spread through sharing injection drug equipment, such as needles. A woman with __ can spread the virus to her child during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding.

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HIV

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Remember that you cannot get HIV from casual contact such as a handshake, a hug, or a closed-mouth kiss. You cannot also get HIV from contact with objects such as toilet seats, doorknobs, or dishes used by a person who has HIV.

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is the absence of menstruation caused by emotional stress, extreme fatigue, or heart disease.

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Amenorrhea

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is a painful menstruation that occurs before or during menstruation.

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Dysmenorrhea

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is a structural disorder in males where in there is a bulge in the abdomen.

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Hernia

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is a geographic area where organisms, climate, and topography work together to create a system of life.

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ecosystem

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The two main categories of the ecosystem are the

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terrestrial ecosystem and the aquatic ecosystem.

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refer to all ecosystems found on land, whereas aquatic ecosystems include all ecosystems found in water. Deserts and grasslands are types of ______, whereas oceans and lakes are types of aquatic ecosystems.

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Terrestrial ecosystems

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components
include living organisms such as bacteria,plants animals

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Biotic

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components include all nonliving organisms such. as energy, watesalinity, and soil condition.

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abiotic

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components or an ecosystem can be classifien sumers, an a decompo seroducers,

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(also called autotrophs) are living organisms that produce their own food. Thei use the energy from the sun to make tooc throuer ho convented to rocemical energ light

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the dominant producers are green plants, where in aquatic ecosystem, small photosynthetic organisms such as algae and phytoplankton phyto are the common producers.

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terrestrial ecosystem,

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are living organisms that break down organic matter in plant and animal remains into useful substances.

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Decomposers

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The most common types of ____ are bacteria, fungi, and worms.

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Decomposers

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In this ecosystem, animals such as zebras and gazelles are the primary _____whereas predators such as lions and cheetahs are the secondary consumers that prey on primary consumers. When the lions and cheetahs die, decomposers will eat their remains.

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consumers of plants

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A simple ____ in an aquatic ecosystem shows the flow of energy in a linear fashion (b) A food web represents a number of food chains interlinked together

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food chain

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The series of energy transfer from one organism to another is called

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food chain

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. The diet of some animals is not restricted to a certain plant or animal, Zebras may also consume other plant types, and lions may also prey on other carnivores, If the feeding behavior of each creature in a habitat will be traced, a number of interweaving food chains will be evident. This complex feeding relationship is called a

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An ____ is a representation of the available energy and the number of organisms in each trophic level
ecological pyramid
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are living organisms that break down organic matter in plant and animal remains into useful substances. The most common types of decomposers are bacteria, fungi, and worms.
Decomposers
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represents the available energy and population at each tropic level in an ecosystem.
ecological pyramid
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refers to the variety of living organisms on Earth at all levels of biological organization. This includes variety within and between species and ecosystems
Biological diversity or biodiversity
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A ___ is group a of individuals that share similar characteristics and are able to exchange genetic material for reproduction.
species
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Energy, water, nutrients, and are the most essential _____ to living organisms/ The physical conditions of a given area, such as temperature, humidity, salinity, and soil condition, also play important roles
abiotic components
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exist in habitats or areas where the abiotic components present are suitable for the needs of the populations in a community.
Communities
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Communities exist in ___ or areas where the abiotic components present are suitable for the needs of the populations in a community.
habitats
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also plays a key role in population control.
Predation
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The population of ___ is affected by competition and the availability of the animals that they prey on.
predators
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The environmental factors that limit the population growth of species are called .
limiting factors
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There is a limit as to how many living organisms a habitat can accommodate. Habitat overcrowding results in the depletion of resources and eventual collapse of ecological balance. The maximum number of living organisms a habitat can sustain without habitat destruction is it ___
carrying capacity.
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