The cells become organized into ______ to perform different life activities.

Vacuoles help eliminate water from the cell. To “eliminate” means:

______ tissue forms glands and lines internal organs of the body.

The description of “connective” in the phrase “connective tissue” can best be explained as meaning:

Chemicals – cells – tissues – ______.

Food entering the cell and wastes leaving it always pass through the ______.

The capsule of some bacteria helps them ______:

The ______ controls all life activities in the cell.

______ tissue forms a communication network by conducting electric signals across tissue.

In order to find a good journal, you can find its H-index in:

This is an important question to ask yourself before reading a research article:

The ______ of an article helps describe the problem and give the background information that led to the current research.

This is an important question to ask yourself after reading a research article:

A question or a problem that has not been answered by any of the existing studies or research is called:

Vibrio cholerae is a ______-shaped bacterium.

Some bacteria are pathogenic. It means that they ______.

______ transmission is the passage of a disease-causing agent from mother to baby during the period immediately before and after birth.

______ infection is an infection that occurs more frequently or is more severe in people with weakened immune systems.

Lactobacillus are the ______-shape bacteria that are used to ferment milk.

Some bacteria use their ______ for swimming.

Antibiotics are used to inhibit or kill:

Spirochaeta are the ______-shape bacteria that cause syphilis, one of the most common STIs.

Once the infectious agent enters the host and begins to proliferate, the body reacts to the infection, producing an increase in the number of ______.

The degree of infection is related to those factors, except for:

All of the medical information of the patient including health history, treatment received, test results, diagnoses, medications taken would be stored in a ______.

1. A ______

The doctor uses a(n) ______ to check if the patient has a fever or not.

A daily task of a physician is to ______ patients follow treatments.

Sometimes a doctor will need to ______ the patient to a specialist physician for further examination & treatment.

______ is a type of medicine that consists of a concentrated solution of sugar and water with the addition of a medicinal substance.

The symbol Δ in medicine means:

Rx is the short form of:

Px is the short form of:

A transdermal ______ is placed on the skin to deliver a specific dose of medication through the skin and into the bloodstream.

It is absolutely essential for the physician to closely ______ the patient's condition during a heart surgery.

____ is concerned with the loss of pain permitting surgery or other painful procedures.

The suffix "-megaly" means:

The prefix "tachy-" means:

The root "ren/o" means:

Please recommend us a good ___ because our son will need to undergo a complicated operation.

___ is the restoring to health of people who are physically handicapped.

Osteoporosis is a disease of the ___

The suffix "-scopy" means:

My younger brother had a bad fracture two days ago. Fortunately, he is getting better in the department of ___

The prefix "endo-" means:

____ means the coughing up of blood.

____ is a sensory experience of something that does not exist outside the mind.

____ is used to describe the timing of a symptom.

Letter R in SOCRATES for history taking means:

When the patient says he vomited blood, the doctor will say that he had:

Letter S at the end of "SOCRATES" in history taking means:

A ____ is a report that includes information gained from a patient's medically relevant recollections and questioning regarding their concerns.

This is a question to ask about duration of a symptom:

What should be done before asking about past medical history?

____ is used to describe the severity of a symptom.

The calf is ___ to the ankle.

When we need to describe the location of a body part as in front of, or behind, another body part, we use the terms anterior and ___

The anatomical position is an upright standing position with arms at the side, palms facing ____, and both feet together.

The wrist is considered ___ to the elbow.

The structure that is farther away from the midline is referred to as ___

The ___ belongs to the lower limb.

The abdomen is ___ to the chest.

In the anatomical position, the index finger is medial to the ___

___ refers to a location towards the surface of a body structure or organ.

___ is the area on the body directly under the junction of an upper limb and the trunk.

___ is the use of the hand or fingers to press on the surface of the patient's body to determine the condition of an underlying part or organ.

My uncle has difficulty swallowing food because of a big lump on his neck. "Lump" in the sentence can be replaced by:

In order to examine the ___, the doctors will ask the patients to remove their top clothing.

"I want you to push as hard as you can against my hand" is the instruction of the doctor when he needs to assess the patient's:

Abdominal ___ is a manifestation in which substances accumulate in the abdomen causing its expansion.

A physical examination generally follows the taking of the medical history — an account of the ___ as experienced by the patient.

____ is a method of tapping body parts with fingers, hands, or small instruments as part of a physical examination.

Chest ___ is a physical sign that shows that someone is not getting enough air/working hard to breathe.

"Put out your tongue. Say Aah." is the instruction of the doctor when he needs to assess the patient's: