Input: [Question] common difference [Answer]

Output: the difference between nay two successive terms in an arithmetic sequence


Input: [Question] Decision Time at Tupperware [Answer]

Output: How to refresh the Tupperware Brand image. Utilize PR. Since the campaign launched in April 2005, Tupperware has seen a significant increase in the number of media exposures it has gotten


Input: [Question] Social Profit [Answer]


Input: [Question] Business Ethics [Answer]

Output: Basics values that guide a firm’s behavior


Input: [Question] Code of Ethics [Answer]

Output: Written standards of behavior to which everyone in the organization must subscribe


Input: [Question] Consumerism [Answer]

Output: A social movement that attempts to protect consumers from harmful business practices


Input: [Question] The Consumer Bill of Rights [Answer]

Output: The right to be safe, be informed, be heard and choose freely


Input: [Question] Ethics in the Marketing Mix [Answer]

Output: Making the product safe, pricing the product fairly, promoting the product ethically, making the product available ethically


Input: [Question] Social Responsibility [Answer]

Output: Organizations engaging in activities that have a positive effect on society and promote public good like serving the environment, serving society (cause marketing) and serving the community(promoting cultural diversity)


Input: [Question] Cause Marketing [Answer]

Output: Serving society


Input: [Question] Cultural Diversity [Answer]

Output: Serving the community


Input: [Question] World Trade [Answer]

Output: The flow of goods and services among different countries - the value of all the exports and imports of the world’s nations


Input: [Question] Protectionism [Answer]

Output: A policy adopted by a government to give domestic companies an advantage.


Input: [Question] Import Quotas [Answer]

Output: Limitations set by a government on the amount of product allowed to enter or leave a country


Input: [Question] Embargo [Answer]

Output: A quota completely prohibiting specified goods from entering or leaving the country.


Input: [Question] Tariffs [Answer]

Output: Taxes on imported goods.


Input: [Question] Economic Environment: Indicators of Health [Answer]

Output: GDP: total dollar value of goods/services a country produces within its borders in a year, GNP: value of all goods/servics produced by a country’s citizens or organizations, Economic Infrastructure: Quality of country’s distribution, financial and communi


Input: [Question] Economic Environment: Level of Economic Development [Answer]

Output: LDC: Least developed country. Economic base is often agricultural. Developing countries: economy shifts emphasis from agriculture to industry. Developed countries: offer wide range of opportunities for international marketers


Input: [Question] Economic Environment: The Business Cycle [Answer]

Output: All economies go through periods of: prosperity, recession, recovery, depression, inflation


Input: [Question] The Technological Environment [Answer]

Output: Technology: provides firms with important competitive advantages, profoundly affects marketing activities, can transform industries. Patent: legal document giving inventors exclusive rights to produce/sell a particular invention in that country.


Input: [Question] The Political and Legal Environment: Political Influences [Answer]

Output: Retaliatory actions against American businesses sometimes occur as a result of political activity or war. Political constraints on trade are commonly imposed: economic sanctions, nationalization, expropriation


Input: [Question] The Political and Legal Environment: Legal Influences [Answer]

Output: Local state, national & global laws and regs affect businesses. Purpose of American Law: to make sure businesses compete fairly with each other & to make sure businesses don’t take advantage of consumers. Human rights issues, regulatory constraints


Input: [Question] The Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: Demographics, Cultural Values, Norms, Customs, Mores, Conventions, Language, Ethnocentrism


Input: [Question] Demographics in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: Statistics that measure observable aspects of a population, including size, age, gender, ethnic group, income, education, occupation and family structure


Input: [Question] Cultural Values in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: A societies deeply held beliefs about right and wrong ways to live. Collectivist vs. individualistic cultures


Input: [Question] Norms in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: Specific rules dictating what is right or wrong, acceptable or unacceptable


Input: [Question] Customs in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: A norm handed down from the past that controls basic behaviors


Input: [Question] Mores in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: Customs with a strong moral outcome.


Input: [Question] Conventions in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: Norms regarding the conduct of everyday life


Input: [Question] Language in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: Language barrier that confronts marketers who wish to break into foreign markets that can be embarrassing or affect product labeling and usage instructions, advertising and personal selling.


Input: [Question] Ethnocentrism in the Sociocultural Environment [Answer]

Output: The tendency to prefer products from one’s own culture.


Input: [Question] Market Entry Strategies [Answer]

Output: From lowest to highest level of commitment, risk and control: Domestic Strategy, Exporting Strategy, Contractual Agreements (licensing, franchising), Strategic Alliances, Direct Investment


Input: [Question] Export Merchants [Answer]

Output: Intermediaries a firm uses to represent it in other countries


Input: [Question] Licensing Agreement [Answer]

Output: An agreement in which one firm gives another firm the right to produce and market its product in a specific country or region in return for royalties.


Input: [Question] Franchising [Answer]

Output: A form of licensing involving the right to adapt an entire system of doing business.


Input: [Question] Strategic Alliance [Answer]

Output: Relationship developed between a firm seeking a deeper commitment to a foreign market and a domestic firm in the target country


Input: [Question] Direct Investment [Answer]

Output: An even deeper level occurs when a firm expands internationally through ownership, usually by buying business in the host country outright. Gives freedom and control and dodges import restrictions.


Input: [Question] Standardization vs. Localization [Answer]

Output: Chose a marketing mix strategy before tweaking the marketing mix (product, promotion, price, place/distribution).


Input: [Question] Standardization [Answer]

Output: Offers the same products in all markets


Input: [Question] Localization [Answer]

Output: Offers a customized marketing mix for each country


Input: [Question] Product Decisions in Tweaking the Marketing Mix [Answer]

Output: Straight extension (market existing product in foreign market), product adaptation(modifies product for foreign market), product invention (develops new product for foreign market)


Input: [Answer] old-fashioned [Question]

Output: passé


Input: [Answer] Sadness or depression of the spirits; gloom [Question]

Output: melancholy


Input: [Answer] Offense [Question]

Output: Umbrage


Input: [Answer] lessen the pain, or, in this case, fear and anxiety [Question]

Output: palliation


Input: [Answer] impossible to hear [Question]

Output: inaudible


Input: [Answer] a long angry speech [Question]

Output: tirade


Input: [Answer] to move in waves or in a wavy manner [Question]

Output: undulate


Input: [Answer] Completely lacking; destitute or empty [Question]

Output: Devoid


Input: [Answer] always ready to argue [Question]

Output: contentious


Input: [Answer] showing arrogant superiority [Question]

Output: haughty


Input: [Answer] disturbed, uneasy feelings [Question]

Output: qualms


Input: [Answer] arousing fear, dread, or alarm [Question]

Output: formidable


Input: [Answer] exclusive right or privilege [Question]

Output: prerogative


Input: [Answer] tending to avoid capture [Question]

Output: elusive


Input: [Answer] not clearly understood or expressed [Question]

Output: obscure


Input: [Answer] melancholy thoughtfulness [Question]

Output: pensive


Input: [Answer] never wrong [Question]

Output: infallible


Input: [Answer] strength of mind that allows one to endure pain or adversity with courage [Question]

Output: fortitude


Input: [Answer] hold back; suppress [Question]

Output: stifle


Input: [Answer] impressive on account of age or historic associations [Question]

Output: venerable


Input: [Answer] the front of a building; the part facing the street [Question]

Output: façade


Input: [Answer] church-like [Question]

Output: ecclesiastical


Input: [Answer] clear and brief [Question]

Output: succinct


Input: [Answer] agreement without protest [Question]

Output: acquiescence


Input: [Answer] crude, unmannerly [Question]

Output: uncouth


Input: [Answer] showing no emotion [Question]

Output: impassive


Input: [Answer] explain [Question]

Output: elucidate


Input: [Answer] well-off financially [Question]

Output: affluent


Input: [Answer] friendly and agreeable [Question]

Output: amiable


Input: [Answer] a party engaged in a lawsuit [Question]

Output: litigants


Input: [Answer] To strengthen or support with other evidence; make more certain [Question]

Output: corroborating


Input: [Answer] condition is that one is in existence at birth. [Question]

Output: congenital


Input: [Answer] sarcastic; bitter; nasty [Question]

Output: acrimonious


Input: [Answer] a principle or belief generally held to be true [Question]

Output: tenet


Input: [Answer] soothed; calmed [Question]

Output: mollified


Input: [Answer] everlasting; continuous [Question]

Output: perpetual


Input: [Answer] angry [Question]

Output: riled


Input: [Answer] boring; tiresome [Question]

Output: tedious


Input: [Answer] remove completely [Question]

Output: expunge


Input: [Answer] open and honest [Question]

Output: candid


Input: [Answer] disrespectful; bold; sassy [Question]

Output: impudent


Input: [Answer] out-and-out absolute [Question]

Output: unmitigated


Input: [Answer] foolish or rash boldness [Question]

Output: temerity


Input: [Answer] clear of a charge; find not guilty [Question]

Output: acquit


Input: [Answer] Implied by or inferred from actions or statements [Question]

Output: tacit


Input: [Answer] without hope [Question]

Output: bleakly


Input: [Answer] wild; savage [Question]

Output: feral


Input: [Answer] regretfully [Question]

Output: ruefully


Input: [Answer] is to lessen or to calm [Question]

Output: assuaged


Input: [Answer] devotion to religious duties and practices [Question]

Output: piety


Input: [Answer] powerless [Question]

Output: impotent


Input: [Answer] almost always silent [Question]

Output: taciturn


Input: [Answer] basically untouched or unused [Question]

Output: unsullied


Input: [Answer] evil [Question]

Output: malevolent


Input: [Answer] preference, or a preferred way of doing something [Question]

Output: predilection


Input: [Answer] a house or a place where a person lives [Question]

Output: domiciled


Input: [Answer] vague and hazy [Question]

Output: nebulous


Input: [Answer] you go somewhere or do something that is unusual or not normal for you [Question]

Output: foray


Input: [Answer] to agree to do something that you believe to be beneath your dignity [Question]

Output: condesend


Input: [Answer] belonging to a particular region or country [Question]

Output: indigenous


Input: [Question]

Output: cunning


Input: [Answer] attractive or cute [Question]

Output: cunning


Input: [Answer] to indulge in something [Question]

Output: wallowing


Input: [Answer] feeling of shame or the loss of self respect [Question]

Output: mortification


Input: [Answer] a brief visit [Question]

Output: sojourn


Input: [Answer] a violent attack [Question]

Output: onslaught


Input: [Answer] a release from an obligation or promise [Question]

Output: dispensation


Input: [Answer] to be annoyed [Question]

Output: irked


Input: [Answer] irregular [Question]

Output: erratic


Input: [Answer] Gross immorality or injustice; wickedness [Question]

Output: iniquities


Input: [Answer] always ready to argue or fight [Question]

Output: contentious


Input: [Answer] filled with [Question]

Output: fraught


Input: [Answer] favorable [Question]

Output: auspicious


Input: [Answer] detestable; loathsome; terrible [Question]

Output: abominable


Input: [Answer] to judge or decide [Question]

Output: arbitrated


Input: [Answer] sad and gloomy [Question]

Output: melancholy


Input: [Answer] distant physically or emotionally [Question]

Output: aloof


Input: [Answer] unwisely bold or venturesome [Question]

Output: foolhardy


Input: [Answer] one that has been silently agreed upon [Question]

Output: tacit


Input: [Answer] gruesome; horrible [Question]

Output: morbid


Input: [Answer] calmly; quietly [Question]

Output: placidly


Input: [Answer] superior ability or skill [Question]

Output: prowess


Input: [Answer] loose or rickety; about to fall apart [Question]

Output: ramshackle


Input: [Answer] dangerous; evil; cancerous [Question]

Output: malignant


Input: [Answer] becoming less bright, intense, or strong [Question]

Output: waning


Input: [Answer] something that can not be understood [Question]

Output: unfathomable


Input: [Answer] to get by special effort; obtain or acquire [Question]

Output: procure


Input: [Answer] carried out; committed [Question]

Output: perpetrated


Input: [Answer] harm someone's reputation [Question]

Output: libel


Input: [Answer] warning of or having dreadful or terrible consequences [Question]

Output: direst


Input: [Answer] warm and friendly [Question]

Output: cordial


Input: [Answer] Excessively proud of one's appearance or accomplishments; conceited. [Question]

Output: vain


Input: [Answer] behavior; conduct [Question]

Output: deportment


Input: [Answer] delayed; waited [Question]

Output: tarried


Input: [Answer] noisy and unruly [Question]

Output: obstreperous


Input: [Answer] to not attract attention [Question]

Output: inconspicuous


Input: [Answer] joyfully [Question]

Output: jubilantly


Input: [Term] Detection [Definition]

Output: Act or process of discovering tooth imperfections or decay


Input: [Term] Extraoral [Definition]

Output: Outside the oral cavity


Input: [Term] Furcation [Definition]

Output: Area between two or more root branches.


Input: [Term] Intraoral [Definition]

Output: Within the oral cavity.


Input: [Term] Mobility [Definition]

Output: The have movement.


Input: [Term] Morphologically [Definition]

Output: Branch of biology that deals with form and structure.


Input: [Term] Palpation [Definition]

Output: Touching or feeling for abnormalities within soft tissue


Input: [Term] Probing [Definition]

Output: Use of a slender, flexibly instrument to explore and measure the periodontal pocket.


Input: [Term] Restoration [Definition]

Output: The use of a dental material to restore a tooth or teeth to a functional permanent unit.


Input: [Term] Symmetric [Definition]

Output: Balanced or even on both sides.


Input: [Answer] fresh fruits and vegetables [Question]

Output: produce


Input: [Answer] evaluating different brands, sizes, and forms of a product before making a purchase decision [Question]

Output: comparision shopping


Input: [Answer] making an unplanned purchase without much thought [Question]

Output: impulse buying


Input: [Answer] an indication of food quality [Question]

Output: grade


Input: [Answer] the name a manufacturer puts on products so people will know the products are made by that company [Question]

Output: brand name


Input: [Answer] a brand sold only by a store or chain of stores [Question]

Output: store brand


Input: [Answer] a brand that is advertised and sold throughout the country [Question]

Output: national brand


Input: [Answer] a plain-labeled, no brand grocery item [Question]

Output: generic product


Input: [Answer] thinking about now packaging materials can be reused or recycled before buying a product [Question]

Output: precycling


Input: [Answer] a listing of a product's cost per standard unit, weight, or measure [Question]

Output: unit pricing


Input: [Answer] a food produced without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or growth stimulants [Question]

Output: organic food


Input: [Answer] an agent used to kill insects, weeds, and fungi that attack crops [Question]

Output: pesticide


Input: [Answer] a substance that is added to food for a specific purpose, such as preserving the food [Question]

Output: food additive


Input: [Answer] (Generally Recognized As Safe) List of food additives accepted as safe by the FDA [Question]

Output: GRAS list


Input: [Answer] an analysis of a food product's contributions to an average diet that appears on the product packaging [Question]

Output: nutrition labeling


Input: [Answer] a dietary reference that appears on food labels [Question]

Output: Daily Value


Input: [Answer] series of lines, bars, and numbers that appears on packages of food and nonfood items. This code is used by a computer scanner to identify a product, its manufacturer, and its size and form [Question]

Output: universal product code (UPC)


Input: [Answer] a system of putting dates on perishable and semi-perishable foods to help consumers obtain products that are fresh and wholesome [Question]

Output: open dating


Input: [Answer] The size of Gen Y should be measurable [Question]

Output: If your firm decided to focus on a target market of Generation Y, what would be important for success?


Input: [Answer] Consumers in that segment will respond to a unique marketing mix [Question]

Output: What is meant by "responsiveness" of a market segment?


Input: [Answer] Multisegment [Question]

Output: "A car for every purse, person and personality" reflects which target market strategy?


Input: [Answer] Differentiated strategy [Question]

Output: Your major competitor uses a concentrated target market strategy. What should you use?


Input: [Answer] Identify market opportunities [Question]

Output: What is the main purpose of a perceptual map?


Input: [Answer] Benefits sought [Question]

Output: GF International coffee says it "stirs the soul." Based on the slogan, what kind of segmentation is GF using?


Input: [Answer] Choose whether to target all segments or practice niche marketing [Question]

Output: After identifying distinctive segments within a market, the next step in market segmentation is to .....


Input: [Answer] "More selection, lower prices at Amazon.com" [Question]

Output: A good example of a "positioning strategy" is:


Input: [Answer] Product positioning and Product differentiation [Question]

Output: Advil's children's pain reliever claims in ads that Advil is superior to Children's Tylenol because it works faster and last longer. This is an example of ....


Input: [Answer] Have common needs and respond similarly to market programs [Question]

Output: To be identified as a market segment, its members must ....


Input: [Question] atomic number [Answer]

Output: the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom of an element


Input: [Question] niels bohr [Answer]

Output: Danish physicist who studied atomic structure and radiations


Input: [Question] dalton's atomic model [Answer]

Output: an observer of weather and discoverer of color blindness among other things, came up with his atomic theory


Input: [Question] democritus [Answer]

Output: the idea that matter is made up of fundamental particles called atoms.


Input: [Question] electrons [Answer]

Output: A stable subatomic particle in the lepton family


Input: [Question] mass number [Answer]

Output: the integer nearest in value to the atomic weight of an atom and equal to the number of nucleons in the nucleus of the atom


Input: [Question] dalton [Answer]

Output: British chemist whose pioneer work on the properties of gases led to his formulation of the atomic theory. He also studied his own condition of colorblindness.


Input: [Question] isotope [Answer]

Output: any of two or more forms of a chemical element, having the same number of protons in the nucleus, or the same atomic number, but having different numbers of neutrons in the nucleus, or different atomic weights


Input: [Question] mass spectrometer [Answer]

Output: a device for identifying the kinds of particles present in a given substance


Input: [Question] nucleus [Answer]

Output: a central part about which other parts are grouped or gathered


Input: [Question] amu [Answer]

Output: atomic mass unit


Input: [Question] protons [Answer]

Output: A stable, positively charged subatomic


Input: [Question] neutron [Answer]

Output: an elementary particle having no charge


Input: [Question] rutherford [Answer]

Output: Scottish physician and chemist: discoverer of nitrogen.


Input: [Question] theory [Answer]

Output: non-technical contexts to mean an untested idea or opinion


Input: [Question] law of definite proportions [Answer]

Output: law stating that every pure substance always contains the same elements combined in the same proportions by weight


Input: [Definition] believable; reliable [Term]

Output: credible


Input: [Definition] not believable; improbable; unlikely [Term]

Output: incredible


Input: [Definition] a person who believes that he will be paid back the money that he loaned [Term]

Output: creditor


Input: [Definition] doubting; unwilling or unable to believe [Term]

Output: incredulous


Input: [Definition] granting approval or belief in a school [Term]

Output: accreditation


Input: [Definition] tending to believe too easily; easily convinced; easily fooled doubting; [Term]

Output: credulous


Input: [Definition] a set of religious beliefs or principles [Term]

Output: creed


Input: [Definition] a document that proves a person is believable [Term]

Output: credential


Input: [Definition] to believe that someone will do something [Term]

Output: credit


Input: [Definition] to refuse to believe; to reject as untrue [Term]

Output: discredit


Input: [Definition] to prove; to offer [Term]

Output: justify


Input: [Definition] fairness; rightfulness [Term]

Output: justice


Input: [Definition] a person chosen to interpret laws, decide on a winder, or settle a controversy [Term]

Output: judge


Input: [Definition] to break the law by lying ; to break a formal promise; to break an oath [Term]

Output: perjury


Input: [Definition] an expert in law [Term]

Output: jurist


Input: [Definition] the fact that is said to prove that something is true [Term]

Output: justification


Input: [Definition] to give up rights; to recant [Term]

Output: abjure


Input: [Definition] lawful; fair [Term]

Output: just


Input: [Definition] a group of people sworn to abide by the laws to determine the truth [Term]

Output: jury


Input: [Definition] the territory or land in which justice and laws are administered and followed [Term]

Output: jurisdiction


Input: [Term] Classifieds [Definition]

Output: A section of a newspaper in which job want ads are found


Input: [Term] Employment Agency [Definition]

Output: An work group whose purpose is to assist individuals in finding employment


Input: [Term] Networking [Definition]

Output: Using contacts with friends and family members as a mean of finding job leads


Input: [Term] Resume [Definition]

Output: A personal summary of accomplishments, education and work experience


Input: [Term] Heading [Definition]

Output: An individual's name, address, phone number, and e-mail address ;required on all resumes; if applicable, include both a current and permanent address


Input: [Term] Objective [Definition]

Output: Clearly describes the work goal or position one would like to attain


Input: [Term] Educational background [Definition]

Output: Most recent educational experiences listed first; include degrees received or sought; list dates, majors, minors, and GPA if its over 3.0


Input: [Term] Work experience [Definition]

Output: Most applicable work experiences listed in reverse chronological order, and description of work responsibilities at each job; include position held , name and location of the organization, and the month and year of employment


Input: [Term] Honors/awards/volunteer experience [Definition]

Output: Experiences that relate to the job, including leadership opportunities; optional on resumes


Input: [Term] Special skill [Definition]

Output: An ability, such as world languages, software, leadership, and teamwork, and a one line statement for each clearly describing how the ability has been used


Input: [Term] References [Definition]

Output: People who can affirm that an applicant is worthy of hiring "References Furnished upon Request" should be included in all resumes; actual references should be on a separate piece of paper.


Input: [Term] Action words [Definition]

Output: Words in a resumes that bring experiences to life and make clear what was learned


Input: [Term] Application [Definition]

Output: A form an individual fills out to let it be known that he/she wishes to work in a particular place of employment


Input: [Term] Cover letter [Definition]

Output: A letter used to get an interview; also called letter of inquiry or letter of application A cover letter accompanies a resume


Input: [Term] Interview [Definition]

Output: An opportunity for an applicant to "sell" himself or herself to the employer as the most qualified person for a position


Input: [Term] Etiquette [Definition]

Output: Appropriate behavior and dress during a job interview


Input: [Term] Thank you note [Definition]

Output: A brief note of appreciation the a job seeker should send to an interviewer within one day after being interviewed


Input: [Term] ATM [Definition]

Output: a machine where you can deposit or withdrawl your earings.


Input: [Term] Account Balance [Definition]

Output: The amount of money in a financial repository


Input: [Term] Budget [Definition]

Output: an estimate, often itemized, of expected income and expense for a given period in the future.


Input: [Term] Checking Account [Definition]

Output: a bank deposit against which checks can be drawn by the depositor.


Input: [Term] Cleared Check [Definition]

Output: Movement of a check from the bank in which it was deposited to the bank on which it was drawn, and the movement of its face amount in the opposite direction


Input: [Term] Credit Union [Definition]

Output: a cooperative group that makes loans to its members at low rates of interest.


Input: [Term] Debit Card [Definition]

Output: a plastic card that resembles a credit card but functions like a check and through which payments for purchases or services are made electronically to the bank accounts of participating retailing establishments directly from those of card holders.


Input: [Term] Deposit [Definition]

Output: to place for safekeeping or in trust, especially in a bank account


Input: [Term] Direct Deposit [Definition]

Output: a method of payment in which money is transferred to the payee's account without the use of checks or cash


Input: [Term] Endorse [Definition]

Output: to write on the back of; especially: to sign one's name as payee on the back of (a check) in order to obtain the cash or credit represented on the face


Input: [Term] Expense [Definition]

Output: the act or an instance of expending


Input: [Term] FDIC [Definition]

Output: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation


Input: [Term] Fees [Definition]

Output: an estate in land held in feudal law from a lord on condition of homage and service


Input: [Term] Financial Literacy [Definition]

Output: is the ability to understand how money works in the world: how someone manages to earn or make it, how that person manages it


Input: [Term] Financial Security [Definition]

Output: A security is a fungible, negotiable instrument representing financial value. Securities are broadly categorized into debt securities.


Input: [Term] Income [Definition]

Output: The amount of money or its equivalent received during a period of time in exchange for labor or services, from the sale of goods or property, or as profit from financial investments


Input: [Term] Interest [Definition]

Output: A state of curiosity or concern about or attention to something


Input: [Term] Loan Overdraft [Definition]

Output: Instead of bouncing checks and paying large fees, you can borrow a few bucks and pay interest. When you spend all of the money in your checking account, you start borrowing against your overdraft line of credit. This page covers how overdraft lines of cre


Input: [Term] Memo [Definition]

Output: memorandum.


Input: [Term] Needs [Definition]

Output: of necessity; necessarily


Input: [Term] Non sufficient funds(NSF) [Definition]

Output: Non-sufficient funds (NSF) is a term used in the banking industry to indicate that a demand for payment (a check) cannot be honored


Input: [Term] online banking [Definition]

Output: Online banking (or Internet banking) allows customers to conduct financial transactions on a secure website operated by their retail or...


Input: [Term] Payee [Definition]

Output: A person to whom money is paid or is to be paid, esp. the person to whom a check is made payable.


Input: [Term] payer [Definition]

Output: a person who pays money for something


Input: [Term] Reconcile [Definition]

Output: Cause to coexist in harmony; make or show to be compatible.


Input: [Term] savings [Definition]

Output: An economy of or reduction in money, time, or another resource.


Input: [Term] variable expenses [Definition]

Output: Variable costs are expenses that change in proportion to the activity of a business


Input: [Term] Wants [Definition]

Output: Have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for Have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for. Have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for.


Input: [Term] withdrawl [Definition]

Output: An act of taking money out of an account.


Input: [Definition] Point of view based on a person's experience and personal understanding [Word]

Output: perspective


Input: [Definition] Point of view based on looking at where something is and why it is there [Word]

Output: spatial perspective


Input: [Definition] The study of the Earth's physical and cultural features [Word]

Output: geography


Input: [Definition] An area that contains a city [Word]

Output: urban


Input: [Definition] An area of open land that is often used for farming [Word]

Output: rural


Input: [Definition] The exact spot on Earth where something is found, often stated in latitude and longitude [Word]

Output: absolute location


Input: [Definition] The position of a place in relation to another place [Word]

Output: relative location


Input: [Definition] Physical and human features of a specific location [Word]

Output: place


Input: [Definition] Area of Earth's surface with one or more shared characteristics [Word]

Output: region


Input: [Definition] People and ideas moving from place to place [Word]

Output: movement


Input: [Definition] The movement of ideas or behaviors from one cultural region to another [Word]

Output: diffusion


Input: [Definition] Relationship between people and the environment [Word]

Output: human-environment interaction


Input: [Definition] The study of people, past or present [Word]

Output: human geography


Input: [Definition] The study of Earth's natural landscape and physical systems, including the atmospere [Word]

Output: physical geography


Input: [Definition] The art and science of mapmaking [Word]

Output: cartography


Input: [Definition] The field of forecasting and reposrting rainfall, temperatures, and other atmoshereic conditions [Word]

Output: meteorology


Input: [Definition] The field of tracking Earth'slarger atmoshereic systems [Word]

Output: climatology


Input: [Word] perspective [Definition]

Output: Point of view based on a person's experience and personal understanding


Input: [Word] spatial perspective [Definition]

Output: Point of view based on looking at where something is and why it is there


Input: [Word] geography [Definition]

Output: The study of the Earth's physical and cultural features


Input: [Word] urban [Definition]

Output: An area that contains a city


Input: [Word] rural [Definition]

Output: An area of open land that is often used for farming


Input: [Word] absolute location [Definition]

Output: The exact spot on Earth where something is found, often stated in latitude and longitude


Input: [Word] relative location [Definition]

Output: The position of a place in relation to another place


Input: [Word] place [Definition]

Output: Physical and human features of a specific location


Input: [Word] region [Definition]

Output: Area of Earth's surface with one or more shared characteristics


Input: [Word] movement [Definition]

Output: People and ideas moving from place to place


Input: [Word] diffusion [Definition]

Output: The movement of ideas or behaviors from one cultural region to another


Input: [Word] human-environment interaction [Definition]

Output: Relationship between people and the environment


Input: [Word] human geography [Definition]

Output: The study of people, past or present


Input: [Word] physical geography [Definition]

Output: The study of Earth's natural landscape and physical systems, including the atmospere


Input: [Word] cartography [Definition]

Output: The art and science of mapmaking


Input: [Word] meteorology [Definition]

Output: The field of forecasting and reposrting rainfall, temperatures, and other atmoshereic conditions


Input: [Word] climatology [Definition]

Output: The field of tracking Earth'slarger atmoshereic systems


Input: [Answer] blood deficiency [Question]

Output: Pale and slightly dry


Input: [Answer] yang deficiency [Question]

Output: Pale and wet


Input: [Answer] qi and blood deficiency, particularly of stomach and spleen [Question]

Output: Pale, bright and shiny


Input: [Answer] Heat in the ying or blood level [Question]

Output: Red, with coating


Input: [Answer] Yin deficiency with heat [Question]

Output: Red without coating


Input: [Answer] Heat with retention of dampness [Question]

Output: Red and wet


Input: [Answer] Heat from excess burning body fluids [Question]

Output: Red and dry with coating


Input: [Answer] Deficiency heat and exhaustion of bldy fluids [Question]

Output: Red and dry withou coating


Input: [Answer] Stomach and/or kidney yin deficiency [Question]

Output: Red and shiny


Input: [Answer] Lung or Heart yin vacuity [Question]

Output: Red and scarlet


Input: [Answer] Heat w/ blood stasis [Question]

Output: Red with red points or spots


Input: [Answer] Heat in yin level or in the upper or middle burner [Question]

Output: Red with prockles


Input: [Answer] blood stasis and heat in the stomach [Question]

Output: Red w/ purple spot in the center


Input: [Answer] Heat from Stomach and Kidney yin deficiency [Question]

Output: Red and peeled


Input: [Answer] Stomach fire blazing or Stomach yin deficiency with heat [Question]

Output: Dark red with a dry center


Input: [Answer] Heat and blood stasis [Question]

Output: Reddish purple


Input: [Answer] Extreme heat with blood stasis and alcohol toxin injuring the heart [Question]

Output: Reddish purple and distended


Input: [Answer] Blood stasis from internal cold [Question]

Output: Bluish purple


Input: [Answer] Blood stasis from internal cold, stiffening the tendons and bones [Question]

Output: Bluish purple and moist


Input: [Answer] Severe internal cold with blood stasis [Question]

Output: Blue


Input: [Answer] Severe internal cold with blood stasis and exhaustion of blood [Question]

Output: Blue without coating


Input: [Answer] Spleen yang deficiency with retention of phlegm in the chest [Question]

Output: Blue central surface


Input: [Answer] Danger of immanent miscarriage [Question]

Output: Blue in a pregnant woman


Input: [Answer] Deficiency and stagnation of qi [Question]

Output: Distended sublingual veing


Input: [Answer] Blood stasis [Question]

Output: Dark, distended sublingual veins


Input: [Question] What is cooler then a car? [Answer]

Output: A Truck


Input: [Question] What is the color of Blue? [Answer]

Output: Nope Blue


Input: [Question] How Big is the Earth? [Answer]

Output: Heck if i know


Input: [Question] Hi [Answer]

Output: Bye


Input: [Question] In [Answer]

Output: Out


Input: [Question] Up [Answer]

Output: Down


Input: [Question] pp [Answer]

Output: tt


Input: [Question] omg lol or ttul [Answer]

Output: Thats gay


Input: [Answer] A current of rising air. [Question]

Output: Define-Updraft


Input: [Answer] A substance that does not conduct electricity very well. [Question]

Output: Define-Insulator


Input: [Answer] The Bergeron process theory. [Question]

Output: The same cloud precipitates snow on a mountain and rain in the nearby valley. Does the Bergeron process or the collision-coalescence theory best describe the process causing precipitation from that cloud?


Input: [Answer] The temperature at which dew forms. Influenced by the pressure and humidity of the air. The higher the pressure and humidity , the higher the dew point. [Question]

Output: What is dew point? What two factors influence it?


Input: [Answer] The mature stage. Sometimes consist of hail at this point in the thunderstorm. [Question]

Output: A thunderstorm cell is raining, and there is no updraft. In what stage is the thunderstorm cell? Will there be hail at this point in the thunderstorm?


Input: [Answer] This storm is composed of several thunderstorm cells which enables heavy rains to last longer. [Question]

Output: If the mature stage of a thunderstorm last for 30 minutes maximum, why can thunderstorms rain heavy sheets of rain for several hours?


Input: [Answer] The charge imbalance that causes lightning starts in a cloud and cannot form unless the cloud is tall. [Question]

Output: Why don't you see lightning from nimbostratus clouds?


Input: [Answer] A stepped leader will occur first in a lightning bolt. [Question]

Output: What happens first in a lightning bolt: a return stroke or a stepped leader?


Input: [Answer] Lightning causes thunder by heating up the air through which it passes. That heat generates a wave that we detect as sound. [Question]

Output: How does lightning cause thunder?


Input: [Answer] Sheet lightning cannot strike a person because it is cloud-to-cloud lightning. [Question]

Output: Is it possible for sheet of lightning to strike a person?


Input: [Answer] Yes, it has touched ground. That marks the beginning of the organization stage. [Question]

Output: A tornado is in its organization stage. Has it touched the ground yet?


Input: [Answer] Wind speed differentiates all of the classifications of potential hurricanes. [Question]

Output: What differentiates a tropical storm from a tropical disturbance?


Input: [Answer] The eye is calm. [Question]

Output: Where is the calmest part of a hurricane?


Input: [Answer] The pressure is equivalent because the two cities are on the same isobar. [Question]

Output: Looking at the weather map. Is the atmospheric pressure in Houston Tx higher, lower, or equivalent to that in Atlanta, GA?


Input: [Answer] The pressure in Chicago is higher because Chicago is more than 3 isobars from the "L", while New York is only between 2 and 3 isobars from the "L". [Question]

Output: According to the weather map. Is the atmospheric pressure in Chicago, IL higher, lower or equivalent to that in New York, NY?


Input: [Answer] New York might be experiencing thunderstorms because of the cold front. [Question]

Output: According to the weather map. What city listed on the map might have been experiencing the thundershowers at the time this map was drawn?


Input: [Answer] Houston should expect warmer weather, since it is in the path of a warm front. [Question]

Output: According to the weather map. What city listed on the map should expect warmer weather?


Input: [Answer] Thunder is the result of superheated air traveling out form the lightning bolt in waves. When those waves hit our eardrum, we interpret them as sound. Since the waves are violent, the sound is loud. [Question]

Output: Where does the thunder in a thunder storm come from?


Input: [Answer] Sheet lightning is cloud-to-cloud lightning while lightning bolts are cloud-to-ground lightning. The lightning bolts, therefore, hit the ground, while sheet lightning never does. [Question]

Output: What is the differance between sheet lightning and a lightning bolt?


Input: [Answer] A cumulonimbus cloud must be present to form a tornado. The vortex will not form without the strong updraft of a thunderstorm cell that forms a cumulonimbus cloud. [Question]

Output: What kind of cloud is necessary for tornado formation?


Input: [Answer] The stages of a tornado are: the whirl stage,the organizing stage, the mature stage, the shrinking stage, and the decaying stage. The tornado is most destructive in its mature stage. [Question]

Output: List the five stages of a tornado in order. At which stage is the tornado most destructive?


Input: [Answer] A hurricane starts out as a tropical disturbance, then becomes a tropical depression, then a tropical storm, and finally a tropical cyclone. The wind speeds int he storm determine in which classification a storm belongs. [Question]

Output: What are the four classifications taht lead to a hurricane? What is used to determine which classification a storm fits in?


Input: [Answer] The Coriolis effect causes hurricanes in different hemispheres to rotate differently. [Question]

Output: What causes a hurricane in the Southern Hemisphere to rotate in a different direction than a hurricane in the Northern Hemisphere?


Input: [Answer] Only the size of the raindrop. Drizzle has very small water droplets, while raindrop are bigger. [Question]

Output: What is the difference between drizzle and rain?


Input: [Answer] Sleet is much smaller than hail, both of them are frozen before they hit the ground. Freezing rain, on the other hand, is liquid until it hits a cold surface. Formed differently, hail is recycled through the cloud several times while sleet is not. [Question]

Output: What are the differences between sleet, hail and freezing rain?


Input: [Term] Maryland [Description]

Output: colony formed to give religious freedom to both Catholics and Protestants


Input: [Term] Georgia [Description]

Output: colony formed to give debtors a place to make a new start


Input: [Term] Carolinas [Description]

Output: started as one colony that was set up as a farming community


Input: [Term] debtors [Description]

Output: people who owed more money than they could pay


Input: [Term] slaves [Description]

Output: people brought to America against their will and belonged to their owners for the rest of their lives


Input: [Term] indentured servant [Description]

Output: gained freedom after working to repay the person who paid for their passage to America


Input: [Term] French colonies [Description]

Output: run by military leaders who made strict rules


Input: [Term] Lord Baltimore [Description]

Output: founded the colony of Maryland


Input: [Term] George Whitefield [Description]

Output: a popular preacher during the Great Awakening


Input: [Term] blacksmith [Description]

Output: someone who makes iron into useful items


Input: [Term] England [Description]

Output: most successful in colonizing North America


Input: [Term] viceroys [Description]

Output: representatives of the King of Spain who ruled the Spanish colonies


Input: [Term] proprietors [Description]

Output: land owners who formed colonies in America


Input: [Term] Crural [Meaning]

Output: Leg


Input: [Term] Coxal [Meaning]

Output: Hip


Input: [Term] Costal [Meaning]

Output: Ribs


Input: [Term] Cephalic [Meaning]

Output: Head


Input: [Term] Celiac [Meaning]

Output: Abdomen


Input: [Term] Acromial [Meaning]

Output: Point of the shoulder


Input: [Term] Sacral [Meaning]

Output: Posteriar region between the hipbones


Input: [Term] Popliteal [Meaning]

Output: Area behind the knee


Input: [Term] Perineal [Meaning]

Output: Region between the anus and the external reporductive organs


Input: [Term] Brachial [Meaning]

Output: Arm


Input: [Term] Vertebral [Meaning]

Output: Spinal column


Input: [Term] Tarsal [Meaning]

Output: Instep of the foot (ankle)


Input: [Term] Antecubital [Meaning]

Output: Space in front of the elbow


Input: [Term] Antebrachial [Meaning]

Output: Forearm


Input: [Term] Abdominal [Meaning]

Output: Region between the thorax and pelvis


Input: [Term] Umbilical [Meaning]

Output: Navel


Input: [Term] Pectoral [Meaning]

Output: Chest


Input: [Term] Patellar [Meaning]

Output: Front of the knee


Input: [Term] Palmar [Meaning]

Output: Palm of the hand


Input: [Term] Otic [Meaning]

Output: Ear


Input: [Term] Orbital [Meaning]

Output: Eye cavity


Input: [Term] Sternal [Meaning]

Output: Middle of the thorax, anteriorly


Input: [Term] Plantar [Meaning]

Output: Sole of the foot


Input: [Term] Pelvic [Meaning]

Output: Pelvis


Input: [Term] Pedal [Meaning]

Output: Foot


Input: [Term] Oral [Meaning]

Output: Mouth


Input: [Term] Digital [Meaning]

Output: Finger


Input: [Term] Cubital [Meaning]

Output: Elbow


Input: [Term] Cervical [Meaning]

Output: Neck


Input: [Term] Nasal [Meaning]

Output: Nose


Input: [Term] Mental [Meaning]

Output: Chin


Input: [Term] Mammary [Meaning]

Output: Breast


Input: [Term] Lumbar [Meaning]

Output: Region of the lower back between the ribs and the pelvis (loin)


Input: [Term] Carpal [Meaning]

Output: Wrist


Input: [Term] Inguinal [Meaning]

Output: Depressed area of the abdominal wall near the thigh (groin)


Input: [Term] Gluteal [Meaning]

Output: Buttocks


Input: [Term] Genital [Meaning]

Output: Reproductive organs


Input: [Term] Buccal [Meaning]

Output: Cheek


Input: [Term] Axillary [Meaning]

Output: Armpit


Input: [Term] Frontal [Meaning]

Output: Forehead


Input: [Term] Femoral [Meaning]

Output: Thigh


Input: [Term] Dorsum [Meaning]

Output: Back


Input: [Term] Occipital [Meaning]

Output: Lower posterior region of the head


Input: [Answer] refraction [Question]

Output: The bending of light waves.


Input: [Answer] visible light [Question]

Output: The part of the electromagnetic spectrum that humans can see.


Input: [Answer] opaque [Question]

Output: Something that does not allow any light to pass through.


Input: [Answer] trough [Question]

Output: The lowest point of a wave.


Input: [Answer] crest [Question]

Output: The highest point of a wave.


Input: [Answer] spectrum [Question]

Output: A band of colors arranged by wavelength.


Input: [Answer] matter [Question]

Output: Light waves don't need this to travel.


Input: [Answer] translucent [Question]

Output: Something that allows some light to pass through.


Input: [Answer] light [Question]

Output: This is the fastest thing in the Universe.


Input: [Answer] red [Question]

Output: The color of visible light with the longest wavelength.


Input: [Answer] violet [Question]

Output: The color of visible light that has the shortest wavelength.


Input: [Answer] roygbv [Question]

Output: This is how we remember the colors of the visible spectrum in order from longest to shortest.


Input: [Answer] wavelength [Question]

Output: The distance from one crest to another.


Input: [Answer] transparent [Question]

Output: Something that allows all light to pass through.


Input: [Answer] ultraviolet [Question]

Output: A type of light that can't be seen because the wavelength is just a little too short.


Input: [Answer] rainbow [Question]

Output: This is what forms when light passes through water droplets in the sky.


Input: [Answer] rays [Question]

Output: Light travels in straight paths called _______?


Input: [Answer] light year [Question]

Output: The distance light travels in 1 year is a called this.


Input: [Answer] eight [Question]

Output: The number of minutes it takes sunlight to get to Earth.


Input: [Answer] black [Question]

Output: This is what we see when no light is reflected.


Input: [Answer] white [Question]

Output: This is what we see when all light is reflected.


Input: [Answer] reflect [Question]

Output: To bounce off.


Input: [Answer] absorb [Question]

Output: To take in.


Input: [Term] Classical Drama [Definition]

Output: : much of drama today can be traced back to this period in ancient Greece and to religious festivals honoring the god Dionysus.


Input: [Term] Thrust stage [Definition]

Output: : A stage that extends into the audience on three sides and is connected to the backstage.


Input: [Term] Medieval Drama [Definition]

Output: : the period in which drama was invented once again.


Input: [Term] Renaissance drama [Definition]

Output: : 16th and 17th centuries in England, was a period of great artistic and technological creativity and drama benefited from the innovative spirit of the period.


Input: [Term] Modern drama [Definition]

Output: : Began in late 19th century. During this time realism was a dominant force in literature.


Input: [Term] Pastoral drama [Definition]

Output: : Dramatic works set in rural settings that idealize the life of shepherds and other country people.


Input: [Term] Theater of the absurd [Definition]

Output: : playwrights that explored the possibility that human life lacks any ultimate meaning; these plays put characters in absurd situations where effective action and genuine communication are possible.


Input: [Term] Expressionism [Definition]

Output: : Playwrights aimed to portray states of intense emotion (sometimes to the point of psychological disturbance) through very exaggerated costumes, make-up, and actions.


Input: [Term] Symbolist drama [Definition]

Output: : rather than portray everyday situations, playwrights used imaginary settings and symbolic characters and actions to explore spiritual and psychological truths.


Input: [Term] Stage directions [Definition]

Output: : detailed description of plays settings and characters and sometimes even the emotion or gesture meant to accompany a specific speech.


Input: [Term] Fourth wall [Definition]

Output: : an imaginary barrier between the audience and the audience.


Input: [Term] Realism [Definition]

Output: : The effort to portray life as it is.


Input: [Term] Picture-frame stage [Definition]

Output: : The audience looks into the stage and sees actors interacting within a detailed set representing a room or other location


Input: [Term] Proscenium arch [Definition]

Output: : an indoor auditorium with rows of seats faceing a picture-frame stage.


Input: [Term] Court comedies [Definition]

Output: : Comedic works, often consisting of improbable plots, elaborate costumes and sets, and music, meant to be performed in a royal court.


Input: [Term] Chronicle plays [Definition]

Output: : Dramatic works based on historic events and often with the purpose of promoting patriotism. Featured noble or royal characters, a great many performers, and spectacular pageantry.


Input: [Term] Elizabethan drama [Definition]

Output: Exposure to the drama of the Classical period inspired Renaissance playwrights to adopt the genres of tragedy and comedy to explore issues of history, politics, gender, and family relations, and other current topics


Input: [Term] Flat Character [Definition]

Output: : Characters that don't change.


Input: [Term] Mystery plays [Definition]

Output: : Dramatic works based on biblical stories.


Input: [Term] Miracle plays [Definition]

Output: : Dramatic works based on legendary miracles performed by saints or sacred objects.


Input: [Term] Morality plays [Definition]

Output: : Dramatic works that personify virtues and vices to convey allegorical themes.


Input: [Term] High comedy [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of comedy that engages audiences on an intellectual level and where the humor derives from situations that reveal inconsistencies in human behavior. Its funny because its true.


Input: [Term] Low comedy [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of comedy where the humor derives from jokes, trickery, and physical actions that engage audiences on an elemental level. Makes us laugh but rarely makes us think.


Input: [Term] Shakespearian Tragedy [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of tragedy containing elements of Aristotelian tragedy and featuring tragic characters, sensationalistic violence, and the language of blank verse.


Input: [Term] Modern Tragedy [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of tragedy that emerged in the modern period to portray ordinary people struggling with everyday issues. Modern tragedies can be realistic or involve experimentation with dramatic form and conventions.


Input: [Term] Tragicomedy [Definition]

Output: : A dramatic genre containing elements of both tragedy and comedy, featuring conflicts that nearly end tragically but finally lead to happy resolutions.


Input: [Term] Melodrama [Definition]

Output: : A dramatic genre featuring music and tending to focus on action, adventure, passion, and suspense over character depth.


Input: [Term] Comedy [Definition]

Output: : Subgenre of drama.


Input: [Term] Tragedy [Definition]

Output: : Subgenre of drama.


Input: [Term] Amphitheater [Definition]

Output: : An outdoor theater.


Input: [Term] Orchestra [Definition]

Output: : One of the 3 main parts of a greek theater. A circular space in the center of the amphitheater where the play was performed.


Input: [Term] Skene [Definition]

Output: : A backstage building for storing and changing costumes.


Input: [Term] Theatron [Definition]

Output: : where the audience sat in tiers surrounding the orchestra and the skene.


Input: [Term] Burlesque [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of low comedy characterized by extreme caricature, distortion of situations and events, and exaggeration to the point of absurdity.


Input: [Term] Commedia dell'arte [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of low comedy that emerged in Italy in the 16th century and involves stock characters improvising on a given scenario.


Input: [Term] Farce [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of low comedy in which the humor derives from crass jokes, absurd situations, and ridiculous actions.


Input: [Term] Slapstick [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of low comedy that involves practical jokes, humiliating blunders, horseplay, and violence. Often an element of farce.


Input: [Term] Comedy of manners [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of high comedy that portrays relationships and love affairs, often in upper-class society, and satirizes conventional social codes of behavior.


Input: [Term] Romantic Comedy [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of high comedy that features young couples encountering obstacles on their paths toward love and usually finding happy endings.


Input: [Term] Satire [Definition]

Output: : A subgenre of comedy in which irony, sarcasm, and ridicule are used to point out flaws in people or social institutions in order to encourage positive social change.


Input: [Answer] A Truck [Question]

Output: What is cooler then a car?


Input: [Answer] Nope Blue [Question]

Output: What is the color of Blue?


Input: [Answer] Heck if i know [Question]

Output: How Big is the Earth?


Input: [Answer] Bye [Question]

Output: Hi


Input: [Answer] Out [Question]

Output: In


Input: [Answer] Down [Question]

Output: Up


Input: [Answer] tt [Question]

Output: pp


Input: [Answer] Thats gay [Question]

Output: omg lol or ttul


Input: [Answer] Synarthrodial Amphiarthrodial Diarthrodial [Question]

Output: Types Of Joints


Input: [Answer] Essentially no movement and has fibrous sutures; sutures of skull [Question]

Output: Synarthrodial Joint


Input: [Answer] Small amount of movement and is cartilaginous; symphysis pubis, intervertebral discs [Question]

Output: Amphiarthrosis Joint


Input: [Answer] Freely moveable joint and has joint; articular cartilage gets nutrients from synovial fluid; 2 articular bones; has joint cavity; Example: Hip,knee,shoulder,elbow [Question]

Output: Diarthrodial Joint


Input: [Answer] One Axis; 1DF; Hinge for flex/ext;elbow and knee; Pivot for rotation in transverse plane; Axis C1 & C2, proximal radial/ulna jt [Question]

Output: Uniaxial Joint


Input: [Answer] Two Axis; 2DF; Condyloid flex/ext (Wrist) allows some abd/add (MP jts) radia/ulnar dev; Saddle joint concave surface meeting metacarpal of thumb flex/ext;abd/add ex. Thumb CMC [Question]

Output: Biaxial Joint


Input: [Answer] multiaxial joint; 3DF motion occurs in all three axes; joint allows more motion; the ball and socket joint; 3 degrees of freedom; hip/shoulder IR/ER/flex/ext/add/abd [Question]

Output: Triaxial Joint


Input: [Answer] Passes through the body from front to back and divides the body into right and left parts. Motions of this plane are flexion and extension. Axis Frontal [Question]

Output: Saggital Plane


Input: [Answer] Passes through body from side to side and divides the body into front and back parts. Motions of this plane are abd/add, radial/ulnar deviation, and eversion/inversion. [Question]

Output: Frontal (coronal) Plane


Input: [Answer] Passes through the body horizontally and divides the body into top and bottom parts. Motionsin this plane are medial/lateral rotation, supination/pronation, right/left rotation, and horizontal abd/ad. Axis Vertical/Longitundinal [Question]

Output: Transverse (horizontal plane)Plane


Input: [Answer] runs through a joint from front to back. This is on the frontal plane. [Question]

Output: Saggital Axis


Input: [Answer] runs through a joint from side to side. This is on the saggital plane. [Question]

Output: Frontal Axis


Input: [Answer] The point that runs through a joint from top to bottom. This is on the transverse plane. [Question]

Output: Vertical/Longitudinal Axis


Input: [Answer] The axis is always perpendicular to the plane. Occurs in a plane and around an axis. [Question]

Output: Joint Movement


Input: [Answer] Uniaxial Joint; Motion around one plane and one axis; Elbow Joint (saggital plane) [Question]

Output: One Degree of Freedom


Input: [Answer] Biaxial Joints; Motion around two planes; Wrist (sagittal and frontal planes) [Question]

Output: Two Degrees of Freedom


Input: [Answer] Triaxial Joints; Hip joint moves in all 3 planes. [Question]

Output: Three Degrees of Freedom


Input: [Answer] Rigid bar that can rotate about a fixed when point when a force is applied to overcome resistance. [Question]

Output: Lever


Input: [Answer] a fixed point at which movement of a lever occurs. [Question]

Output: Axis


Input: [Answer] in the human body, this is usually muscular. [Question]

Output: Force


Input: [Answer] in human motion, this includes the force opposing the movement of the lever. [Question]

Output: Resistance


Input: [Answer] Distal segment moves freely; Example: 15 knee kicks, running, cybex, free weights [Question]

Output: Open Kinetic Chain


Input: [Answer] Distal segment moves fixed; Example: push ups, lunges, squats, crutch walking, pushing a wheelchair, bench press, stair stepper [Question]

Output: Closed Kinetic Chain


Input: [Answer] Movement of the bone. This can be measured. Example: Flexion at the shoulder. [Question]

Output: Osteokinematics


Input: [Answer] Movement of the joint. This cannot be measured. This is usually found between joints. [Question]

Output: Arthorkinematics


Input: [Answer] Normal inherent movement of a joint that cannot be reproduced voluntarily. It gives rise to 3D of freedom. Ex. You cannot physically rotate the knee on your own, the tibia has to rotate. [Question]

Output: Accessory(Ancillary)Motion


Input: [Answer] This is where different parts of one bone touches different points of another. Occur for normal joint function. Ex. A ball rolling across the floor. [Question]

Output: Rolling


Input: [Answer] Same point of one bone touches different points on another. [Question]

Output: Gliding (Sliding)


Input: [Answer] Motion that occurs along the longitudinal axis of a bone. [Question]

Output: Spinning


Input: [Answer] When a convex bone moves on a concave bone you will get rolling and gliding in the opposite directions[(Humerus(convex)/glenoid(concave)]. [Question]

Output: Rule of Convex on Concave


Input: [Answer] The position is locked in. Maximum tension and maximum congruence of joint surfaces. End of Range. [Question]

Output: Closed Pack Position


Input: [Answer] The position has increased joint play, decreased congruency and joint capsule is on slack. The ligaments are not taut. [Question]

Output: Open (Loose) Pack Position


Input: [Answer] Long bone Short bone Flat bone Irregular bone Sesamoid bone [Question]

Output: Types of Bones


Input: [Answer] length more than width (and tubular) ex. femur [Question]

Output: Long Bone


Input: [Answer] dimensions large surface articulates with more than one bone example: carpals and tarsals [Question]

Output: Short bone


Input: [Answer] broad and thin. examples: scapula, sternum, cranial bones (frontal, parietal) [Question]

Output: Flat bone


Input: [Answer] Same composite as flat bone. Example: Vertebra, sacrum, coccyx, mandible, facial bones [Question]

Output: Irregular


Input: [Answer] a bone that forms within a tendon; example: patella and base of big toe [Question]

Output: Sesmoid


Input: [Answer] Diaphysis Epiphysis Metaphysis Endosteum Periosteum [Question]

Output: Structure of bone


Input: [Answer] shaft of long bone. [Question]

Output: Diaphysis


Input: [Answer] ends of bone. [Question]

Output: Epiphysis


Input: [Answer] lies between diaphysis and epiphysis. Functions to support the epiphysis. [Question]

Output: Metaphysis


Input: [Answer] lines medulary canal, responsible for resorption contains the osteoclast that break down bone tissue. [Question]

Output: Endosteum


Input: [Answer] covering of the bone; very sensitive and provides a route for circulation (vascular) and nerve supply. Active in bone growth and repair [Question]

Output: Periosteum


Input: [Answer] Strap Muscles Fusiform Muscles Rhomboidal Muscles Triangular Muscles [Question]

Output: Types of Muscle (Parallel-fibered muscles)


Input: [Answer] Unipennate muscles Bipennate muscles Multipennate muscles [Question]

Output: Types of Muscle (Oblique-fibered muscles)


Input: [Answer] long and thin with fibers. Example: rectus abdominus, sternocleidomastoid [Question]

Output: Strap Muscles


Input: [Answer] Shaped like a spindle. Example: biceps [Question]

Output: Fusiform Muscles


Input: [Answer] four-sided, usually flat, with broad attachments at each end. Example: rhomboids [Question]

Output: Rhomboidal Muscles


Input: [Answer] flat and fan shaped. Example: Pectoralis major [Question]

Output: Triangular Muscles


Input: [Answer] looks like a common feather. Example: rectus femoris (quad) [Question]

Output: Bipennate Muscles


Input: [Answer] a series of short fibers. looks like one side of a feather. Example: tibialis posterior, semi membranous [Question]

Output: Unipennate Muscles


Input: [Answer] many tendons with oblique fibers. Example: deltoid and subscapularis [Question]

Output: Multipennate Muscles


Input: [Answer] When a muscle reaches a point it cannot shorten any further. Refers to the agonist (the muscle that is contracting) [Question]

Output: Active Insufficiency


Input: [Answer] When a muscle reaches a point it cannot be elongated any more without damage to the muscle fibers. Example: You cannot touch toes. Refers to the antagonist [Question]

Output: Passive Insufficiency


Input: [Answer] Isometric Isotonic Isokinetic [Question]

Output: Types of Muscle Contraction


Input: [Answer] means same length, muscle contraction without joint motion; no change in muscle length [Question]

Output: Isometric


Input: [Answer] muscle contraction with joint angle changes; change in muscle length. Example: Flexing and extending the knee. [Question]

Output: Isotonic


Input: [Answer] isotonic contraction causing the muscle to shorten and the muscle attachments to move closer together. Moves against gravity. [Question]

Output: Concentric contraction


Input: [Answer] isotonic contraction causing the muscle to lenghten and the muscle attachments to move farther apart. Moves with gravity. [Question]

Output: Eccentric contraction


Input: [Answer] muscle contraction at a fixed velocity (speed) of movement with accommodating resistance. Must have machine. [Question]

Output: Isokinetic


Input: [Answer] A muscle or muscle group that causes the motion. In elbow flexion the agonist is the biceps muscle. [Question]

Output: Agonist (Prime Mover)


Input: [Answer] a muscle that performs the opposite motion of the agonist. This works against agonist.In elbow flextion the antagonist is the triceps muscle. [Question]

Output: Antagonist


Input: [Answer] when the agonist and the antagonist muscles work at the same time. Occurs when there is a need for accuracy. When a person learns a new task. Example: tight rope walking [Question]

Output: Cocontraction


Input: [Answer] a muscle or muscle group that supports a part, or makes firm, a part that allows the agonist to work more efficiently. Example: Abdominal muscles act to keep the trunk straight, while the arms move the trunk up and down. [Question]

Output: Stabilizer (fixator)


Input: [Answer] A muscle or muscle group that assists/works with another muscle to enhance a particular motion. [Question]

Output: Synergist


Input: [Answer] A muscle or muscle group that contracts to prevent unwanted motion. Example: Pronater teres resist when only want flexion. [Question]

Output: Neutralizer


Input: [Answer] axis between(A)is located between the force (F) and the resistance (R). Example: Playground seasaw, step up and step down Quad (F) and Weight (R)and (A) knee axis [Question]

Output: First class lever


Input: [Answer] axis (A) at one end, resistance (R)in the middle (R), and the force (F)at the other end. Example: ball of foot (A) and weight(R), insertion of achilles (F) Example: Letting a weight down in your hand [Question]

Output: Second class lever


Input: [Answer] axis (A) at one end, force (F)in middle, and the resistance (R) at the other end. Example: Lifting a weight up your hand Elbow (A), biceps (F), weight (R) [Question]

Output: Third class lever


Input: [Answer] Sensory Fiber. That detect the amount and rate of change of length in a muscle;detect stretch in the muscle spindle. Once the muscle has contracted the spindle stops sending the message, no longer feeling the stretch. [Question]

Output: Intrafusal fibers


Input: [Answer] Motor Fiber. Skeletal muscle fibers that surround the intrafusal fibers. Contain actin and myosin for contraction. Innervated by efferent motor neurons. Generate tension by contracting, thereby allowing for skeletal movement. [Question]

Output: Extrafusal fibers


Input: [Answer] the grey matter in the cerebrum. Initiates learned movement. No conscious thought needed. Control rhythmic movement, i.e. golf swing [Question]

Output: Basal Ganglia


Input: [Answer] modulates motor activity,does not initiate movement. controls equilibrium, has the ability to make adjustment to correct errors. [Question]

Output: Cerebellum


Input: [Answer] dendrite brings messages to the cell body. Is always on the posterior side. Messages travel into the posterior horn. Conducts toward. [Question]

Output: Sensory Neuron (Afferent)


Input: [Answer] has a multipolar cell body and has many dendrites to receive info. Located on the anterior horn. Conducts away. [Question]

Output: Motor Neuron (Efferent)


Input: [Answer] Specialized fibers that contract to prevent overstretching. Triggers the stretch reflex. [Question]

Output: Muscle Spindle


Input: [Answer] a change in medial-lateral chest diameter. refers to the ribs, bucket handle of rib cage, expand up and out and settle back down. [Question]

Output: Bucket Handle Motion


Input: [Answer] a change in anterior-posterior diameter of the chest. Occurs at the sternum. [Question]

Output: Pump Handle Motion


Input: [Answer] Absorb shock Transmit shock Maintain flexibility Provide 25% of spinal column height [Question]

Output: Functions Intervertebral Disc


Input: [Answer] from C7 to sacrum. Also called ligamentum Nuchae in C1-C7. Example: whiplash injury [Question]

Output: Supraspinous Ligament


Input: [Answer] Transverse process to transverse process. Connecting transverse process. [Question]

Output: Intertransverse Ligament


Input: [Answer] Body is small oval, transverse process foramen for vertebral artery; laterally. [Question]

Output: The Cervical Spine


Input: [Answer] body diameter is intermediate, circle/heart shaped. Spinous process point downward, facets on body for rib articulation only. Transverse process for ribs. [Question]

Output: The Thoracic Spine


Input: [Answer] Body is large, big, heavy bulky. No foramen or articulation. Thick, point posteriorly. [Question]

Output: The Lumbar Spine


Input: [Answer] can sustain only short, anaerobic bursts of activity before muscle contraction becomes painful [Question]

Output: Fast Twitch


Input: [Answer] It can carry more oxygen and sustain aerobic activity. aerobic muscles [Question]

Output: Slow Twitch


Input: [Answer] Relaxation to prolonged stretch. Help protect the tendon from excessive tension. (passive stretching that could cause rupture) Can be made to stretch by passive stretch. [Question]

Output: Golgi Tendon Organ (GTO)


Input: [Answer] Flexion/Extension/Hyperextension/Lateral bending/Rotation [Question]

Output: Vertebral Joint Motions


Input: [Answer] myelinated,main sensory area [Question]

Output: White Matter


Input: [Answer] unmyelinated contains the nerve cell bodies and location of synapse [Question]

Output: Grey Matter


Input: [Answer] back pain, posterior tilt; anterior tilt lumbar angle decreases (pregnant and lean forward) [Question]

Output: Pelvic Tilt


Input: [Answer] occurs when the pelvis tilts foward, moving the ASIS anterior to the pubic symphysis. [Question]

Output: Pelvic Anterior Tilt


Input: [Answer] occurs when the pelvis tilts backward, moving the ASIS posterior to the pubic symphysis. [Question]

Output: Pelvic Posterior Tilt


Input: [Answer] Roots Trunk Divisions Cords Branches [Question]

Output: Robert Taylor Drinks Coffee Black


Input: [Answer] Small amount of twisting or stretching movement. [Question]

Output: Syndesmosis


Input: [Answer] bones united by a thin sheath of fibrous tissue. [Question]

Output: Synarthosis


Input: [Answer] Move in the same direction [Question]

Output: Concave on Convex


Input: [Answer] Move in the opposite direction [Question]

Output: Convex on Concave


Input: [Answer] broad tendinous sheath that may serve as an attachment for a muscle. [Question]

Output: Aponoeurosis and Fascia


Input: [Answer] avascular; aneural and it's found at ends of bone.Provides for smooth surface and distributes over a large area. [Question]

Output: Hyaline Cartilage


Input: [Answer] Found in weight bearing joint and are good shock absorbers; [Question]

Output: Fibrocartilage


Input: [Answer] gives support and shape to n site for blood manufacturing site for storage of calcium, phosphorus and magnesium Protects vital organs [Question]

Output: Functions of Skeletal System


Input: [Answer] connect bone to bone [Question]

Output: Ligaments


Input: [Answer] connect muscle to bone [Question]

Output: tendons


Input: [Answer] synovial membrane lined sac with fluid, reduces friction 2 surfaces [Question]

Output: bursa


Input: [Answer] Elbow at 90 degrees (closed pack) Hip full extension and medial rotation (closed pack) Knee (full extension and lateral rotation of tibia) Glenohumeral (Abduction and lateral rotation) [Question]

Output: Closed Pack Postion of Joints


Input: [Answer] the joint surfaces have maximum contact with each other , are tightly compressed and are difficult to distract (separate) [Question]

Output: Congruent


Input: [word] able [definition]

Output: you have the power to do something


Input: [word] early [definition]

Output: near the beginning of something


Input: [word] own [definition]

Output: something that belongs to you


Input: [word] gobbled [definition]

Output: ate quickly in a greedy manner


Input: [word] dismay [definition]

Output: unsure; full of doubt


Input: [word] kernel [definition]

Output: a grain or seed


Input: [word] brook [definition]

Output: small stream of running water


Input: [word] banquet [definition]

Output: a large, formal meal for many people


Input: [word] sincerely [definition]

Output: truthful; not pretending


Input: [word] strutted [definition]

Output: walked in a confident way


Input: [word] greet [definition]

Output: to welcome


Input: [word] grazing [definition]

Output: to feed on growing grass


Input: [Question] Abdominal Cavity [Answer]

Output: contains primarily the major organs of digestion


Input: [Question] Adenectomy [Answer]

Output: Surgical removal of a gland


Input: [Question] Adenocarcinoma [Answer]

Output: a malignant tumor that originates in glandular tissue


Input: [Question] Adenoma [Answer]

Output: a benign tumor that arises in or resembles, glandular tissue


Input: [Question] Adenomalacia [Answer]

Output: abnormal softening of a gland


Input: [Question] Adenosclerosis [Answer]

Output: abnormal hardening of the gland


Input: [Question] Anaplasia [Answer]

Output: change in the structure of cells and their orientation to each other


Input: [Question] Anatomy [Answer]

Output: The study of structures in the body


Input: [Question] Anomaly [Answer]

Output: deviatation from what is regarded as normal


Input: [Question] Anterior [Answer]

Output: situated in front


Input: [Question] Aplasia [Answer]

Output: defective development, or the congenitial absence of an organ or tissue


Input: [Question] Bloodborne Transmission [Answer]

Output: is the spread of a disease through contact with the blood


Input: [Question] Caudal [Answer]

Output: toward the lower part of the body


Input: [Question] Cephalic [Answer]

Output: means toward the head


Input: [Question] Chromosomes [Answer]

Output: genetic structures located within the nucleus of each cell


Input: [Question] Communicable Disease [Answer]

Output: any condition that is transmitted from one person to another either by direct or indirect contact


Input: [Question] Congenital Disorder [Answer]

Output: abnormal condition that exists at the time of birth


Input: [Question] Cytoplasm [Answer]

Output: material within the cell membrane that is not part of the nucleus


Input: [Question] Distal [Answer]

Output: situated farthest from the midline or beginning of a body structure


Input: [Question] Dorsal [Answer]

Output: refers to the back of the organ or body


Input: [Question] Dysplasia [Answer]

Output: abnormal development or growth of cells, tissues or organs


Input: [Question] Endemic [Answer]

Output: refers to the ongoing presence of a disease within population, group, or area


Input: [Question] Endocrine Glands [Answer]

Output: which produses hormones


Input: [Question] Epidemic [Answer]

Output: is a sudden and widespread outbreak of a disease within a specific population group or area


Input: [Question] Epigastric Region [Answer]

Output: is located above the stomach


Input: [Question] Etiology [Answer]

Output: is the study of the causes of disease


Input: [Question] Exocrine Glands [Answer]

Output: such as sweat glands, secret chemical substances into ducts that lead either to other organs out the body


Input: [Question] Functional Disorders [Answer]

Output: produces symptoms for which no physiological or anatomical can be identified


Input: [Question] Genetic Disorder [Answer]

Output: a pathological condition caused by absent or defective gene


Input: [Question] Geriatrician [Answer]

Output: a physician that specializes in the care of older people


Input: [Question] Hemophilia [Answer]

Output: a group of hereditary bleeding disorders in which the blood-clotting factor is missing


Input: [Question] Histology [Answer]

Output: is the study of the structure compositin and fuction of tissues


Input: [Question] Homeostasis [Answer]

Output: process through which body maintains a constant internal enviornment


Input: [Question] Hyperplasia [Answer]

Output: the enlargment of an organ or tissue because of an abnormal increase in the number of cells in the tissue


Input: [Question] Hypertrophy [Answer]

Output: general increase in the bulk of a body part or organ that is due to an increase in the size


Input: [Question] Hypogastric Region [Answer]

Output: located below the stomach


Input: [Question] Hypoplasia [Answer]

Output: incomplete development of an organ or usually due to dificency in the number of cells


Input: [Question] Iatrogenic Illness [Answer]

Output: an unfavorable response due to prescribed medical treatment


Input: [Question] Idiopathic Disorder [Answer]

Output: illness caused without known cause


Input: [Question] Infectious Disease [Answer]

Output: an illness caused by a living pathogenic organisms such as bacteria and viruses


Input: [Question] Inguinal [Answer]

Output: relating to the groin, refers to the entire lower area of abdomen


Input: [Question] Medial [Answer]

Output: direction toward or nearer the midline


Input: [Question] Mesentry [Answer]

Output: fused double layer of the parietal peritoneum that attaches parts of the intestines to the interior abdominal wall


Input: [Question] Midsagittal Plane [Answer]

Output: also known as the midline, is the sagittal plane that divides the body into equal right and left halves


Input: [Question] Nosocomial Infection [Answer]

Output: disease acquired in a hospital or clinical setting


Input: [Question] Pandemic [Answer]

Output: refers to an outbreak of a disease occurindg over a large geographic area, possibly worldwide


Input: [Question] Pelvic Cavity [Answer]

Output: space formed by hip bones and it contains primarily the organs of the reproductive and excretory system


Input: [Question] Peritoneum [Answer]

Output: multilayered membrane that protects and holds the organs in place within the abdominal cavity


Input: [Question] Peritonis [Answer]

Output: inflammation of the peritoneum


Input: [Question] Phenyiketonuria [Answer]

Output: commonly known as PKU, is a genetic disorder in which the essential digestive enzyme phenylalanine hydroxylase is missing


Input: [Question] Physiology [Answer]

Output: Study of functions of the structures of the body


Input: [Question] Posterior [Answer]

Output: situated in the back


Input: [Question] Proximal [Answer]

Output: situated nearest the midline or the beginning of a body structure


Input: [Question] Retroperitoneal [Answer]

Output: located behind the peritoneum


Input: [Question] Stem Cells [Answer]

Output: are undifferintiated cells that unlike any specific adult cell, however, they have the important ability to form any adult cell


Input: [Question] Thoracic Cavity [Answer]

Output: also known as the chest cavity ot thorax. surrounds and protects the heart and lungs


Input: [Question] Transverse Plane [Answer]

Output: horizintal plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions


Input: [Question] Umbilicus [Answer]

Output: commonly known as the belly button


Input: [Question] Ventral [Answer]

Output: refers to the front, or belly side, of the organ or body


Input: [Question] Vector-borne Transmission [Answer]

Output: the spread of certain disease due to the bite of a vector. Vectors are insects such as flies, mites, fleas, ticks, rats, & dogs


Input: [Definition] A section of a newspaper in which job want ads are found [Term]

Output: Classifieds


Input: [Definition] An work group whose purpose is to assist individuals in finding employment [Term]

Output: Employment Agency


Input: [Definition] Using contacts with friends and family members as a mean of finding job leads [Term]

Output: Networking


Input: [Definition] A personal summary of accomplishments, education and work experience [Term]

Output: Resume


Input: [Definition] An individual's name, address, phone number, and e-mail address ;required on all resumes; if applicable, include both a current and permanent address [Term]

Output: Heading


Input: [Definition] Clearly describes the work goal or position one would like to attain [Term]

Output: Objective


Input: [Definition] Most recent educational experiences listed first; include degrees received or sought; list dates, majors, minors, and GPA if its over 3.0 [Term]

Output: Educational background


Input: [Definition] Most applicable work experiences listed in reverse chronological order, and description of work responsibilities at each job; include position held , name and location of the organization, and the month and year of employment [Term]

Output: Work experience


Input: [Definition] Experiences that relate to the job, including leadership opportunities; optional on resumes [Term]

Output: Honors/awards/volunteer experience


Input: [Definition] An ability, such as world languages, software, leadership, and teamwork, and a one line statement for each clearly describing how the ability has been used [Term]

Output: Special skill


Input: [Definition] People who can affirm that an applicant is worthy of hiring "References Furnished upon Request" should be included in all resumes; actual references should be on a separate piece of paper. [Term]

Output: References


Input: [Definition] Words in a resumes that bring experiences to life and make clear what was learned [Term]

Output: Action words


Input: [Definition] A form an individual fills out to let it be known that he/she wishes to work in a particular place of employment [Term]

Output: Application


Input: [Definition] A letter used to get an interview; also called letter of inquiry or letter of application A cover letter accompanies a resume [Term]

Output: Cover letter


Input: [Definition] An opportunity for an applicant to "sell" himself or herself to the employer as the most qualified person for a position [Term]

Output: Interview


Input: [Definition] Appropriate behavior and dress during a job interview [Term]

Output: Etiquette


Input: [Definition] A brief note of appreciation the a job seeker should send to an interviewer within one day after being interviewed [Term]

Output: Thank you note


Input: [Answer] Anything that has mass and takes up space. [Question]

Output: Matter


Input: [Answer] the measure of the size of a body or region in three-dimensional space [Question]

Output: Volume


Input: [Answer] the curve at a liquid's surface by which one measures the volume of the liquid [Question]

Output: Meniscus


Input: [Answer] a measure of the amount of matter in an object [Question]

Output: Mass


Input: [Answer] the measure of the gravitational force exerted on an object [Question]

Output: Weight


Input: [Answer] the tendency of an object to resist being moved [Question]

Output: Inertia


Input: [Answer] characteristic of a substance that does not involve a chemical change, such as density, color, hardness [Question]

Output: Physical property


Input: [Answer] a property of matter that describes a substance's ability to participate in chemical reactions [Question]

Output: Chemical property


Input: [Answer] occurs when one or more substances change into entirely new substances with different properties [Question]

Output: Chemical change


Input: [Answer] a change of matter from one form to another without changing its chemical properties [Question]

Output: Physical change


Input: [Answer] the physical forms of matter, which include solid, liquid, and gas [Question]

Output: States of Matter


Input: [Answer] the state of matter that has a definite shape and definite volume [Question]

Output: Solid


Input: [Answer] the state of matter that has a definite volume, but no definite shape; takes on the shape of its container [Question]

Output: Liquid


Input: [Answer] the state of matter that has no definite shape and no definite volume [Question]

Output: Gas


Input: [Answer] the change of a substance from one physical state to another [Question]

Output: Change of State


Input: [Answer] the force that acts on the particles at the surface of a liquid [Question]

Output: Surface tension


Input: [Answer] the resistance of a liquid (or gas) to flow [Question]

Output: Viscosity


Input: [Answer] the change of state where a solid becomes a liquid by adding heat [Question]

Output: Melting


Input: [Answer] the change of state where a liquid becomes a gas [Question]

Output: Evaporation


Input: [Answer] the change of state from a gas to a liquid [Question]

Output: Condensation


Input: [Answer] the change of state from a solid directly to a gas [Question]

Output: Sublimation


Input: [Answer] a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means [Question]

Output: Element


Input: [Answer] an element that is shiny and is a good conductor of heat and electricity [Question]

Output: Metal


Input: [Answer] an element that is a poor conductor of heat and electricity [Question]

Output: Nonmetal


Input: [Answer] an element that has properties of both metals and nonmetals [Question]

Output: Metalloid


Input: [Answer] a substance made up of atoms of two or more different elements chemically combined [Question]

Output: Compound


Input: [Answer] a combination of two or more substances that are not chemically [Question]

Output: Mixture


Input: [Answer] a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances uniformly dispersed throughout a single phase [Question]

Output: Solution


Input: [Answer] in a solution, the substance that dissolves in the solvent [Question]

Output: Solute


Input: [Answer] in a solution, the substance in which the solute dissolves [Question]

Output: Solvent


Input: [Answer] describes something that occurs or repeats at regular intervals [Question]

Output: Periodic


Input: [Answer] a horizontal (across) row of elements in the periodic table [Question]

Output: Period


Input: [Answer] a vertical (up and down) column in the periodic table [Question]

Output: Group


Input: [Answer] smallest unit of matter [Question]

Output: Atom


Input: [Answer] negatively charged particle surrounding the nucleus of an atom [Question]

Output: Electron


Input: [Answer] positively particle in the nucleus of an atom [Question]

Output: Proton


Input: [Answer] neutrally charged particle in the nucleus of an atom [Question]

Output: Neutron


Input: [Question] Fine, downy hair found on all body parts of the fetus, with the exception of the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet, after 20 weeks' gestation. [Answer]

Output: lanugo


Input: [Question] Excessive growth of a fetus in relation to the gestational time period. [Answer]

Output: large for gestational age (LGA)


Input: [Question] Moving of the fetus and uterus downward into the pelvic cavity. [Answer]

Output: lightening


Input: [Question] The line of darker pigmentation extending from the umbilicus to the pubis noted in some women during the later months of pregnancy [Answer]

Output: linea nigra


Input: [Question] Maternal discharge of blood, mucus, and tissue from the uterus; may last for several weeks after birth. [Answer]

Output: lochia


Input: [Question] Pink, serous, and blood-tinged vaginal discharge that follows lochia rubra and lasts until the seventh to tenth day after birth. [Answer]

Output: lochia serosa


Input: [Question] A condition seen in neonates of large body size and high birth weight, as those born of prediabetic and diabetic mothers. [Answer]

Output: macrosomia


Input: [Question] Inflammation of the breast [Answer]

Output: mastitis


Input: [Question] Dark green or black material present in the large intestine of a full-term infant; the first stools passed by the newborn. [Answer]

Output: meconium


Input: [Question] Tiny white papules appearing on the face of a neonate as a result of unopened sebaceous glands; they disappear spontaneously within a few weeks. [Answer]

Output: milia


Input: [Question] Discoloration of the skin in irregular areas; may be seen with chilling, poor perfusion, or hypoxia. [Answer]

Output: mottling


Input: [Question] A woman who has never been pregnant. [Answer]

Output: nulligravida


Input: [Question] Active and compassionate therapies intended to comfort and support those with short life expectancies [Answer]

Output: palliative care


Input: [Question] Pinpoint red lesions. [Answer]

Output: petechiae


Input: [Question] Yellow pigmentation of body tissues caused by the presence of bile pigments. [Answer]

Output: physiologic jaundice


Input: [Question] Born after the completion of the 42 st week of gestation. [Answer]

Output: Postterm


Input: [Question] After childbirth or delivery [Answer]

Output: postpartum


Input: [Question] Any infant born before 37 week of gestation. [Answer]

Output: Preterm


Input: [Question] Blood-tinged mucus from the vagina in the newborn female infant; caused by withdrawal of maternal hormones that were present during pregnancy. [Answer]

Output: pseudomenstruation


Input: [Question] Inadequate weight or growth for gestational age; birth weight below the tenth percentile. [Answer]

Output: small for gestational age (SGA)


Input: [Question] A surface-active mixture of lipoproteins secreted in the alveoli and air passages that reduces surface tension of pulmonary fluids and contributes to the elasticity of pulmonary tissue. [Answer]

Output: surfactant


Input: [Question] Normal newborn reflex elicited by inserting a finger or nipple in the newborn's mouth, resulting in forceful, rhythmic sucking. [Answer]

Output: sucking reflex


Input: [Question] Fibrous connections of opposed joint surfaces, as in the skull [Answer]

Output: sutures


Input: [Question] The normal duration of pregnancy [Answer]

Output: term


Input: [Question] Postural reflex seen in the newborn. When the supine infant's head is turned to one side, the arm and leg on that side extend while the extremities on the opposite side flex. Also called the fencing position [Answer]

Output: tonic neck reflex


Input: [Question] The structure connecting the placenta to the umbilicus of the fetus and through which nutrients from the woman are exchanged for wastes from the fetus [Answer]

Output: umbilical cord


Input: [Question] A protective cheeselike whitish substance made up of sebum and desquamated epithelial cells that is present on the fetal skin. [Answer]

Output: vernix caseosa


Input: [Question] Yellow-white gelatinous material surrounding the vessels of the umbilical cord. [Answer]

Output: Wharton's jelly


Input: [Question] the nasal rim of the eyelids; the angle at either end [Answer]

Output: inner canthus


Input: [Question] The temporal rim of the eyelids; the angle at either end of the slit between the eyelids [Answer]

Output: outer canthus


Input: [Question] The inflammation of the eyes in the newborn [Answer]

Output: ophthalmia neonatorum


Input: [Question] Partial or total premature separation of a normally implanted placenta. [Answer]

Output: abruptio placentae


Input: [Question] Difficult labor due to mechanical factors produced by the fetus or the maternal pelvis, or due to inadequate uterine or other muscular activity. [Answer]

Output: dystocia


Input: [Question] A major complication of pregnancy. Its cause is unknown; it occurs more often in the primigravida and is accompanied by elevated blood pressure, albuminuria, oliguria, tonic and clonic convulsions, and coma [Answer]

Output: eclampsia


Input: [Question] It may occur during pregnancy (usually after the 20th week of gestation) or within 48 hours after childbirth. [Answer]

Output: eclampsia


Input: [Question] Implantation of the fertilized ovum outside the uterine cavity; common sites are the abdomen, fallopian tubes, and ovaries. Also called oocyesis. [Answer]

Output: ectopic pregnancy


Input: [Question] Hemolytic disease of the newborn characterized by anemia, jaundice, enlargement of the liver and spleen, and generalized edema. Caused by isoimmunization due to Rh incompatibility or ABO incompatibility. [Answer]

Output: erythroblastosis fetalis


Input: [Question] Degenerative process in chorionic villi, giving rise to multiple cysts and rapid growth of the uterus with hemorrhage. [Answer]

Output: hydatidiform mole


Input: [Question] An excess of amniotic fluid, leading to overdistention of the uterus. Frequently seen in diabetic pregnant women, even if there is no coexisting fetal anomaly. Also called polyhydramnios. [Answer]

Output: hydramnios


Input: [Question] Excessive vomiting during pregnancy, leading to dehydration and starvation. [Answer]

Output: hyperemesis gravidarum


Input: [Question] Abnormal implantation of the placenta in the lower uterine segment. Classification of type is based on proximity to the cervical os: total-completely covers the os; partial-covers a portion of the os; marginal-is in close proximity to the os. [Answer]

Output: placenta previa


Input: [Question] abnormal deep attachment of the placenta to the uterine wall (decidua) such that the chorionic villi invade abnormally into the myometrium [Answer]

Output: placenta accreta


Input: [Question] The presence of excessive amniotic fluid surrounding the unborn infant. [Answer]

Output: polyhydramnios


Input: [Question] Bleeding into the subcutaneous tissue in the perineal area caused by episiotomy, labor and delivery is called? [Answer]

Output: postpartum hematoma


Input: [Question] Any blood loss from the uterus between 500 and 1,000 milliliters within 24 hours after delivery is called? [Answer]

Output: postpartum hemorrhage


Input: [Question] Toxemia of pregnancy, characterized by hypertension, albuminuria, and edema. [Answer]

Output: preeclampsia


Input: [Question] Simply means that the cervix is unable to support a pregnancy [Answer]

Output: premature cervical dilation


Input: [Question] This occurs when the women expells all during delivery such as placenta and fetus. [Answer]

Output: products of conception


Input: [Question] Umbilical cord that becomes trapped in the vagina before the fetus is born. [Answer]

Output: prolapsed cord


Input: [Question] A maternal temperature of 38C (100.4F) or higher on any 2 of the first 10 postpartal days, excluding the first 24 hours. The temperature is to be taken by mouth at least 4 times per day. [Answer]

Output: puerperal


Input: [Question] Relationship of the presenting fetal part to an imaginary line drawn between the pelvic ischial spines [Answer]

Output: station


Input: [Question] EFM (electronic fetal monitoring) test of the well-being of the fetus during contractions deliberately stimulated with oxytocin. [Answer]

Output: stress test


Input: [Question] Inflammation of a vein wall resulting in thrombus [Answer]

Output: thrombophlebitis


Input: [Question] reflex that occurs when a finger or small object is placed in the newborn’s hand [Answer]

Output: palmar grasp reflex


Input: [Question] urethral opening on the ventral (lower) surface of the penis [Answer]

Output: hypospadius


Input: [Question] reflex that occurs when the sole of the foot is touched [Answer]

Output: plantar grasp reflex


Input: [Question] heat lost by transfer to cooler objects that are nearby, but not in direct contact [Answer]

Output: radiation


Input: [Question] heat lost when water is changed to vapor [Answer]

Output: evaporation


Input: [Question] heat lost by direct contact with a cooler object [Answer]

Output: conduction


Input: [Question] heat lost by the movement of air [Answer]

Output: convection


Input: [Question] occurs when the infant is searching for food [Answer]

Output: rooting reflex


Input: [Question] outward movement of the nostrils [Answer]

Output: nasal flaring


Input: [Question] white pinpoint spots resembling white heads [Answer]

Output: milia


Input: [Question] reflex that occurs when newborns have a sense of falling; startle reflex [Answer]

Output: moro


Input: [Question] reflex elicited by stroking the lateral side of the foot from heel to toe [Answer]

Output: babinski reflex


Input: [Question] small white cysts, may be present on the palate of neonates [Answer]

Output: epstein’s pearls


Input: [Question] obtained by holding newborns with the feet touching the table [Answer]

Output: stepping reflex


Input: [Question] Surgical delivery or surgical removal of the fetus [Answer]

Output: cesarean section


Input: [Question] rebounding of the fetus against examiner’s fingers, when examiner puts two fingers into the vagina and pushes upward on the uterus [Answer]

Output: ballottement


Input: [Question] first fetal stool [Answer]

Output: meconium


Input: [Question] first fetal movements felt by the mother [Answer]

Output: quickening


Input: [Question] ability to live outside the uterus, is 24 weeks [Answer]

Output: viability


Input: [Question] Excessive fullness - usually referring to the breasts. [Answer]

Output: engorgement


Input: [Question] The sensation the mother feels when the baby "drops" down or gradually settles into the pelvis. [Answer]

Output: lightening


Input: [Question] The process of starting labor by artificial means. [Answer]

Output: Induction


Input: [Question] Instruments used by physicians when assistance is needed to move the baby through the birth canal. [Answer]

Output: Forceps:


Input: [Question] Forceps are designed to fit the baby’s head and the mother’s pelvis [Answer]

Output: Forceps:


Input: [Question] The use of artificial drugs, such as Pitocin or Prostaglandin hormone, to enhance or stimulate labor. [Answer]

Output: Induction


Input: [Question] delivery of the baby other than headfirst. Most breech deliveries are buttocks first. [Answer]

Output: Breech birth


Input: [Question] delivery of the baby through an incision in the abdomen and uterus. [Answer]

Output: cesarean delivery


Input: [Question] Excessive amount of bilirubin in the blood; indicative of hemolytic processes due to blood incompatibility, intrauterine infection, septicemia, neonatal renal infection, and other disorders. [Answer]

Output: hyperbilirubinemia


Input: [Question] The treatment of jaundice by exposure to light [Answer]

Output: phototherapy


Input: [Question] A fungal infection of the oral mucous membranes caused by Candida albicans. Most often seen in infants; characterized by white plaques in the mouth. [Answer]

Output: thrush


Input: [Question] a physical split or separation of the two sides of the upper lip [Answer]

Output: cleft lip


Input: [Question] split or opening in the roof of the mouth [Answer]

Output: cleft palate


Input: [Question] a birth defect in which part of esophagus is not hollow [Answer]

Output: esophageal atresia