Input: [Answer] skin [Question]

Output: The combining forms cutane/o- (cutaneous), pel/o- (pellagra), -derm- (ep/iderm/is and dermat/itis) , and cut/i- (cut/icle) all mean:


Input: [Answer] Urticaria "allergic reaction" [Question]

Output: The term Nettles, Hives, or ______________ refers to a rash that may be characterized by wheals.


Input: [Answer] an extensive sin fungus condition, state of, or infection [Question]

Output: The compound diagnostic term "Dermato/myc/osis" actually means:


Input: [Answer] inflamed oil gland [Question]

Output: The compound term "Sebo/aden/itis" literally means:


Input: [Answer] sweat [Question]

Output: The combining forms Hidr/o- and Sudero- both mean:


Input: [Answer] procedure of cutting out wrinkles [Question]

Output: The surgical term Rhytid/ec/tom/y literally means:


Input: [Answer] -opsy "bi/o/psy" [Question]

Output: The suffix that means to view is:


Input: [Answer] -coccus [Question]

Output: The suffix that means berry shaped is:


Input: [Answer] redbugs or red mites [Question]

Output: Chiggers are also referred to as ___________. These six-legged mites are parasitic on insects, vertebrates, and man. They attach to the skin where they secrete saliva that causes itching, wheals, and dermatitis.


Input: [Answer] abscess "tissue goes away" [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term that means localization of pus is:


Input: [Answer] inflammation of a sweat gland [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Hidr/aden/itis means:


Input: [Answer] contusion [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term that means skin or tissue bruise is:


Input: [Answer] pediculosis [Question]

Output: The term that means invasion into the skin and body hair by lice is:


Input: [Answer] actinic kerat/osis [Question]

Output: The pre/cancerous skin condition that is characterized by horny and hard skin that was caused by excessive exposure to sunlight is:


Input: [Answer] gangrene [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term _____________ actually means tissue death or literally "an eating sore." This condition is usually caused by Clostridium prefringenes and/or poor blood supply.


Input: [Answer] ab/ras/ion [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term that actually means the process of scraping away the skin by a mechanical process or injury is:


Input: [Answer] Kaposi's Sarcoma [Question]

Output: A malignant neoplasmic skin condition that spreads to organs & lymph nodes, which is commonly associated with AIDS, diabetes, and lymphoma is:


Input: [Answer] strepto/coccus [Question]

Output: The medical term that means berry-shaped bacteria in twisted chains is:


Input: [Answer] scar [Question]

Output: The medical term Cicatrix literally means:


Input: [Answer] mole or birthmark [Question]

Output: The medical term Nevus means:


Input: [Answer] pressure bredsore [Question]

Output: If a patient has a decubitus ulcer, he or she has a(n):


Input: [Answer] verruca [Question]

Output: The medical term that means Wart is:


Input: [Answer] severe itching [Question]

Output: The medical term Pruritus means:


Input: [Answer] papule [Question]

Output: The medical term that means small, solid skin elevation is:


Input: [Answer] jaundice [Question]

Output: The medical term which refers to a yellow or orange-yellow tinge to the skin that results from damaged liver cells is:


Input: [Answer] pointed and common [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Acne Vulgaris literally means:


Input: [Answer] face lifts, eyelid drooping, and belly tucks [Question]

Output: The procedural term Dermatoplasty includes __________ surgery


Input: [Answer] dandruff [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Seb/orrhea Dermat/itis is also known as:


Input: [Answer] "old age" baldness or "fox mange" [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Geriatric Alopecia actually means:


Input: [Answer] coal or carbuncle lesion [Question]

Output: The disease term Anthrax literally means:


Input: [Answer] inflammation of the lip [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Cheil/itis literally means:


Input: [Answer] scooping [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Curettage of a skin lesion literally means:


Input: [Answer] boil [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Furuncle actually means ____________and is a staphylococcus inflection of a hair follicle or hair gland:


Input: [Answer] 3 day measles [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Rubella (red) is also known as:


Input: [Answer] to creep [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Herpes literally means:


Input: [Answer] red or redness [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Rubeola (AKA: German or 9 Day Measles) literally means:


Input: [Answer] Rubeola - day measles [Question]

Output: A diagnostic characteristic of oral Koplik Spots (next to the back Molars "grinders") is associated with:


Input: [Answer] Chickenpox [Question]

Output: The skin condition of Shingles is caused by the Herpes Zoster Virus. This virus also causes:


Input: [Answer] poxvirus [Question]

Output: The disease Smallpox (AKA: as Variola Major or Minor) is caused by a highly contagious __________ and is characterized by prostration, a vesicular-pustular rash, and fever.


Input: [Answer] a black tumor that is bad or cancerous [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Malignant Melanoma actually means:


Input: [Answer] fish-like skin condition with scale-like tissue [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Ichthy/osis actually means:


Input: [Answer] the state of being hairy [Question]

Output: Th ediagnostic term Hirsut/ism literally means:


Input: [Answer] scaly crab-like cell tumors of the surface tissue "lungs and skin" [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Squamous Cell Carcinoma actually means:


Input: [Answer] to gape open [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Dehiscence actually means:


Input: [Answer] worm [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Helminth/iasis, Ascar/iasis and Vermicul/osis can refer to __________________ infections of the skin or the digestive system.


Input: [Answer] nail/fungus/condition "infection" [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Onycho/myc/o/sis literally means:


Input: [Answer] Impetigo "means to attack" [Question]

Output: The bacterial infection of the face that is referred to as ____________ is characterized by vesicles or sacs that rupture and form a golden crust.


Input: [Answer] condition of faulty sweating "skin sweat blisters" [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Dys/hidr/osis literally means:


Input: [Answer] itch mite saliva that causes severe itching [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Scabies actually means:


Input: [Answer] Jock Itch "scrotal, crural, anal, or genital fungus itch" [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Tinea Cruris (or crusis) actually means:


Input: [Answer] glowing white/condition [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term for the fungul infection Candid/iasis literally means:


Input: [Answer] Poly/cyth/emia Vera [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term __________refers to red skin caused by an increase in RBCs near the surface of the skin. This proliferative bone marrow condition can cause clots, strokes, heart attacks..


Input: [Answer] fungus [Question]

Output: The skin condition of Ringworm is actually caused by a:


Input: [Answer] skin sore [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Cutaneous Ulcer literally means:


Input: [Answer] throat or vagina [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Thrush is usually a fungus infection of the:


Input: [Answer] Rheumatoid Arthritis [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Sclero/derma is actually an Auto-Immune reactionary dis/ease like:


Input: [Answer] Connecticut [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Lyme is associated with a town in ________ where this deer tick-borne spirochete bacteria first appeared to man.


Input: [Answer] dry/skin [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Xero/derm literally means:


Input: [Answer] tick [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is caused by a Rickettsial (small bacteria) organism that is carried by a:


Input: [Answer] Psoriasis [Question]

Output: The diagnostic term __________ literally means "to itch" and this chronic skin condition causes red patches with dry, thick, silvery scales.


Input: [Answer] the process of tearing [Question]

Output: A skin Lacer/ation literally means:


Input: [Answer] all of the above (South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia) [Question]

Output: Helminth/iasis (Worm Diseases) and TB (Tuberculosis) are the two (2) leading killers in which under-developed country:


Input: [Answer] all of the above: (Tapeworms, Roundworms, Flukeworms) [Question]

Output: Helminth/ic Diseases can attack multiple body systems including the integumentary, digestive, and nervous systems. They are caused by Meta/zoa Parasitic Worms called:


Input: [Answer] process of feces or stool away [Question]

Output: THe term De/fec/ation literally means:


Input: [Answer] bed bugs [Question]

Output: Cimex lectularius is also known as:


Input: [Answer] to swallow away or down [Question]

Output: The physiologic (function) term De/glutition literally means:


Input: [Answer] process of chewing and chewer [Question]

Output: The terms Masticat/ion and Mand/ible actually mean:


Input: [Answer] Athletes Foot [Question]

Output: The term Tinea Pedis actually means:


Input: [Answer] erythema [Question]

Output: Skin blushing, _________, or redness is usually caused by an increase in blood flow, oxy/hemoglobin, fever, inflammation, trauma "wound", and alcohol.


Input: [Answer] decrease in skin color [Question]

Output: The skin color variation of Pall/or is actually a __________________, which usually accompanies blood loss, various types of anemia, or shock.


Input: [Answer] pregnancy [Question]

Output: A tan-brown skin coloration usually means an increase in the amount of melanin, a suntan, or:


Input: [Answer] yellow-orange "jaundiced" [Question]

Output: The skin color variation of ___________ represents an increase in tissue bili/rubin from RBC destruction or liver cell destruction (hepat/itis). This color is best seen in the sclera of the eye, body membranes, and skin.


Input: [Answer] turgor [Question]

Output: The relative speed with which the skin resumes its normal appearance after being stretched or compressed is called__________. It represents the amount of water in the tissues or hydration. This process is slower in seniors.


Input: [Question] Bending a piece of wire [Answer]

Output: Physical


Input: [Question] Cooking a steak [Answer]

Output: Chemical


Input: [Question] A snowflake melts [Answer]

Output: physical


Input: [Question] Spreading butter [Answer]

Output: physical


Input: [Question] Cutting grass [Answer]

Output: physical


Input: [Question] spoiling milk [Answer]

Output: chemical


Input: [Question] salt dissolving in water [Answer]

Output: physical


Input: [Question] mixing flour and sugar [Answer]

Output: physical


Input: [Question] burning coal [Answer]

Output: chemical


Input: [Question] digesting pizza [Answer]

Output: chemical


Input: [Question] wa [Answer]

Output: topic of conversation


Input: [Question] ga [Answer]

Output: subject of the conversation


Input: [Question] o [Answer]

Output: direct object


Input: [Question] ni [Answer]

Output: movement towards or time at


Input: [Question] de [Answer]

Output: in or at location


Input: [Question] ka [Answer]

Output: makes sentence a question


Input: [Question] e [Answer]

Output: direction or destination of a motion


Input: [Question] no [Answer]

Output: shows possesion('s)


Input: [Question] kara [Answer]

Output: from


Input: [Question] mo [Answer]

Output: also


Input: [Question] to [Answer]

Output: connects nouns, and pronouns, basically means 'and'


Input: [Answer] The quantity of heat raises the temperature of 1 g of pure water. [Question]

Output: Calorie


Input: [Answer] An apparatus for measuring heat changes. [Question]

Output: Calorimeter


Input: [Answer] The measurement of heat changes. [Question]

Output: Calorimetry


Input: [Answer] Energy stored within the structural units of units of chemical substances. [Question]

Output: Chemical Potential Energy


Input: [Answer] The capacity for doing work; it exists in several forms, including chemical, nuclear, electrical, radiant, mechanical, and thermal energies. [Question]

Output: Energy


Input: [Answer] Heat absorbing process. [Question]

Output: Endothermic Process


Input: [Answer] A heating dissipating process. [Question]

Output: Exothermic Process


Input: [Answer] The amount of heat that a substance has at a given temperature and pressure. [Question]

Output: Enthalpy


Input: [Answer] The energy that is transferred from one body to another because of a temperature difference. [Question]

Output: Heat


Input: [Answer] The quantity of heat required to change an object's temperature by exactly 1 degree of C. [Question]

Output: Heat Capacity


Input: [Answer] The heat absorbed or released during a chemical reaction in which one mole of a substance is completely burned. [Question]

Output: Heat of Combustion


Input: [Answer] The heat released or absorbed during a chemical reaction; equivalent to H, the change in enthalpy. [Question]

Output: Heat of Reaction


Input: [Answer] In going from a particular set of reactants to a particular sec of products, the enthalpy change is the same whether the reaction takes place or in a series of steps. [Question]

Output: Hess's Law of Heat Summation


Input: [Answer] The SI unit of energy; 4.184 joules equal 1.000 calorie. [Question]

Output: Joule


Input: [Answer] Energy is neither created or destroyed in an ordinary chemical or physical process. [Question]

Output: Law of Conservation of Energy


Input: [Answer] The energy, in kilojoules, required to melt one mole of a solid. [Question]

Output: Molar Heat of Fusion


Input: [Answer] The energy, in kilojoules, required to vaporize one mole of a liquid. [Question]

Output: Molar Heat of Vaporation


Input: [Answer] The amount of heat it takes to raise the temperature of 1g of the substance 1 degree C and is measured in J/(g x 6 degrees C) [Question]

Output: Specific Heat Capacity


Input: [Answer] The change in enthalpy (H) for a reaction in which one mole of a compound is formed from its constituent elements. [Question]

Output: Standard Heat of Formation


Input: [Answer] The remainder of the universe that is outside the system. [Question]

Output: Surroundings


Input: [Answer] Any part of the universe that attention is focused on. [Question]

Output: System


Input: [Answer] A chemical equation that includes the amount of heat produced or absorbed during the reaction. [Question]

Output: Thermochemical Equation


Input: [Answer] The study of heat changes in chemical reactions. [Question]

Output: Thermochemistry


Input: [Answer] The totality of all existing things. [Question]

Output: Universe


Input: [Question] Businesses that offer financial services (Banks, Credit Unions, Savings Associations) [Answer]

Output: Financial Institutions


Input: [Question] Money Placed in an account [Answer]

Output: Deposit


Input: [Question] Customers who make Deposits [Answer]

Output: Depositors


Input: [Question] Owned by investors, called stockholders Approx. 6,500 in the US [Answer]

Output: Commercial banks


Input: [Question] One that allows the owner to use it to pay a third party [Answer]

Output: Transaction Account


Input: [Question] Deposit Accounts that provide a safe place to store your money, no check writing, receive interest from bank [Answer]

Output: Savings Account


Input: [Question] Pays more interest, requires larger initial deposits, a minimum balance, and limited transactions [Answer]

Output: Money market


Input: [Question] Originally organized to help people save money, (small deposits were once not accepted, they accepted them), Sometimes called Thrift Institutions, operate for a profit, owned by stockholders [Answer]

Output: Savings and Loan Associations


Input: [Question] Provide many of the same services, owned by members, non-profit, close to 8,000 in the US [Answer]

Output: Credit Unions


Input: [Question] A business or organization that is owned by its members [Answer]

Output: Cooperative


Input: [Question] Savings account at a credit union [Answer]

Output: Share account


Input: [Question] Checking accounts at a credit union [Answer]

Output: Share Draft Account


Input: [Question] Limited number of deposit accounts, may only offer car loands, no securities or insurance, servce smaller geographic area [Answer]

Output: Credit Union Limitations


Input: [Question] Covers the deposits of customers if an institution fails [Answer]

Output: Deposit Insurance


Input: [Question] Depository intitutions share their risks and pool money by paying premiums into the _____ [Answer]

Output: Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF)


Input: [Question] Independent Federal Agency established in 1933, Created to promote public confidence in the banks, during financial crisis of 2008 coverage was raised to $250,000 [Answer]

Output: More of FDIC


Input: [Question] Deposits are insured up to 4250,00 per ownership category per depository institution [Answer]

Output: FDIC Limits


Input: [Question] Account Ownership Categories [Answer]

Output: Single Joint Retirement Accounts Trust Accounts Employee Benefit Plans Government Accounts


Input: [Question] Established in 1970 to insured credit union deposits, administered by the National Credit Uninion Administration (NCUA) [Answer]

Output: National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF)


Input: [Question] Do no accept deposits, accept money from customers to invest in business deals (Investment Banks, Securities, Firms, Finance Companies, Insurance Companies) [Answer]

Output: Non-Depository Institutions


Input: [Question] Provide Services for Buinsesses [Answer]

Output: Investment Bank


Input: [Question] Financial Instrument that pays interest or gives the investor part ownership of the company [Answer]

Output: Securities


Input: [Question] Debt issued by a governement or company [Answer]

Output: Bonds


Input: [Question] A security that gives the purchaser part ownership in the company [Answer]

Output: Stock


Input: [Question] Payments of profits to stockholders [Answer]

Output: Dividend


Input: [Question] Financial Institutions involved in the trading of securities in financial markets (Also called brokerage firms, stockbrokers, or bond brokers) [Answer]

Output: Securities Firms


Input: [Question] Advice customers on which securities to buy, assist clients in managing their investments, online services [Answer]

Output: Full Service Brokerage Firms


Input: [Question] Place orders for customers, commissions are less and possibly fees, Servcies are limited, most operate only through website [Answer]

Output: Discount Brokers


Input: [Question] Make profits by issuing loans to both individuals and businesses [Answer]

Output: Finance Companies


Input: [Question] Provide personal loans to individuals, loan money to individuals with poor credit [Answer]

Output: Consumer Finance Companies


Input: [Question] Short-term loans designed to cover expenses until the borrowers next payday [Answer]

Output: Pay-day Lenders


Input: [Question] Provide loans for businesses, such as retail stores, arrangements are made to provide loans on site to customers [Answer]

Output: Business Finance Companies


Input: [Question] Formed by manufacturer to provide loans so the manufacturer can easily sell its goods [Answer]

Output: Captive Finance Company


Input: [Question] Profit businesses that primarily sell insurance [Answer]

Output: Insurance Companies


Input: [Question] Selling insurance policies, Selling investment products [Answer]

Output: Two ways insurance companies generate revenue


Input: [Question] Consumers buy an insurance policy by making periodic payments [Answer]

Output: Premiums


Input: [Question] Insurance Contract [Answer]

Output: Policy


Input: [Question] Person or thing being covered [Answer]

Output: Insured


Input: [Answer] hypertension [Question]

Output: Another name for high blood pressure is,


Input: [Answer] systolic [Question]

Output: The blood pressure reading when the heart is contracting is called the_________ pressure.


Input: [Answer] diastolic [Question]

Output: The resting pressure of the heart is called the___________ pressure


Input: [Answer] Korotkoff [Question]

Output: When taking a blood pressure reading a machine or a nurse listens for the __________ sound.


Input: [Answer] occlusion [Question]

Output: This is the sound of the __________ of blood flow.


Input: [Answer] 80% [Question]

Output: What percent of the blood pressure cuff should cover the arm?


Input: [Answer] thigh [Question]

Output: Another extremity other than the arm that can be used to take a blood pressure reading?


Input: [Answer] leak test [Question]

Output: What task are you performing when you enter service mode on an NIBP when you enter service mode and inflate the cuff to 200mmHG, and check for a leak-down of less than 15mmHG.


Input: [Answer] 300mmHG +-10% [Question]

Output: What are the standards for the max pressure test on an NIBP machine?


Input: [Answer] 4 [Question]

Output: How many alarms are there on most NIBP machine?


Input: [Answer] Alarms [Question]

Output: Hi/Low systolic, Hi low diastolic, MAP and pulse rate are all types of


Input: [Answer] 6 [Question]

Output: There are how many types of blood pressure cuffs are there?


Input: [Answer] blood pressure cuffs [Question]

Output: Adult, Small, Medium and large thigh, peds and neo are all sizes of


Input: [Answer] pressure transducer [Question]

Output: what converts a mechanical pressure to an electrical potential?


Input: [Answer] solenoid [Question]

Output: what converts an electrical signal to a mechanical pressure?


Input: [Answer] valve [Question]

Output: what is a common application for a solenoid?


Input: [Answer] Charles Martel [Question]

Output: Who defeated the expansion of the Islam Empire in France?


Input: [Answer] Charlemagne [Question]

Output: Who was the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire?


Input: [Answer] farming [Question]

Output: What was the most important activity on the manor?


Input: [Answer] chivalry [Question]

Output: What was the code of conduct for knights?


Input: [Answer] monk [Question]

Output: What is a priest who studies his religion outside of the manor?


Input: [Answer] nun [Question]

Output: What is a female equivalent to a monk?


Input: [Answer] apprentice [Question]

Output: What is a young person learning a trade from a master?


Input: [Answer] clergy [Question]

Output: What is the general leaders of the church?


Input: [Answer] Italy [Question]

Output: Where did the plague begin in Europe?


Input: [Answer] China [Question]

Output: Where did the plague begin in general?


Input: [Answer] Romanesques, and Gothics [Question]

Output: What was the system of architecture used in Europe in the late Middle Ages in chronological order?


Input: [Answer] Flying Butresses [Question]

Output: What was the support system used to support the weight of the churches?


Input: [Answer] It was the passage of the Magna Carta. [Question]

Output: Why is the year 1215 so important?


Input: [Answer] It was the Battle of Pastings. [Question]

Output: Why is the year 1066 so important?


Input: [Answer] William the Conquerer. [Question]

Output: Who was successful in the Battle of Pastings?


Input: [Answer] it made the king listen to the people. [Question]

Output: What did the Magna Carta do?


Input: [Answer] lay investiture [Question]

Output: What is it called when non-educated people appointed the the bishops?


Input: [Answer] A treaty that said that the popes could appoint the bishops, which made the bishops loyal to the pope. But, the bishops were still loyal to the kings because they granted them fiefs. [Question]

Output: What was the Concodate of Worms?


Input: [Answer] 500-1500 [Question]

Output: What was the time span of the Middle Ages?


Input: [Answer] a giant English church [Question]

Output: What is a cathedral?


Input: [Answer] stagnant [Question]

Output: What is the key word for the Middle Ages?


Input: [Definitions] A broadly shared way of thinking about political and economic life that reflects fundamental assumptions about how government should operate. It is distinct from political ideology. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Political Culture


Input: [Definitions] Fundamental assuptions about how the political process should operate that distinguish citizens by region, religion, or other characteristics. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Political Subculture


Input: [Definitions] A more or less consistent set of views as to the policies government ought to pursue. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Political Ideology


Input: [Definitions] A belief that one has an obligation to participate in civic and political affairs. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Civic Duty


Input: [Definitions] A belief that one can affect government policies. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Civic Competence


Input: [Definitions] A belief in the importance of hard work and personal achievement. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Work Ethic


Input: [Definitions] An awareness of belonging to a particular socioeconomic class whose interest are different from those of others. Usually used in reference to workers who view their interests as opposite those of managers and business owners. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Class Consciousness


Input: [Definitions] People who believe that moral rules are derived from the commands of God or the laws of nature. They are likely to believe that tradtional morality is more important than individual liberty and should be enforced by government and communal norms. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Orthodox


Input: [Definitions] A person who believes that moral rules are derived in part from an individual's belifs and the circumstances of modern life. Progressives are likely to favor government tolerance and protection of individual choice. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Progressive


Input: [Definitions] A citizen's belief that he or she can understand and influence political affairs. This sense is divided into two parts, internal efficacy and external efficacy. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Political efficacy


Input: [Definitions] Confidence in a citizen's own ablities to understand and take part in political affairs. One part of political efficacy. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Internal efficacy


Input: [Definitions] A belief that the system will respond to a citizen's demands. One part of political efficacy. [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: External efficacy


Input: [Definitions] A belief that Americans consider themselves bound by common values and common hopes [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Americanism


Input: [Definitions] A split in the United States reflecting differences in peoples's beliefs about private and public morality, and regarding what standards ought to govern individual behavior and social arraingements [Chapter 4 Terms]

Output: Culture War


Input: [Question] the first movement of the embryonic cell populations into 3 layers is what phase? [Answer]

Output: gastrulation


Input: [Question] the cranial end of the primitive streak is called what? what is the caudal end called? [Answer]

Output: prechordial; cloacal


Input: [Question] what organizes the embryogenic patterning and tissue differentiation? [Answer]

Output: hensen's node


Input: [Question] what direction does primitive streak grow in? [Answer]

Output: posterior to anterior


Input: [Question] if the primitive streak cells persist, what can happen? [Answer]

Output: sacrococcygeal teratomas


Input: [Question] what do anterior-bound cells that are migrating between the epiblast and hypoblast form? [Answer]

Output: cardiogenic and notochord plate


Input: [Question] because the first cells to pass through the primitive streak reach the anterior side first, what happens? [Answer]

Output: embryos develop anterior to posterior


Input: [Question] a hollow, cartilaginous rod that extends through the midline is called what? [Answer]

Output: the notochord


Input: [Question] when does the notochord degenerate? [Answer]

Output: apoptosis-sclerotomes develop into vertebrae


Input: [Question] some portions of notochord persist as what structure in adults? [Answer]

Output: nucleus pulposis


Input: [Question] epiblast cells that invaginate through primitive pit extend anteriorly to form what structure? [Answer]

Output: notochordal process


Input: [Question] what comprises the the prechordal plate? [Answer]

Output: adherent hypoblast and epiblast cells


Input: [Question] during regression, the notochordal process fuses with what? [Answer]

Output: the underlining endoderm


Input: [Question] the transitory channel between amniotic cavity and yolk sac is called what? [Answer]

Output: the neuroenteric canal


Input: [Question] the once-tubular notochordal process flattens to form what? [Answer]

Output: the notochordal plate


Input: [Question] the notochordal plate folds in to become what? [Answer]

Output: the notochord


Input: [Question] Epiblastic cells invaginate to form a narrow groove along the posterior medial line called what? [Answer]

Output: primitive groove


Input: [Question] After invagination, primitive groove cells separate from the epiblast layer and migrate into the space between what layers? [Answer]

Output: epiblast and hypoblast


Input: [Question] cells that do not pass through the primitive groove become what germ layer? [Answer]

Output: ectoderm


Input: [Question] cells that displace the hypoblast become what cells? [Answer]

Output: endoderm


Input: [Question] The cells that occupy the space between the endoderm and ectoderm generate what layer of cells? [Answer]

Output: mesoderm


Input: [Question] the notochord is derived from what structure? [Answer]

Output: hensen's node


Input: [Question] the lumen that forms in the notochordal process is called what? [Answer]

Output: notochordal canal


Input: [Question] does the notochordal plate fold anteriorly-to-posteriorly or posteriorly-to-anteriorly to become the notochord? [Answer]

Output: anteriorly-to-posteriorly


Input: [Answer] Distance b/w Right/Left foot during progression of gait. NORMAL: 2-4 inches [Question]

Output: Base of Support


Input: [Answer] # of steps a person will walk over a period of time. NORMAL: 110-120 steps per min. [Question]

Output: Cadence


Input: [Answer] Line b/w center of heel and second toe. AVERAGE DEGREE OF TOE OUT = 7 degrees [Question]

Output: Degree of toe out


Input: [Answer] Refers to motion that occurs from initial contact of heel to the next consecutive intial contact of same heel. [Question]

Output: Gait cycle


Input: [Answer] Normal 8 degrees (4 degrees forward with the swing leg 4 degrees backwards with stance leg) [Question]

Output: Pelvic Rotation


Input: [Answer] Distance measured b/w right heel strike and left heel strike. AVERAGE step length is 13 - 16 inches [Question]

Output: Step length


Input: [Answer] Distance measured b/w right heel strike and the following right heel strike. AVERAGE stride length is 26 - 32 inches [Question]

Output: Stride


Input: [Question] What is considered of the skin? [Answer]

Output: Appendages


Input: [Question] What is the primary purpose of the free edge of the nail? [Answer]

Output: Protect the tip of the finer and/or toe


Input: [Question] What is the folds of skin on either side of the nail groove are called? [Answer]

Output: Nail Wall


Input: [Question] What is the nail structure that overlaps the lunula at the base of the nail? [Answer]

Output: Eponychium


Input: [Question] What is the loose and pliable overlapping skin around the nail? [Answer]

Output: Cuticle


Input: [Question] What is the active tissue that generates cells that harden as they move outward fron the root to the nail is called? [Answer]

Output: The Nail Matrix


Input: [Question] What is attached at the base of the nail, under the skin and inside the mantle? [Answer]

Output: The Nail Root


Input: [Question] What is the deep pocket-like area that holds the root and the matrix of the nail? [Answer]

Output: Mantle


Input: [Question] Which nail structure consist of many nerves and blood vessels that supply nourishment? [Answer]

Output: Nail Bed


Input: [Question] What is the nail bed attached to the bone by? [Answer]

Output: Ligament


Input: [Question] What is the tracks on either side of the nail that the nail moves on as it grows are called? [Answer]

Output: The Nail Grooves


Input: [Question] What is the skin that touches, overlaps and surrounds the nail? [Answer]

Output: Perionychium


Input: [Question] What is the skin under the free edge of the nail called? [Answer]

Output: Hyponychium


Input: [Question] What is a conditions that does Not indicate a decreasing rate of nail growth? [Answer]

Output: Summer


Input: [Meaning] Ability of a cell or organism to maintain equilibrium or internal balance [Term]

Output: Homeostasis


Input: [Meaning] rate of flow of a liquid or gas through a porous material [Term]

Output: permeability


Input: [Meaning] water moving from an area of high to low concentration [Term]

Output: osmosis


Input: [Meaning] double-stranded nucleic acid; contains nitrogen bases A, T, C, and G; found in nucleus of a cell [Term]

Output: deoxyribonucleic acid


Input: [Meaning] single-stranded nucleic acid; contains nitrogen bases A, U, C and G; mRNA (messenger RNA) tRNA (transfer RNA) [Term]

Output: ribonucleic acid


Input: [Meaning] any change in nitrogen base sequence [Term]

Output: genetic mutation


Input: [Meaning] process where genetic material or single-celled organism makes a copy [Term]

Output: replication


Input: [Meaning] messenger RNA (mRNA) made from DNA; occurs in nucleus [Term]

Output: transcription


Input: [Meaning] amino acid chain made from mRNA; occurs at ribosome [Term]

Output: translation


Input: [Meaning] classifying organisms into natural relationships [Term]

Output: Taxonomy


Input: [Meaning] bacteria; organized into two kingdoms, Archaebacteria and Eubacteria [Term]

Output: monerans


Input: [Meaning] Eukaryotic unicellular organism divided into 3 groups; animallike, plantlike, and funguslike [Term]

Output: protist


Input: [Meaning] particle made up of nucleic acid wrapped in protein coat; unable to reproduce without a host cell; not considered living [Term]

Output: virus


Input: [Meaning] evolutionary development of a new biological species [Term]

Output: speciation


Input: [Meaning] evolutionary development of an organ or other of an organism [Term]

Output: phylogeny


Input: [Meaning] a change that improves a species ability to survive [Term]

Output: adaptation


Input: [Meaning] relationship between two living organisms where both species benefit [Term]

Output: mutualism


Input: [Meaning] relationship between two living organisms; good for one and bad for the other [Term]

Output: parasitism


Input: [Meaning] relationship between two living organisms; one is helped and the other is unaffected [Term]

Output: commensalism


Input: [Meaning] capturing prey to maintain life` [Term]

Output: predation


Input: [Meaning] cell division that makes cells with half number of chromosomes [Term]

Output: meiosis


Input: [Meaning] cell division where each new cell looks like the parent cell [Term]

Output: mitosis


Input: [Meaning] having a pair of each type of chromosomes; 2n [Term]

Output: diploid


Input: [Meaning] contains half the normal chromosome number; n [Term]

Output: haploid


Input: [Meaning] organisms that can make its own food from light or chemical energy [Term]

Output: autotrophic


Input: [Meaning] an organism that cannot make its own food; must comsume other organisms [Term]

Output: heterotrophic


Input: [Meaning] organisms with no nucleus [Term]

Output: prokaryotic


Input: [Meaning] organism that contains nucleus [Term]

Output: eukaryotic


Input: [Meaning] major source of energy; ATP [Term]

Output: adenosine triphosphate


Input: [Meaning] a structure within a cell that performs a specific function [Term]

Output: organelles


Input: [Answer] Appendages [Question]

Output: What is considered of the skin?


Input: [Answer] Protect the tip of the finer and/or toe [Question]

Output: What is the primary purpose of the free edge of the nail?


Input: [Answer] Nail Wall [Question]

Output: What is the folds of skin on either side of the nail groove are called?


Input: [Answer] Eponychium [Question]

Output: What is the nail structure that overlaps the lunula at the base of the nail?


Input: [Answer] Cuticle [Question]

Output: What is the loose and pliable overlapping skin around the nail?


Input: [Answer] The Nail Matrix [Question]

Output: What is the active tissue that generates cells that harden as they move outward fron the root to the nail is called?


Input: [Answer] The Nail Root [Question]

Output: What is attached at the base of the nail, under the skin and inside the mantle?


Input: [Answer] Mantle [Question]

Output: What is the deep pocket-like area that holds the root and the matrix of the nail?


Input: [Answer] Nail Bed [Question]

Output: Which nail structure consist of many nerves and blood vessels that supply nourishment?


Input: [Answer] Ligament [Question]

Output: What is the nail bed attached to the bone by?


Input: [Answer] The Nail Grooves [Question]

Output: What is the tracks on either side of the nail that the nail moves on as it grows are called?


Input: [Answer] Perionychium [Question]

Output: What is the skin that touches, overlaps and surrounds the nail?


Input: [Answer] Hyponychium [Question]

Output: What is the skin under the free edge of the nail called?


Input: [Answer] Summer [Question]

Output: What is a conditions that does Not indicate a decreasing rate of nail growth?


Input: [Answer] Distant, Standoffish [Question]

Output: Aloofness


Input: [Answer] Fearful something might happen [Question]

Output: Apprehensive


Input: [Answer] Extremely confusing [Question]

Output: Bewildering


Input: [Answer] To mislead [Question]

Output: Bluff


Input: [Answer] Skin of horse [Question]

Output: Buckskin


Input: [Answer] Without respect [Question]

Output: Contemptuously


Input: [Answer] Long lasting argument [Question]

Output: Feud


Input: [Answer] Maximum extent or degree [Question]

Output: Hilt


Input: [Answer] Light cotton [Question]

Output: Madras


Input: [Answer] Unpleasant, Stubborn [Question]

Output: Ornery


Input: [Answer] A forwarning [Question]

Output: Premonition


Input: [Answer] When one's voice shakes [Question]

Output: Quavered


Input: [Answer] Slang: To inslut [Question]

Output: Rank


Input: [Answer] A school to train discipline [Question]

Output: Reformatory


Input: [Answer] Submissive, to give in [Question]

Output: Resignedly


Input: [Answer] Street fight [Question]

Output: Rumble


Input: [Answer] Embarrassed or shy [Question]

Output: Sheepish


Input: [Answer] White-blond hair [Question]

Output: Towheaded


Input: [Answer] Not stopping [Question]

Output: Unceasingly


Input: [Answer] Difficult to unerstand [Question]

Output: Unfathomable


Input: [Question] WORK [Answer]

Output: DONE WHEN A FORCE PRODUCES MOTION PARALLEL TO THE DIRECTION OF THE FORCE.


Input: [Question] POWER [Answer]

Output: DESCRIBES THE RATE AT WHICH WORK IS BEING DONE.


Input: [Question] MACHINE [Answer]

Output: A DEVICE THAT MAKES WORK EASIER BY CHANGING THE SIZE OR DIRECTION OF THE FORCE APPLIED TO IT.


Input: [Question] SIMPLE MACHINE [Answer]

Output: A MACHINE WITH ONLY ONE MOVEMENT AND IS THE SIMPLEST FORM OF TOOL.


Input: [Question] COMPOUND MACHINE [Answer]

Output: A COMBINATION OF SIMPLE MACHINES.


Input: [Question] EFFORT FORCE [Answer]

Output: THE FORCE YOU EXERT.


Input: [Question] RESISTANCE FORCE [Answer]

Output: THE FORCE YOU MUST OVERCOME.


Input: [Question] MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE [Answer]

Output: COMPARES EFFORT FORCE APPLIED TO A MACHINE TO THE RESISTANCE FORCE IT MUST OVERCOME.


Input: [Question] INCLINED PLANE [Answer]

Output: A SLOPED SURFACE OR RAMP.


Input: [Question] WEDGE [Answer]

Output: A MOVING INCLINED PLANE.


Input: [Question] SCREW [Answer]

Output: AN INCLINED PLANE WRAPPED AROUND A SHAFT.


Input: [Question] LEVER [Answer]

Output: A ROD OR PLANK THAT PIVOTS ABOUT A POINT.


Input: [Question] FULCRUM [Answer]

Output: THE POINT WHERE A LEVER PIVOTS.


Input: [Question] WHEEL AND AXLE [Answer]

Output: TWO RIGIDLY ATTACHED WHEELS THAT ROTATE TOGETHER.


Input: [Question] PULLEY [Answer]

Output: A SURFACE, SUCH AS A WHEEL, THAT REDIRECTS FORCE USING A ROPE.


Input: [Question] EFFICIENCY [Answer]

Output: THE ABILITY OF A MACHINE TO CONVERT WORK INPUT INTO WORK OUTPUT.


Input: [term] Language family [example] Romance languages [definition]

Output: languages which evolved from the language


Input: [term] Indo-European family [example] German [definition]

Output: Languages (like German and romance languages)


Input: [term] Sino-Tibetan family [example] Vietnamese [definition]

Output: Languages that are spoken in most of Southeast Asia and China


Input: [term] Language groups [example] languages evolved from Spanish [definition]

Output: languages with a relatively recent origin


Input: [term] Romance languages [example] Spanish [definition]

Output: Languages that evolved from Latin (many similar characteristic)


Input: [term] Dialects [example] "southern accent" [definition]

Output: different versions of the same language


Input: [term] Isoglosses [example] US Mexican Border [definition]

Output: where two linguistic features meat


Input: [term] Pidgin [example] border between France and Spain [definition]

Output: a language that relates to two different languages (that usually form where two languages interact)


Input: [term] Creole [definition]

Output: a language (pidgin) that evolved to be the primary language of a state


Input: [term] Esperanto [example] Zamenhof [definition]

Output: language that incorporates aspects of multiple languages


Input: [term] Literacy [definition]

Output: the ability to read and write


Input: [term] Toponyms [example] Chicago, Mississippi [definition]

Output: names of places and features on the land


Input: [term] lingua franca [definition]

Output: a simple language that combines aspectsof multiple languages


Input: [term] official languages [example] English is official language of US [definition]

Output: primary language of a state


Input: [term] polyglot [example] Canada [definition]

Output: a state that speaks more than one language


Input: [term] language extinction [example] Latin [definition]

Output: when no one speaks a certain language any more


Input: [term] acculturation [example] European practices in South Africa [definition]

Output: when one culture adapts another culture or cultural trait (under another's influence)


Input: [term] cultural extinction [example] ancient babylonian [definition]

Output: when no one practices one culture anymore


Input: [term] Language [example] English [definition]

Output: a form of communication (usually through sound)


Input: [Question] autobiography [Answer]

Output: story an author writes about his or her own life.


Input: [Question] biography [Answer]

Output: writer's story about someone else's life


Input: [Question] drama [Answer]

Output: fiction that is meant to be performed for an audience, also known as a play.


Input: [Question] fable [Answer]

Output: short story that teaches a moral or lesson and often features talking animals.


Input: [Question] fairy tale [Answer]

Output: folktale featuring magic and supernatural elements that conveys a lesson of morality.


Input: [Question] fantasy [Answer]

Output: story that takes place in a make-believe setting, usually features characters with magical or supernatural powers.


Input: [Question] foltale [Answer]

Output: story originally passed on by word of mouth from one generation of a community to another, usually less serious than a myth.


Input: [Question] historical fiction [Answer]

Output: fiction story that is mixed with facts and is based on a real place and time history.


Input: [Question] legend [Answer]

Output: folk story set in the present or the past and based on real events and people


Input: [Question] mystery [Answer]

Output: story that usually features characters who try to solve a crime.


Input: [Question] myth [Answer]

Output: traditional story written to explain a people's beliefs, a natural event, or the relationships of humans being gods, goddesses, and heroes.


Input: [Question] nonfiction [Answer]

Output: writing that is factual rather than fictional.


Input: [Question] poetry [Answer]

Output: writing that is usually in verse and uses brief, colorful, and ofter rhythmic language to express human emotions and thoughts.


Input: [Question] realistic fiction [Answer]

Output: story with imaginary characters and events that could exist in the real world


Input: [Question] science fiction [Answer]

Output: story that is based on new or futuristic scientific develpments.


Input: [Question] tall tale [Answer]

Output: humorous story that features superhuman accomplishments and may be based on a real person's life.


Input: [Question] narrative [Answer]

Output: story told by someone.


Input: [Answer] a person who plans, summarizes, analyzes, and interprets accounting information [Question]

Output: Accountant


Input: [Answer] planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information [Question]

Output: Accounting


Input: [Answer] commonly accepted concepts that guide accounting personnel in their work [Question]

Output: Accounting concepts


Input: [Answer] changes in financial information are reported for a specific period of time in the form of financial statements [Question]

Output: Accounting period cycle


Input: [Answer] financial statements contain all information necessary to understand a business' financial condition [Question]

Output: Adequate disclosure concept


Input: [Answer] a person who does general accounting work plus some summarizing and analyzing of accounting information [Question]

Output: Bookkeeper


Input: [Answer] financial information is recorded and reported separately from the owner's personal financial information [Question]

Output: Business entity


Input: [Answer] the use of personal ethics in making business decisions [Question]

Output: Business ethics


Input: [Answer] the same accounting procedures must be followed in the same way in each accounting period [Question]

Output: Consistent reporting


Input: [Answer] a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners [Question]

Output: Corporation


Input: [Answer] the principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions [Question]

Output: Ethics


Input: [Answer] moral values and principles that determine our conduct in the business world [Question]

Output: Ethical business practices


Input: [Answer] a person who does general kinds of office tasks, including some accounting tasks [Question]

Output: General office clerk


Input: [Answer] financial statements are prepared with the expectation that a business will remain in operation indefinitely [Question]

Output: Going concern concept


Input: [Answer] when the actual amount paid for merchandise or other items bought is recorded [Question]

Output: Historical cost


Input: [Answer] the quality or fact of being honest; truthfulness [Question]

Output: Honesty


Input: [Answer] adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character; honesty [Question]

Output: Integrity


Input: [Answer] a business that purchases and sells goods [Question]

Output: Merchandising business


Input: [Answer] a source document is prepared for each transaction [Question]

Output: Objective evidence


Input: [Answer] a business in which two or more people combine their assets and skills [Question]

Output: Partnership


Input: [Answer] freedom from unauthorized intrusion; state of being let alone and ablility to keep personal matters confidential [Question]

Output: Privacy


Input: [Question] Yield to Maturity [Answer]

Output: The discount rate that sets the present value of the promised bond payments equal to the current market price of the bond.


Input: [Question] NPV [Answer]

Output: Net Present Value - The difference between the present value of a project or investment's benefits and the present value of its costs.


Input: [Question] EAR [Answer]

Output: Effective Annual Rate - total amount of interest that will be earned at the end of one year.


Input: [Question] APR [Answer]

Output: Annual percentage rate - the amount of interest earned in one year without the effect of compounding.


Input: [Question] Terminal Value [Answer]

Output: The value of a project's remaining free cash flows beyond the forecast horizon. This amt represents mkt value of the free cash flow from the project at all future dates.


Input: [Question] Enterprise Value [Answer]

Output: Total market value of firm's equity and debt. (Not to be confused with market cap.)


Input: [Question] What are the criteras for the boiling point? [Answer]

Output: Molecular Weight and Chain length (branched decreases boiling point), and intermolecular forces


Input: [Question] What are the criterias for melting point? [Answer]

Output: Polarity and Symmetry (branched decreases melting point)


Input: [Question] What are the products of the combustion of an alkene? [Answer]

Output: Carbon dioxide, water and heat


Input: [Question] What is the most common alkane reaction? [Answer]

Output: Halogenation (hydrogens are replaced with a halogen)


Input: [Question] What is the most important factor that determines the occurence of an alkane reaction? [Answer]

Output: Stability of the carbocation (Tertiary>secondary>primary)


Input: [Question] What is the first category of reactions of Alkanes (alkyl halides)? [Answer]

Output: Nucelophilic substitution (SN1 AND SN2)


Input: [Question] What are nucelophiles? [Answer]

Output: Electron rich species that attract positively charged nucleus (exactly similar to lewis bases)


Input: [Question] What are electrophiles? [Answer]

Output: Electron deficient species that love electrons


Input: [Question] What features distingushes two nucelophiles? [Answer]

Output: If the nucelophiles have the same attacking atom, then the nuccleophilicity corresponds to basicity


Input: [Question] What are protic solvents? [Answer]

Output: Solvents such as water and alcohol where larger atoms tend to be better nucleophiles


Input: [Question] What are aprotic solvents? [Answer]

Output: Solvents without protons where nucelophilicity correspond to basicity.


Input: [Question] What are leaving groups? [Answer]

Output: Good leaving groups are weak bases such as larger anions or neutral species (as we go down the periodic table, size of the molecule increases)


Input: [Question] What is a SN1 reaction? [Answer]

Output: Dissociation of a molecule in to a carbocation following a good leaving group, and then the combination of a carbocation with a nucleophile


Input: [Question] What is the rate of a SN1 reaction? [Answer]

Output: The formation of the carbocation is the rate limiting step. And, hence it is a first order reaction (rate does not depend on the nucelophile)


Input: [Question] What are the characteristics of a SN1 reaction? [Answer]

Output: Highly substituted alkyl halides, polar protic solvents (stabilizes the intermediate state), and good leaving group)


Input: [Question] What is a SN2 reaction? [Answer]

Output: WHn carbocation formation is impossible, then a nucelophile pushes its way in to the compund forming a pentacoordinate system, and displaces the leaving group in one step.


Input: [Question] What are the characteristics of a SN2 reaction? [Answer]

Output: Strong nucleophile, and sterically unhindered substrate (primary or secondary substrates)


Input: [Question] What is the rate of a SN2 reaction?? [Answer]

Output: Since the reaction depends on the concentrations of both the nucelophile and the leaving group, it is second order


Input: [Question] What are the sterochemistry of substitution reactions? [Answer]

Output: In SN1 reactions, the sterochemistry of the products is lost as it becomes a racemic mixture while in SN2, if both the leaving group and the nucelophile have the same priority, then there is an inversion, otherwise not.


Input: [Question] What are the three types of reactions that an alkane undergo? [Answer]

Output: Halogenation (Only with chlorine and bromine), Combustion and Pyrolysis (cracking with heat)


Input: [Question] Organic Agriculture [Answer]

Output: Approach of farming and ranching that avoids the use of herbicides, pesticides, growth hormones, and other similar synthetic inputs.


Input: [Question] Agriculture [Answer]

Output: The purposeful tending of crops and livestock in order to produce food and fiber.


Input: [Question] Primary Economic Activity [Answer]

Output: Economic activity concerned with the direct extraction of natural resources from the environment such as mining, fishing, lumbering, and especially agriculture.


Input: [Question] Secondary Economic Activity [Answer]

Output: Economic activity involving the processing of raw material and their transformation into finished industrial products; the manufacturing sector.


Input: [Question] Tertiary Economic Activity [Answer]

Output: Economic activity associated with the provision of services such as transportation, banking, retailing, education, and routine office-based jobs.


Input: [Question] Quaternary Economic Activity [Answer]

Output: Service sector industries concerned with the collection, processing, and manipulation of information and capital. Examples include, finance, administration, insurance, and legal services.


Input: [Question] Quinary Economic Activity [Answer]

Output: Service sector industries that require a high level of specialized knowledge or technical skill. Example include scientific research and high-level management.


Input: [Question] Plant Domestication [Answer]

Output: Genetic modification of a plant such that its reproductive success depends of human intervention.


Input: [Question] Root Crops [Answer]

Output: Crop that is reproduced by cultivating the roots of or the cutting from the plants.


Input: [Question] Seed Crops [Answer]

Output: Crop that is reproduced by cultivating the seeds of the plants.


Input: [Question] First Agricultural Revolution [Answer]

Output: Dating back 10,000 years ago, where plant domestication and animal domestication was achieved.


Input: [Question] Animal Domestication [Answer]

Output: Genetic modification of an animal such that it is rendered more amenable to human control.


Input: [Question] Subsistence Agriculture [Answer]

Output: Self-sufficient agriculture that is small scale and low technology and emphasizes food production for local consumption, not for trade.


Input: [Question] Shifting Cultivation [Answer]

Output: Cultivation of crops in tropical forest clearings in which the forest vegetation has been removed by cutting & burning. These clearings are usually abandoned after a few years in favor of newly cleared forestland. Also known as slash-and-burn agriculture


Input: [Question] Slash-and-Burn Agriculture [Answer]

Output: Cultivation of crops in tropical forest clearings in which the forest vegetation has been removed by cutting & burning. These clearings are usually abandoned after a few years in favor of newly cleared forestland. Also known as slash-and-burn agriculture


Input: [Question] Second Agricultural Revolution [Answer]

Output: Dovetailing with and benefiting from the Industrial Revolution, witnessed improved methods of cultivation, harvesting, and storage of farm produce.


Input: [Question] Von Thunen Model [Answer]

Output: Explains the location of agricultural activities in a commercial, profit-making economy. A process of spatial competition allocates various farming activities into rings around a central market city, with profit earning capability the determi


Input: [Question] Third Agricultural Revolution [Answer]

Output: Currently in progress, has its principal orientation of development of Genetically modified Organisms (GMOs).


Input: [Question] Green Revolution [Answer]

Output: The recently successful development of higher yield, fast growing varieties of rice and other cereals in certain developing countries, which led to increased production per unit area & a dramatic narrowing of the gap between population growth & food needs


Input: [Question] Genetically Modified Organisms [Answer]

Output: Crops that carry new traits that have been inserted through advanced genetic engineering methods.


Input: [Question] Rectangular Survey System [Answer]

Output: Also called the Public Land Survey, the system was used by the US Land Office Survey to parcel land west of the Appalachian Mountains. The system divides land into a series of rectangular parcels.


Input: [Question] Township and Range System [Answer]

Output: A rectangular land decision scheme designed by Thomas Jefferson to disperse settlers evenly across farmlands of the U.S. interior.


Input: [Question] Metes and Bounds System [Answer]

Output: A system of land surveying east of the Appalachian Mountains. It is a system that relies on descriptions of land ownership and natural features such as streams or trees.Because of imprecise nature US abadons for Rect. Survey System


Input: [Question] Longlot Survey System [Answer]

Output: Distinct regional approach to land surveying found in Canadian Maritimes, parts of Quebec, Louisiana, and Texas whereby land is divided into narrow parcels stretching back from rivers, roads, or canals.


Input: [Question] Primogeniture [Answer]

Output: System which the eldest son in a family or, in exceptional cases, daughter inherits all of a dying parent's land.


Input: [Question] Commercial Agriculture [Answer]

Output: Term used to describe large scale farming and ranching operations that employ vast land bases, large mechanized equipment, factory-type labor forces, and the latest technology.


Input: [Question] Monoculture [Answer]

Output: Dependence on a single agricultural commodity.


Input: [Question] Koppen Climatic Classification System [Answer]

Output: Developed by Wladimir Koppen, a system for classifying the world's climates on the basis of temperature precipitation.


Input: [Question] Climatic Regions [Answer]

Output: Areas of the world with similar climatic characteristics.


Input: [Question] Plantation Agriculture [Answer]

Output: Production system based on a large estate owned by an individual, family, or corp. & organized 2 produce a cash crop. Almost all were established within the tropics; in recent decades, many are divided into smaller holdings or reorganized cooperatives.


Input: [Question] Luxury Crops [Answer]

Output: Non-substinence crops such as tea, cacao, coffee, and tobacco.


Input: [Question] Livestock Ranching [Answer]

Output: The raising of domesticated animals for the production of meat and other byproducts such as leather and wool.


Input: [Question] Mediterranean Agriculture [Answer]

Output: Specialized farming that occurs only in areas where the dry-summer Mediterranean climate prevails.


Input: [Question] Agribusiness [Answer]

Output: General term for the businesses that provide the vast array of goods and services that support the agriculture industry.


Input: [Question] p.f.s.donuts [Answer]

Output: pink frosted sprinkled donuts


Input: [Question] Filename [Answer]

Output: The name of a file that is saved on the computer


Input: [Question] Retrieve [Answer]

Output: Allows the computer operator to get a previously saved file


Input: [Question] Document [Answer]

Output: The paper copy or hard copy, the computer produces from the printer.


Input: [Question] Click [Answer]

Output: The action of pressing the mouse botton to give the computer a command.


Input: [Question] Desktop [Answer]

Output: The area on the computer which shows the icons.


Input: [Question] Icon [Answer]

Output: The pictures on the desktop that shows, files, folders, and various types of documents on the desktop.


Input: [Question] Bug [Answer]

Output: A mistake or erroe in a computer program or in the design of the computer.


Input: [Question] Default [Answer]

Output: Refers to the preset options or varibles on the computer.


Input: [Question] Graphics [Answer]

Output: the artwork,diagrams,pictures,charts,and graphs that are displayed on the screen by the computer.


Input: [Question] Memory [Answer]

Output: the area in computer in which data is stored for processing.


Input: [Question] Menu [Answer]

Output: a listing in a software program that gives you choices of what you can do or parts of the program with which you can work.


Input: [Answer] The principal amount of the bond as stated on the bond cerificate [Question]

Output: Face Value/ par value


Input: [Answer] Bonds not backed by specific collateral [Question]

Output: Debenture Bonds


Input: [Answer] Assets that back bonds in case ussuer cannot make the interest payments [Question]

Output: Collateral


Input: [Answer] Bonds that mature on the same date [Question]

Output: Term Bonds


Input: [Answer] Bonds that mature on various dates [Question]

Output: Serial bonds


Input: [Answer] Bonds that may be retired prior to maturity at option of issuer [Question]

Output: Callable Bonds


Input: [Answer] rate of interest on the bond certificate [Question]

Output: Face Rate of interest


Input: [Answer] The rate of interest that investors could obtain by investing in other similar bonds [Question]

Output: Market rate of interest


Input: [Answer] The present value of interest payments and face value [Question]

Output: Bond Issue price


Input: [Answer] The excess of issue price over the face value [Question]

Output: Premium


Input: [Answer] The excess of face value over the issue price [Question]

Output: Discount


Input: [Answer] process of transfering a portion of the premium or discount to interest expense [Question]

Output: Investing interest method of amortization


Input: [Answer] The face value of a bond plus the amount of unamrtized premium or minus the amount of unamortized discount [Question]

Output: carrying value


Input: [Answer] Financing by borrowing from banks or other creditors [Question]

Output: Dept Financing


Input: [Answer] Financing by issuing stock [Question]

Output: Equity Financing


Input: [Answer] The maximum number of shares of stock a corporation may issue as indicated in the corporate charter [Question]

Output: Authorized Shares


Input: [Answer] number of shares distributed to stockholders [Question]

Output: Issued shares


Input: [Answer] number of shares issued less the number of shares held as treasury sock [Question]

Output: outstanding shares


Input: [Answer] An arbitrary amount stated on the face of the stock certificate. the legal capital of the corporation [Question]

Output: Par value


Input: [Answer] the amount receivedfor the issuance of stock in escess of the par value [Question]

Output: Additional paid in capital


Input: [Answer] Net income earned but not paid out in dividends [Question]

Output: Reatained Earnings


Input: [Answer] Capital stock that offers a preference to dividends declared. paid before common [Question]

Output: Prefered stock


Input: [Answer] feature of prefered stock. right to recieve unpaid dividends from previous years before current dividends are distributed [Question]

Output: cumulative feature


Input: [Answer] stock that provides voting rights and rights to dividends after distributed to prefered stockholders [Question]

Output: common stock


Input: [Answer] Capital stock that is repurchased by the issueing firm. [Question]

Output: Treasury Stock


Input: [Answer] distribution of net income of a business to its owners [Question]

Output: Dividends


Input: [Answer] creation of additional shares of stock with a reducation of par value [Question]

Output: stock split


Input: [Answer] difference between beginning and ending balances for all accounts in the stockholders equity section of the balance sheet. Replaces statement of RE [Question]

Output: Statement of Stockholders Equity


Input: [Answer] The annual Dividend amount divided by the annual net income [Question]

Output: Dividened payout ratio


Input: [Answer] The selling price of the stock as indicated by the most recent transaction [Question]

Output: Market Value Per share


Input: [Answer] An item readily convertible to a known amount of cash and with a maturity to the investor of three months or less. [Question]

Output: Cash Equivalent


Input: [Answer] acquisition and sale of products and services; collection of customer accounts, payments to suppliers, payments of wages [Question]

Output: operating activities


Input: [Answer] acquisition and disposal of long-term assets; Purchase or sale of plant and equipment [Question]

Output: Investing activities


Input: [Answer] raising and repayment of funds in the form of long-term debt and equity; Issuance and repayment of capital stock and bonds [Question]

Output: Financing activities


Input: [Answer] for operating activities section of Statement of CF. Cash receipts and Cash payments are recorded [Question]

Output: Direct method


Input: [Answer] for operating activities section of Statement of CF. net income is reconciled to net cash flow from operations [Question]

Output: Indirect Method


Input: [Answer] Important investing and financing activities that do not affect cash. [Question]

Output: Noncash Investing and Financing Activities


Input: [Answer] measure to help bankers with company's ability to meet its principal and interest obligations [Question]

Output: dept/equity ratio


Input: [Answer] A measure of the relative worth of investment in a company. Stock market price per share to the companies earnings per share [Question]

Output: Relative Value


Input: [Answer] unable to be forgotten adj [Question]

Output: indelible


Input: [Answer] the space between nerve cells through which nerve impulses are transmitted n [Question]

Output: synapse


Input: [Answer] commonplace adj [Question]

Output: mundane


Input: [Answer] full of joy n [Question]

Output: exuberance


Input: [Answer] to resovle or settle differences by working with all the conglicting parties v [Question]

Output: mediate


Input: [Answer] continuing without interruption adv [Question]

Output: perpetually


Input: [Answer] a person who passes from one town to the next remaining only in one place for a brief time n [Question]

Output: transient


Input: [Answer] showin intenselt devoted or earnest feelings adv [Question]

Output: fervently


Input: [Answer] an assertion or pint argued argued for in a controversy or debate n [Question]

Output: contention


Input: [Answer] not religios adj [Question]

Output: irreligios


Input: [Answer] a vast number n [Question]

Output: myraid


Input: [Answer] blame n [Question]

Output: stricture


Input: [Answer] capacity n [Question]

Output: amplitude


Input: [Answer] pure adj [Question]

Output: chaste


Input: [Answer] dull adj [Question]

Output: prosaic


Input: [Answer] inclined fo find fault adj [Question]

Output: censorious


Input: [Answer] not flexible adj [Question]

Output: unmalleable


Input: [Answer] to make dissapear graduall v [Question]

Output: dissipated


Input: [Answer] economical in use n [Question]

Output: frugality


Input: [Answer] social adj [Question]

Output: gregarious


Input: [Answer] foolish adj [Question]

Output: inept


Input: [Answer] friendly adj [Question]

Output: affable


Input: [Answer] glaringly adj [Question]

Output: lurid


Input: [Answer] a tendency to be silent [Question]

Output: taciturnity


Input: [Answer] disturbing b [Question]

Output: perturbation


Input: [Answer] fidelity n [Question]

Output: fealty


Input: [Answer] expressing scorn or sorrow adj [Question]

Output: disdainful


Input: [Answer] lowering in rank adj [Question]

Output: disparaging


Input: [Answer] giving no sign adv [Question]

Output: impassively


Input: [Answer] lower in status n [Question]

Output: degradation


Input: [Answer] carried on without words adj [Question]

Output: tacit


Input: [Answer] capable of containg a great deal adj [Question]

Output: capacious


Input: [Answer] a insignificant person n [Question]

Output: pigmy


Input: [Answer] to win over by flattery [Question]

Output: inveigle


Input: [Answer] a man of rank n [Question]

Output: seignurs


Input: [Answer] to make able to with stand strain v [Question]

Output: inured


Input: [Answer] a vialent war suprise n [Question]

Output: blitzkreig


Input: [Answer] disable person n [Question]

Output: turbid


Input: [Answer] an office that requires no or little work [Question]

Output: sinecure


Input: [Answer] one is that murders his or her own brother n [Question]

Output: fratricide


Input: [Answer] to dwell gloomingly v [Question]

Output: brood


Input: [Answer] a widow n [Question]

Output: dowager


Input: [Answer] a leave of absence n [Question]

Output: furlough


Input: [Answer] rumpled adj [Question]

Output: disheveled


Input: [Answer] showing too geat a willingless to serve [Question]

Output: obsequious


Input: [Answer] a vain display of wealth n [Question]

Output: ostentation


Input: [Answer] rudely [Question]

Output: insolently


Input: [Answer] extremely large adj [Question]

Output: ponderous


Input: [Answer] a breeze n [Question]

Output: zephyr


Input: [Answer] a skin infection n [Question]

Output: carbuncle


Input: [Answer] an omen [Question]

Output: portent


Input: [Answer] too small to be measured [Question]

Output: infinitesimal


Input: [Answer] rudeness n [Question]

Output: impertinence


Input: [Answer] a misgiving n [Question]

Output: scruple


Input: [Answer] a clown n [Question]

Output: buffoon


Input: [Answer] hostile [Question]

Output: bellicose


Input: [Answer] object that sticks out [Question]

Output: protuberance


Input: [Answer] cloudy adj [Question]

Output: nebulous


Input: [Answer] population density [Question]

Output: a measurement of the number of people per given unit of land


Input: [Answer] arithmetic population density [Question]

Output: the population of a country or region expressed as an average per unit area. the figure is derived by dividing the population of the areal unit by the number of square kilometers or miles that make up the unit.


Input: [Answer] physiological population density [Question]

Output: the number of people per unit area of arable land


Input: [Answer] population distribution [Question]

Output: descriptions of locations on the earth's surface where populations live


Input: [Answer] dot map [Question]

Output: maps where one dot represents a certain number of a phenomenon, such as population


Input: [Answer] megalopolis [Question]

Output: term used to designate large coalescing supercities that are forming in diverse parts of the world.


Input: [Answer] census [Question]

Output: a periodic and official count of a country's population


Input: [Answer] doubling time [Question]

Output: the time required for a population to double in time


Input: [Answer] population explosion [Question]

Output: the rapid growth of the worlds human population during the past century, attended by ever-shorter doubling times and accelerating rates of increase


Input: [Answer] natural increase [Question]

Output: population growth measured as the excess of live births and deaths.


Input: [Answer] crude birth rate [Question]

Output: the number of live births yearly per thousand people in a population


Input: [Answer] crude death rate [Question]

Output: the number of deaths yearly per thousand people in a population


Input: [Answer] demographic transition [Question]

Output: multistage model, based on western europe's experience, of changes in population growth exhibited by countries undergoing industrialization. high birth rates are folowed by pluging death rates, producing a huge net population gain, followed by decrease


Input: [Answer] stationary population level [Question]

Output: the level at which a national population ceases to grow


Input: [Answer] population composition [Question]

Output: structure of a population in terms of age, sex, and other properties such as marital status and education


Input: [Answer] population pyramids [Question]

Output: visual representations of the age and sex composition of a poulation whereby the percentage of each age group (generally five-year increments) is represented by a horizontal bar the length of which represents its relationships to the total population.


Input: [Answer] infant mortality rate [Question]

Output: a figure that describes the number of babies that die within the first year of their lives in a given population


Input: [Answer] child mortality rate [Question]

Output: a figure that describes the number of children that die between the first and fifth years of their lives in a given population


Input: [Answer] life expectancy [Question]

Output: a figure indicating how long, on average, a person may be expected to live. mormally expressed in the context of a particular state


Input: [Answer] AIDS [Question]

Output: Immune sysem disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus which over a period of years weakens the capacity of the immune system to fight off infection so that weight loss and weakness set in and other afflictions may hasten an infected persons deah


Input: [Answer] chronic diseases [Question]

Output: generally long lasting afflictions now more common because of higher life expectancies


Input: [Answer] expansive population policies [Question]

Output: government policies that encourage large families and raise the rate of population growth


Input: [Answer] eugenic population policies [Question]

Output: government policies designed to favor one racial sector over others


Input: [Answer] restrictive population policies [Question]

Output: governmental policies designed to reduce the rate of natural increase


Input: [Answer] Deposit Slip [Question]

Output: A form used to list all money deposited in a bank.


Input: [Answer] Check Register [Question]

Output: A record of deposits and checks.


Input: [Answer] Balance [Question]

Output: The amount of money in an account; the difference between the two sides of an account.


Input: [Answer] Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) [Question]

Output: When funds are withdrawn from one account and deposited into another using computers.


Input: [Answer] Automatic Teller machine (ATM) [Question]

Output: A computer system that lets you withdraw or deposit money in your bank account without a teller's help.


Input: [Answer] Direct Deposit [Question]

Output: Transferring funds by a company directly into their employees bank accounts without writing any checks.


Input: [Answer] Debit Card [Question]

Output: A card that lets you pay for purchases using a terminal in a store.


Input: [Answer] Online Banking [Question]

Output: An electronic banking service that allows you to do your banking by using your personal computer and the Internet.


Input: [Answer] Bank Statement [Question]

Output: A monthly report to a depositor showing deposits, payments, and balance in a checking account.


Input: [Answer] Service Charge [Question]

Output: A bank charge or deductions for handling a checking account; a charge in addition to interest on an installment purchase.


Input: [Answer] Outstanding Checks [Question]

Output: A check issued but not yet received and paid by the bank.


Input: [Answer] Interest [Question]

Output: Money paid to an individual or institution for the privilege of using their money.


Input: [Answer] Transaction [Question]

Output: A deposit or withdrawal that has to be recorded.


Input: [Answer] Compound Amount [Question]

Output: The total in a savings account at the end of an interest period after compound interest is added.


Input: [Answer] Compound Interest [Question]

Output: The difference between the original principal and the compound amount; interest figured on interest after it has been added to principal.


Input: [Answer] Certificate of Deposit (CD) [Question]

Output: A time deposit or savings certificate.


Input: [Answer] Term [Question]

Output: The fixed period of time money is on deposit in a savings account.


Input: [Answer] Maturity Date [Question]

Output: The date that marks the end of the term of a loan. When money must be repaid.


Input: [Question] Face Value/ par value [Answer]

Output: The principal amount of the bond as stated on the bond cerificate


Input: [Question] Debenture Bonds [Answer]

Output: Bonds not backed by specific collateral


Input: [Question] Collateral [Answer]

Output: Assets that back bonds in case ussuer cannot make the interest payments


Input: [Question] Term Bonds [Answer]

Output: Bonds that mature on the same date


Input: [Question] Serial bonds [Answer]

Output: Bonds that mature on various dates


Input: [Question] Callable Bonds [Answer]

Output: Bonds that may be retired prior to maturity at option of issuer


Input: [Question] Face Rate of interest [Answer]

Output: rate of interest on the bond certificate


Input: [Question] Market rate of interest [Answer]

Output: The rate of interest that investors could obtain by investing in other similar bonds


Input: [Question] Bond Issue price [Answer]

Output: The present value of interest payments and face value


Input: [Question] Premium [Answer]

Output: The excess of issue price over the face value


Input: [Question] Discount [Answer]

Output: The excess of face value over the issue price


Input: [Question] Investing interest method of amortization [Answer]

Output: process of transfering a portion of the premium or discount to interest expense


Input: [Question] carrying value [Answer]

Output: The face value of a bond plus the amount of unamrtized premium or minus the amount of unamortized discount


Input: [Question] Dept Financing [Answer]

Output: Financing by borrowing from banks or other creditors


Input: [Question] Equity Financing [Answer]

Output: Financing by issuing stock


Input: [Question] Authorized Shares [Answer]

Output: The maximum number of shares of stock a corporation may issue as indicated in the corporate charter


Input: [Question] Issued shares [Answer]

Output: number of shares distributed to stockholders


Input: [Question] outstanding shares [Answer]

Output: number of shares issued less the number of shares held as treasury sock


Input: [Question] Par value [Answer]

Output: An arbitrary amount stated on the face of the stock certificate. the legal capital of the corporation


Input: [Question] Additional paid in capital [Answer]

Output: the amount receivedfor the issuance of stock in escess of the par value


Input: [Question] Reatained Earnings [Answer]

Output: Net income earned but not paid out in dividends


Input: [Question] Prefered stock [Answer]

Output: Capital stock that offers a preference to dividends declared. paid before common


Input: [Question] cumulative feature [Answer]

Output: feature of prefered stock. right to recieve unpaid dividends from previous years before current dividends are distributed


Input: [Question] common stock [Answer]

Output: stock that provides voting rights and rights to dividends after distributed to prefered stockholders


Input: [Question] Treasury Stock [Answer]

Output: Capital stock that is repurchased by the issueing firm.


Input: [Question] Dividends [Answer]

Output: distribution of net income of a business to its owners


Input: [Question] stock split [Answer]

Output: creation of additional shares of stock with a reducation of par value


Input: [Question] Statement of Stockholders Equity [Answer]

Output: difference between beginning and ending balances for all accounts in the stockholders equity section of the balance sheet. Replaces statement of RE


Input: [Question] Dividened payout ratio [Answer]

Output: The annual Dividend amount divided by the annual net income


Input: [Question] Market Value Per share [Answer]

Output: The selling price of the stock as indicated by the most recent transaction


Input: [Question] Cash Equivalent [Answer]

Output: An item readily convertible to a known amount of cash and with a maturity to the investor of three months or less.


Input: [Question] operating activities [Answer]

Output: acquisition and sale of products and services; collection of customer accounts, payments to suppliers, payments of wages


Input: [Question] Investing activities [Answer]

Output: acquisition and disposal of long-term assets; Purchase or sale of plant and equipment


Input: [Question] Financing activities [Answer]

Output: raising and repayment of funds in the form of long-term debt and equity; Issuance and repayment of capital stock and bonds


Input: [Question] Direct method [Answer]

Output: for operating activities section of Statement of CF. Cash receipts and Cash payments are recorded


Input: [Question] Indirect Method [Answer]

Output: for operating activities section of Statement of CF. net income is reconciled to net cash flow from operations


Input: [Question] Noncash Investing and Financing Activities [Answer]

Output: Important investing and financing activities that do not affect cash.


Input: [Question] dept/equity ratio [Answer]

Output: measure to help bankers with company's ability to meet its principal and interest obligations


Input: [Question] Relative Value [Answer]

Output: A measure of the relative worth of investment in a company. Stock market price per share to the companies earnings per share


Input: [Question] a measurement of the number of people per given unit of land [Answer]

Output: population density


Input: [Question] the population of a country or region expressed as an average per unit area. the figure is derived by dividing the population of the areal unit by the number of square kilometers or miles that make up the unit. [Answer]

Output: arithmetic population density


Input: [Question] the number of people per unit area of arable land [Answer]

Output: physiological population density


Input: [Question] descriptions of locations on the earth's surface where populations live [Answer]

Output: population distribution


Input: [Question] maps where one dot represents a certain number of a phenomenon, such as population [Answer]

Output: dot map


Input: [Question] term used to designate large coalescing supercities that are forming in diverse parts of the world. [Answer]

Output: megalopolis


Input: [Question] a periodic and official count of a country's population [Answer]

Output: census


Input: [Question] the time required for a population to double in time [Answer]

Output: doubling time


Input: [Question] the rapid growth of the worlds human population during the past century, attended by ever-shorter doubling times and accelerating rates of increase [Answer]

Output: population explosion


Input: [Question] population growth measured as the excess of live births and deaths. [Answer]

Output: natural increase


Input: [Question] the number of live births yearly per thousand people in a population [Answer]

Output: crude birth rate


Input: [Question] the number of deaths yearly per thousand people in a population [Answer]

Output: crude death rate


Input: [Question] multistage model, based on western europe's experience, of changes in population growth exhibited by countries undergoing industrialization. high birth rates are folowed by pluging death rates, producing a huge net population gain, followed by decrease [Answer]

Output: demographic transition


Input: [Question] the level at which a national population ceases to grow [Answer]

Output: stationary population level


Input: [Question] structure of a population in terms of age, sex, and other properties such as marital status and education [Answer]

Output: population composition


Input: [Question] visual representations of the age and sex composition of a poulation whereby the percentage of each age group (generally five-year increments) is represented by a horizontal bar the length of which represents its relationships to the total population. [Answer]

Output: population pyramids


Input: [Question] a figure that describes the number of babies that die within the first year of their lives in a given population [Answer]

Output: infant mortality rate


Input: [Question] a figure that describes the number of children that die between the first and fifth years of their lives in a given population [Answer]

Output: child mortality rate


Input: [Question] a figure indicating how long, on average, a person may be expected to live. mormally expressed in the context of a particular state [Answer]

Output: life expectancy


Input: [Question] Immune sysem disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus which over a period of years weakens the capacity of the immune system to fight off infection so that weight loss and weakness set in and other afflictions may hasten an infected persons deah [Answer]

Output: AIDS


Input: [Question] generally long lasting afflictions now more common because of higher life expectancies [Answer]

Output: chronic diseases


Input: [Question] government policies that encourage large families and raise the rate of population growth [Answer]

Output: expansive population policies


Input: [Question] government policies designed to favor one racial sector over others [Answer]

Output: eugenic population policies


Input: [Question] governmental policies designed to reduce the rate of natural increase [Answer]

Output: restrictive population policies


Input: [Answer] in sports, made an unfair play [Question]

Output: fouled


Input: [Answer] a ring or round band [Question]

Output: hoop


Input: [Answer] a shirt that is pulled on over the head [Question]

Output: jersey


Input: [Answer] was filled with wonder; was astonished [Question]

Output: marveled


Input: [Answer] an edge, border, or margin on or around anything [Question]

Output: rim


Input: [Answer] not able to speak [Question]

Output: speechless


Input: [Answer] hit sharply or violently away [Question]

Output: swatted


Input: [Answer] incredible [Question]

Output: unbelievable


Input: [Question] pochodzić z [Answer]

Output: to come form


Input: [Question] studiować prawo [Answer]

Output: to stady low


Input: [Question] domek jednorodzinny [Answer]

Output: detached house


Input: [Question] na przedmieściach [Answer]

Output: in the suburbs


Input: [Question] nudna rutyna [Answer]

Output: the dull routine


Input: [Question] życie codzienne [Answer]

Output: everyday life


Input: [Question] lubić [Answer]

Output: to suit


Input: [Question] prowadzić intensywny tryb życia [Answer]

Output: to lead a hectic life


Input: [Question] być stale czymś zajęty [Answer]

Output: to be always on the go


Input: [Question] jest oddana rodzinie [Answer]

Output: she is a family woman


Input: [Question] dbać o rodzinę [Answer]

Output: to take good care od the family


Input: [Question] lubić życie rodzinne [Answer]

Output: to be fond of home-life


Input: [Question] być spokojnym [Answer]

Output: to be good-tempered


Input: [Question] stress [Answer]

Output: a force that acts on rock to change its shape or volume


Input: [Question] tension [Answer]

Output: stress force pulls on the crust stretching rock so that it becomes thinner in the middle


Input: [Question] compression [Answer]

Output: stress force squeezes rock until it folds or breaks


Input: [Question] shearing [Answer]

Output: stress that pushes a mass of rock in two opposite directions


Input: [Question] normal faults [Answer]

Output: fault is at an angle


Input: [Question] hanging wall [Answer]

Output: block of rock that lies above the fault


Input: [Question] footwall [Answer]

Output: block of rock that lies below the fault


Input: [Question] reverse fault [Answer]

Output: fault where the blocks move in the opposite direction


Input: [Question] strike-slip fault [Answer]

Output: a fault where the rocks on either side of the fault slip past each other sideways


Input: [Question] anticline [Answer]

Output: a fold in rock that bends upward into an arch


Input: [Question] syncline [Answer]

Output: a fold in rock that bends downward to form a valley


Input: [Question] seismogram [Answer]

Output: the record of an earthquake's seismic waves produced by a seismograph


Input: [Question] friction [Answer]

Output: the force that opposes the motion of one surface as it moves across another surface


Input: [Question] Aloofness [Answer]

Output: Distant, Standoffish


Input: [Question] Apprehensive [Answer]

Output: Fearful something might happen


Input: [Question] Bewildering [Answer]

Output: Extremely confusing


Input: [Question] Bluff [Answer]

Output: To mislead


Input: [Question] Buckskin [Answer]

Output: Skin of horse


Input: [Question] Contemptuously [Answer]

Output: Without respect


Input: [Question] Feud [Answer]

Output: Long lasting argument


Input: [Question] Hilt [Answer]

Output: Maximum extent or degree


Input: [Question] Madras [Answer]

Output: Light cotton


Input: [Question] Ornery [Answer]

Output: Unpleasant, Stubborn


Input: [Question] Premonition [Answer]

Output: A forwarning


Input: [Question] Quavered [Answer]

Output: When one's voice shakes


Input: [Question] Rank [Answer]

Output: Slang: To inslut


Input: [Question] Reformatory [Answer]

Output: A school to train discipline


Input: [Question] Resignedly [Answer]

Output: Submissive, to give in


Input: [Question] Rumble [Answer]

Output: Street fight


Input: [Question] Sheepish [Answer]

Output: Embarrassed or shy


Input: [Question] Towheaded [Answer]

Output: White-blond hair


Input: [Question] Unceasingly [Answer]

Output: Not stopping


Input: [Question] Unfathomable [Answer]

Output: Difficult to unerstand


Input: [Term] Make them short and to the point. (no complete sentences) [Definition]

Output: your notes

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] Abbreviate [Definition]

Output: Example: without w/o because b/c

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] Skip lines between ________ ______ [Definition]

Output: completed facts

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] Don't ____ lines when listing facts [Definition]

Output: skip

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] For definitions [Definition]

Output: vocab word on left, definition on right.

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] Title notes according to ____ [Definition]

Output: topic

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] Use as many ____ as possible. [Definition]

Output: visuals

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] examples of listing [Definition]

Output: winter summer spring fall

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] two column note are ____ to study off [Definition]

Output: easier

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Term] what would you title notes about the crucible [Definition]

Output: Crucible Notes

vocab word on left, definition on right.


Input: [Question] primary function is to obtain O2 from the air and deliver it to the lungs for exchange with CO2 and to the blood for distribution [Answer]

Output: Respiratory System


Input: [Question] coughing, sneezing, talking, and singing [Answer]

Output: Secondary functions of the respiratory system


Input: [Question] small air sacs in the lungs thin walled sacs surrounded by blood capillaries the site for O2 and CO2 exchange [Answer]

Output: Alveoli


Input: [Question] an oily lubricant that bathes the inner surfaces to reduce the surface tension in the lungs [Answer]

Output: Surfacant


Input: [Question] a waste product of cellular metabolism [Answer]

Output: CO2


Input: [Question] the main muscles of inspiration, or inhalation [Answer]

Output: diaphragm and the external intercostals


Input: [Question] other muscles that assist exhalation [Answer]

Output: abdominal and internal intercostal


Input: [Question] the lungs are encased by a double membrane consisting of two layers called [Answer]

Output: pleura


Input: [Question] in between the pleura is the [Answer]

Output: pleural cavity


Input: [Question] acts as a vacuum and prevents the lungs from collapsing [Answer]

Output: intrapleural pressure


Input: [Question] the entire respiratory tract is lined with a mucous membrane called [Answer]

Output: epithelium


Input: [Question] hair like projections [Answer]

Output: cilia


Input: [Question] exert a sweeping action, preventing dust and foreign particles from reaching the lungs [Answer]

Output: cilia


Input: [Question] protects the lungs by moistening and warming inhaled air starting in the nasal cavity [Answer]

Output: mucous membrane


Input: [Question] dyspnea [Answer]

Output: labored breathing


Input: [Question] tachypnea [Answer]

Output: rapid breathing


Input: [Question] hemoptysis [Answer]

Output: coughing blood


Input: [Question] cyanosis [Answer]

Output: blue color in skin and nails


Input: [Question] oscillometry [Answer]

Output: a new test available to those as young as two years old


Input: [Question] distinguish patients who have persistently narrowed airways versus a confirmed diagnosis of asthma [Answer]

Output: oscillometry


Input: [Question] a key indicator of respiratory function [Answer]

Output: arterial blood gases


Input: [Question] sputum examination is helpful in the evaluation of [Answer]

Output: pneumonia, TB, and malignancies


Input: [Question] gram stains and cultures are useful in identifying [Answer]

Output: causative organisms, determining proper antibiotic treatment, and diagnosing TB and fungal lung infections


Input: [Question] permits visualization of the lungs and diaphragm during respiration [Answer]

Output: bronchoscopy, chest x-rays, and fluoroscopy


Input: [Question] air filled spaces that reduce the weight of the skill and contribute resonance to the voice [Answer]

Output: sinuses


Input: [Question] sinus cavities are referred to as [Answer]

Output: paranasal sinuses


Input: [Question] frontal, ethmoid, maxillary, and sphenoid [Answer]

Output: sinus cavities


Input: [Question] sinusitis [Answer]

Output: inflammation of the mucous membrane linings which causes pressure, pain, and often a headache


Input: [Question] ethmois sinus inflammation is more common in [Answer]

Output: children


Input: [Question] etiology of sinusitis [Answer]

Output: viruses, bacteria, and allergens


Input: [Question] results in painful headaches and facial swelling [Answer]

Output: chronic sinusitis


Input: [Question] noncancerous growths in the nasal or sinus passageway [Answer]

Output: nasal polyps


Input: [Question] the most common sleep disorder [Answer]

Output: obstructive sleep apnea


Input: [Question] interruption or hesitation of the normal breathing cycle during sleep is called [Answer]

Output: apnea


Input: [Question] the incidence is highest among middle aged overweight males [Answer]

Output: sleep apnea


Input: [Question] caused by a sensitivity to airborn allergens [Answer]

Output: hay fever


Input: [Question] triggers respiratory mucosa to secrete excessive mucus [Answer]

Output: allergens


Input: [Question] the most prevalent chronic condition in patients under age 18 [Answer]

Output: hay fever


Input: [Question] infections of these tissues lead to difficulty swallowing and redness and pain in the throat area [Answer]

Output: tonsis, pharynx, and larynx


Input: [Question] masses of lymphatic tissue embedded in the lateral mucous membranes of the midsection of the oropharynx [Answer]

Output: palatine tonsils


Input: [Question] tonsillectomy [Answer]

Output: removal of the tonsils and pharyngeal tonsils (adenoids)


Input: [Question] may contribute to short term pharyngitis [Answer]

Output: foreign objects, hot liquids, or spicy foods


Input: [Question] characterized by a red, purulent soar throat [Answer]

Output: strep throat


Input: [Question] characterized by hoarseness or aphonia [Answer]

Output: laryngitis


Input: [Question] causes laryngitis in young children [Answer]

Output: croup


Input: [Question] a viral infection of the upper respiratory system [Answer]

Output: influenza


Input: [Question] symptoms include - chills, fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, chest pain, muscles aches, and gastrointestinal disorders [Answer]

Output: influenza


Input: [Question] chief among flu complications [Answer]

Output: pneumonia


Input: [Question] particularly serious in the elderly and chronically it, as well as young children [Answer]

Output: influenza


Input: [Question] common cold, sinusitis, nasal polyps, snoring and obstructive sleep apnea, hay fever (rhinitis), tonsillitis, pharyngitis, and laryngitis [Answer]

Output: upper respiratory diseases


Input: [Question] chronic bronchitis, chronic asthma, emphysema, cystic fibrosis, and pneumoconiosis [Answer]

Output: lower rrespiratory diseases


Input: [Question] irritants such as industrial fumes, automobile exhaust, viruses, and bacteria can cause [Answer]

Output: bronchitis


Input: [Question] bronchitis [Answer]

Output: inflammation of the bronchi that can be acute and chronic


Input: [Question] more serious in small children, the chronically ill, and the elderly [Answer]

Output: acute bronchitis


Input: [Question] characterized by chest pains, dyspnea, cough, fever, and sometimes chills [Answer]

Output: acute bronchitis


Input: [Question] sputum may contain pus [Answer]

Output: acute bronchitis


Input: [Question] indicated by coughing with sputum production lasting for at least 3 months for 2 consecutive years [Answer]

Output: chronic bronchitis


Input: [Question] more common in middle aged men than women [Answer]

Output: chronic bronchitis


Input: [Question] there is excessive secretion of mucus from the mucous glands of he bronchial mucosa lining [Answer]

Output: chronic bronchitis


Input: [Question] mucous glands hypertrophy, and the mucosa itself is thickened and inflamed [Answer]

Output: chronic bronchitis


Input: [Question] hypoxia [Answer]

Output: insufficient oxygenation of the tissues


Input: [Question] may be a complication of another respiratory infection [Answer]

Output: chronic bronchitis


Input: [Question] can result from long term exposure to air pollutants, cigarette smoking, or a complication of another infection [Answer]

Output: chronic bronchitis


Input: [Question] the flue or a common cold exacerbate [Answer]

Output: chronic bronchitis


Input: [Question] one of the most common chronic conditions worldwide [Answer]

Output: asthma


Input: [Question] bronchial asthma [Answer]

Output: chronic inflammation of the bronchi and bronchioles


Input: [Question] a disabling and debilitating disease caused by a restriction or obstruction [Answer]

Output: emphysema