Input: [Definition] an evildoer; a person who does bad things [Term]

Output: malefactor


Input: [Definition] a word that describes a person or character who wishes bad things would happen to others [Term]

Output: malevolent


Input: [Definition] wrongdoing or bad conduct by a public official [Term]

Output: malfeasance


Input: [Definition] mischief; evil intent; bad will [Term]

Output: malice


Input: [Definition] harmful; something bad enough that it could result in death when related to cancer [Term]

Output: malignant


Input: [Definition] having bad health or having poor nutrition [Term]

Output: malnourished


Input: [Definition] bad smell; stinky [Term]

Output: malodorous


Input: [Word] relative motion [Definition]

Output: motion that is described based on a frame of reference


Input: [Word] motion [Definition]

Output: any change of position


Input: [Word] acceleration [Definition]

Output: change in the speed or direction of an object's motion


Input: [Word] gravity [Definition]

Output: force that pulls all objects toward each other


Input: [Word] position [Definition]

Output: describes a certain place


Input: [Word] force [Definition]

Output: any push or pull


Input: [Word] newton [Definition]

Output: metric unit of force


Input: [Word] frame of reference [Definition]

Output: things around you that you use to describe motion


Input: [Word] speed [Definition]

Output: measure of an object's change of position during a unit of time


Input: [Word] weight [Definition]

Output: measure of the force of gravity on an object


Input: [Word] friction [Definition]

Output: force that keeps two objects that are touching from easily sliding past each other


Input: [Answer] any attempt to start or do something new [Question]

Output: what is enterprise


Input: [Answer] a person who takes the risk to start a business [Question]

Output: what is an entrepreneur


Input: [Answer] being enterprising from within [Question]

Output: what is intrapreneurship


Input: [Answer] independence, personal satisfaction, profit [Question]

Output: what are the rewards for enterprise


Input: [Answer] confident [Question]

Output: a characteristic of enterprise meaning they have confidence in their own ability


Input: [Answer] innovative/creative [Question]

Output: a characteristic meaning they try to find a better way to do things


Input: [Answer] realistic risk taker [Question]

Output: a characteristic meaning they only take risks where the probability of success is high


Input: [Answer] identify opportunities [Question]

Output: a skill meaning they learn how to identify opportunities


Input: [Answer] time management [Question]

Output: a skill meaning they make the best use of their time


Input: [Answer] people skills [Question]

Output: a skill meaning they get on well with people


Input: [Answer] business, school, home, community [Question]

Output: where can people show enterprise


Input: [Question] Chwaraeon [Answer]

Output: Sports


Input: [Question] Chwarae [Answer]

Output: To play


Input: [Question] Gwneud [Answer]

Output: To do


Input: [Question] Cymryd rhan mewn [Answer]

Output: To take part in


Input: [Question] Athletau [Answer]

Output: Athletics


Input: [Question] Cadw'n heini [Answer]

Output: To keep fit


Input: [Question] Criced [Answer]

Output: Cricket


Input: [Question] Hwylio [Answer]

Output: Sailing


Input: [Question] Marchogaeth [Answer]

Output: Horse riding


Input: [Question] Rhedeg [Answer]

Output: Running


Input: [Question] Sboncen [Answer]

Output: Squash


Input: [Question] what is the instrumentation for obstetric surgery [Answer]

Output: major abdominal sets


Input: [Question] what is the positioning [Answer]

Output: supine with a roll on the right side. Maybe lithotomy.


Input: [Question] onset of labor - complete when the cervix is fully dilated [Answer]

Output: stage 1


Input: [Question] complete dilation of the cervix and terminates with the birth of the infant [Answer]

Output: stage 2


Input: [Question] the birth of the infant and ends when the placenta is delivered [Answer]

Output: stage 3


Input: [Question] mothers condition has stabilized [Answer]

Output: stage 4


Input: [Question] false labor [Answer]

Output: braxton hicks


Input: [Question] a term used to describe a small amount of blood-tinged mucus flowing from the vagina; [Answer]

Output: bloody show


Input: [Question] a measurement of the opening available in the cervix for the passage of uterine contents [Answer]

Output: cervical dilation


Input: [Question] a process in which the cervix is softens and thins and is taken up into the lower uterine segments [Answer]

Output: cervical effacement


Input: [Question] muscular action of uterus to expel the fetus [Answer]

Output: contractions


Input: [Question] a term used to describe the event in which the largest diameter of the fetal head is encircled by the vulvar ring [Answer]

Output: crowning


Input: [Question] movement of the fetus through the pelvic canal caused by the force of uterine contractions [Answer]

Output: descent


Input: [Question] delivery of the shoulder and the body of the fetus [Answer]

Output: expulsion


Input: [Question] rotation of the fetal head back to its original position as the head passes over the perineum [Answer]

Output: extension rotaion


Input: [Question] a change in the relative position of the cervical spine bringing head toward the chest in the occipito anterior position [Answer]

Output: flexion


Input: [Question] a term that indicates the number of times a women has been pregnant [Answer]

Output: gravida


Input: [Question] rotation of the fetal head as it meets the musculature of the pelvic floor [Answer]

Output: internal rotation


Input: [Question] relationship that exists between the long axis of the fetus and the long axis of the mother [Answer]

Output: lie


Input: [Question] a term used to describe the settling of the fetal head into the brim of the pelvis [Answer]

Output: lightening


Input: [Question] a term that indicates the number of times a women has given birth [Answer]

Output: para


Input: [Question] relationship between the presenting fetal part and the maternal body pelvis [Answer]

Output: position


Input: [Question] a term referring to the fetal part overlying the pelvic inlet [Answer]

Output: presentation


Input: [Question] in obstetrics 'station' is the level of the fetal head relative to the level of the ischial spine of the mothers pelvis [Answer]

Output: station


Input: [Question] most common position is the [Answer]

Output: OA occiput anterior


Input: [Question] the parts adjoining an organ [Answer]

Output: adnexa


Input: [Question] an intentional midline surgical incision in the perineum [Answer]

Output: episiotomy


Input: [Question] dilating and effacing prematurely in particular during the second trimester [Answer]

Output: incompetent cercix


Input: [Question] a hollow thick walled pear shaped organ that sits in between the bladder and rectum [Answer]

Output: uterus


Input: [Question] the middle of the uterus is called the [Answer]

Output: fundus


Input: [Question] the cervix opens into the vagina at the external [Answer]

Output: OS


Input: [Question] mucous secreting tissue of the cervix [Answer]

Output: endometrium and lining of the internal OS


Input: [Question] name the layers cervix [Answer]

Output: inner- endometrium middle- myometrium outside- peritoneum


Input: [Question] the visceral __________ lies over the pelvic surface of the uterus [Answer]

Output: peritoneum


Input: [Question] name the paired ligaments [Answer]

Output: broad cardinal round and uterosacral


Input: [Question] the broad ligament contains: [Answer]

Output: round and ovarian ligaments


Input: [Question] the uterine arterial supply is the uterine branch of the [Answer]

Output: internal iliac arteries


Input: [Question] in late second early third trimester we perform a _____________ to prevent spontaneous abortion due to incompetent cervix [Answer]

Output: cervical cerclage


Input: [Question] we use a ________ incision, and we use a ___blade [Answer]

Output: midline low transverse with a 10 blade


Input: [Question] the vagina uterus and cervix Fallopian tubes and the ovaries are [Answer]

Output: internal female organs


Input: [Question] another word for the pelvic girdle is [Answer]

Output: bony pelvis


Input: [Question] ilia ischia and and pubic are all made of what [Answer]

Output: pelvic gridle


Input: [Question] name the parts of the pelvic floor [Answer]

Output: levator ani muscle iliococcygeal pubococcygeal and the puborectalis


Input: [Question] this is a thin sheet of muscle and arises off the pelvic sidewall along the ischial spine [Answer]

Output: iliococcygeus


Input: [Question] this is U shaped and provides "sling-like" support [Answer]

Output: puborectalis


Input: [Question] this is called the false pelvis [Answer]

Output: superior


Input: [Question] this is the true pelvis [Answer]

Output: inferior


Input: [Question] the true pelvis contains [Answer]

Output: sacrum ischia pubis and ligaments


Input: [Question] this is round while the outlet is more transversely oval [Answer]

Output: pelvic inlet


Input: [Question] these act as moorings for the uterus and vagina [Answer]

Output: cardinal round and infundibulopelvic


Input: [Question] name the four anatomical planes of the vigina [Answer]

Output: perivesical vesicovaginal vesicocervical and rectovaginal spaces


Input: [Question] external female genital is called [Answer]

Output: vulva


Input: [Question] name the parts of the vulva [Answer]

Output: mons pons labia majora labia minora clitoris bartholins glands fourchette and perineum


Input: [Question] this is rounded eminence anterior to the symphysis pubis [Answer]

Output: mons pubis


Input: [Question] these are rounded prominent longitudinal flaps extending from the mons to the perineum [Answer]

Output: labia majora


Input: [Question] these are two flat reddish cutaneous flaps lying between the labia majora [Answer]

Output: labia minora


Input: [Question] which one of the labia's contain sebaceous glands [Answer]

Output: minora


Input: [Question] this is a erectile structure located directly above the urethral orifice [Answer]

Output: clitoris


Input: [Question] this cavity is between the labia minora and it contains the urethral meatus, bartholins glands [Answer]

Output: vestibule


Input: [Question] these secrete a lubricating mucoid substance [Answer]

Output: bartholins glands


Input: [Question] a thin fold of mucous membrane located just inside the vaginal orifice [Answer]

Output: hymen hymenal ring


Input: [Question] this is supported by the pelvic and urogential diaphramgs [Answer]

Output: perineum


Input: [Question] these muscles support the perineal [Answer]

Output: levator ani coccygeal and deep transverse


Input: [Question] the perineum is sensitive because of which nerve [Answer]

Output: pudendal


Input: [Question] this is a fibromuscular tube [Answer]

Output: vagina


Input: [Question] vaginal muscularis is composed of an innner____ muscle and an outer_______ layer [Answer]

Output: circular longitudinal


Input: [Question] the annular recess creatd by the cervical-vagnal junction is termed the _____ [Answer]

Output: fornix


Input: [Question] the uterine appendages are called [Answer]

Output: adnexa aka the fallopian tubes and ovaries


Input: [Question] the uterine corpus lies entirely with the _____ pelvis [Answer]

Output: lesser


Input: [Question] where the cervix ultimately opens into the vagina is the external ___ [Answer]

Output: OS


Input: [Question] where does the uterine lining become the mucous secreting tissue of the cervix [Answer]

Output: internal OS


Input: [Question] the uterus is innervated by the ______ and ______plexuses [Answer]

Output: ovarian hypogastric


Input: [Question] the fallopian tubes open into the uterus at the uterine os is called [Answer]

Output: cornu


Input: [Question] the fallopian tube opens to the ovary at the [Answer]

Output: abdominal OS


Input: [Question] this sphincter effect is important in the prevention of endometriosis [Answer]

Output: isthmus


Input: [Question] the intramural portion communicates with the uterus at the [Answer]

Output: cornu


Input: [Question] This is the thickest layer in the ampulla [Answer]

Output: circular


Input: [Question] surgical resection for localized carcinoma unless anaplastic carcinoma or lymphoma [Answer]

Output: thyroid carinoma


Input: [Question] radioiodine ablation of active thyroid tissue [Answer]

Output: hyperthyroid


Input: [Question] surgical resection of affected gland [Answer]

Output: hyperparathyroid


Input: [Question] antibiotic therapy in case of wound infection and controlled diet [Answer]

Output: hypoparathyroid


Input: [Question] these cells produce store and release thyroxine and triiodothyronine [Answer]

Output: follicular


Input: [Question] these cells secrete calcitonin [Answer]

Output: parafollicular


Input: [Question] the ____ thyroid artery is the largest branch of the thyrocervical trunk of the subclavian [Answer]

Output: inferior


Input: [Question] invloves the vafinal mucosa or perineal skin [Answer]

Output: frist degree


Input: [Question] extends into the vaginal submucosa or perineum with or without the perineal body [Answer]

Output: 2nd degree


Input: [Question] involves the anal sphincter [Answer]

Output: 3rd degree


Input: [Question] involves the rectal mucosa [Answer]

Output: 4th degree


Input: [Question] cervical cerclage is also called the [Answer]

Output: shirodkars


Input: [Question] what surgery is performed to prevent a spontaneous abortion [Answer]

Output: cervical cerclage


Input: [Question] each tube is located in the [Answer]

Output: mesosalpinx


Input: [Question] when the baby is born and you cant tell the sex [Answer]

Output: ambiguous genitalia


Input: [Question] infected hair follicle [Answer]

Output: inclusion cyst


Input: [Question] out pouching weakening in the wall causing urine to leak into the sack [Answer]

Output: urethral diverticula


Input: [Question] persistent infection usually caused by std [Answer]

Output: chronic cervicitis


Input: [Question] benign fatty growths that grow on a stalk [Answer]

Output: pedunculated


Input: [Question] rubbing skin and causing a burn [Answer]

Output: escoreation


Input: [Question] another word for ring worm [Answer]

Output: impetigo


Input: [Question] another word for fibroids [Answer]

Output: leiomyomas


Input: [Question] postmenopausal bleeding [Answer]

Output: endometrial hyperplasia


Input: [Question] this is directly related to estrogen levels looks like an ectopic pg [Answer]

Output: functional ovarian tumor


Input: [Question] this can sit on a stalk and weigh up to 100lbs [Answer]

Output: neoplastic ovarian tumor


Input: [Question] this is an over arching term: meaning anything that causes a disruption with menstruating [Answer]

Output: DUB-dysfunctional uterine bleeding


Input: [Question] cystocele and rectocele are all categorized under [Answer]

Output: pelvic organ prolapse


Input: [Question] the schillers test is used on what [Answer]

Output: cervical cancer


Input: [Question] the collins test is used on what [Answer]

Output: vulvar cancer


Input: [Question] aaron canule is used on what procedure [Answer]

Output: hystroscopy


Input: [Question] these two sickness are indicated by epithelium that appears white after the app. of acetic acid [Answer]

Output: cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cervical dysplasia


Input: [Question] mosaic or punctuation are signs of [Answer]

Output: CIN


Input: [Question] this surgery is used to treat adhesions polyps and myomas [Answer]

Output: hysteroscopy


Input: [Question] obstruction is commonly results from gonococcal infection or most frequently trauma [Answer]

Output: bartholins glands cyst


Input: [Question] this is performed as a last recourse when other treatments such as laser ablation and wide local lesion have failed [Answer]

Output: vulvectomy


Input: [Question] a radical _____involves the groin exploration removal of lymph nodes and a wide resection of the tissue [Answer]

Output: radical vulvectomy


Input: [Question] external genitalia wart usually spread by sexual contact [Answer]

Output: ablation of condylomata


Input: [Question] procedure is performed to correct labia minora hypertrophy caused by congential abnormality [Answer]

Output: labiaplasty


Input: [Question] indication for this procedure are ovarian malignancy, cystic disease strangulated ovaries infection adhesions and endometriosis [Answer]

Output: oophorectomy


Input: [Question] removal of the ovaries [Answer]

Output: oophorectomy


Input: [Question] What do we call the series of steps used to answer a question or solve a problem? [Answer]

Output: Scientific method


Input: [Question] Scientists use these to gather information [Answer]

Output: Observations


Input: [Question] When you use one of the 5 senses to identify object or events, you make what? [Answer]

Output: Observations


Input: [Question] What do scientists call a possible explanation or answer to a question? [Answer]

Output: A hypothesis


Input: [Question] Which of these is an IF-THEN statement, a prediction or a hypothesis? [Answer]

Output: A prediction


Input: [Question] What states in advance the results of the experiment? [Answer]

Output: The Prediction


Input: [Question] What does an experiment test? [Answer]

Output: The hypothesis


Input: [Question] What does an experiment study? [Answer]

Output: The variable


Input: [Question] In what type of group does the variable remain unchanged? [Answer]

Output: Control Group


Input: [Question] How many variables are changed in an experimental group? [Answer]

Output: ONLY ONE


Input: [Question] What two groups make up an experiment? [Answer]

Output: Control and Experimental


Input: [Question] What are the two variables in any experiment called? [Answer]

Output: The independent and the dependent variable


Input: [Question] What do you do when you perform and experiment? [Answer]

Output: collecting data


Input: [Question] When you look for patterns in the data, we say that you are _________ _______ [Answer]

Output: analyzing data


Input: [Question] True or False: You should do an experiment more than once [Answer]

Output: True


Input: [Question] True or False: You should use many subjects to make sure your results are correct [Answer]

Output: True


Input: [Question] You restate the results of an experiment when you are ______ ________ [Answer]

Output: drawing conclusions


Input: [Question] When you draw conclusions, you explain whether the results ________ _______ ________ and why [Answer]

Output: support the hypothesis


Input: [Question] This step involves using lab reports, articles, and presentation to explain research and results to others [Answer]

Output: Communication


Input: [Question] The current explanation for why or how something happens [Answer]

Output: A theory


Input: [Question] A statement of fact proven over time to be true [Answer]

Output: a Law


Input: [Question] This statement explains the WHAT in an experiment [Answer]

Output: a Law


Input: [Question] When an experiment contains a control group, an experimental group, and tests ONE variable at a time, it is called this kind of experiment: [Answer]

Output: Controlled


Input: [Question] my father used oak to build the book case Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: independent clause


Input: [Question] before he ate dinner Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: dependent clause


Input: [Question] because my daugher likes music Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: dependent clause


Input: [Question] my aunt started to read the book Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: independent clause


Input: [Question] when she finished taking the test Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: dependent clause


Input: [Question] since the store was far away Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: dependent clause


Input: [Question] we drove the car to the beach Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: independent clause


Input: [Question] when her grandson played baseball Dependent or Independent? [Answer]

Output: dependent clause


Input: [Question] What is the independent clause? After the teacher gave out the test, we started working. [Answer]

Output: we started working


Input: [Question] What is the dependent clause? After the teacher gave out the test, we started working. [Answer]

Output: after the teacher gave out the test


Input: [Question] What is the independent clause? The teacher was pleased because the students did well on the test. [Answer]

Output: the teacher was pleased


Input: [Question] What is the dependent clause? The teacher was pleased because the students did well on the test. [Answer]

Output: because the students did well on the test.


Input: [Question] What is the independent clause? My brother drove me to school because my car broke down. [Answer]

Output: my brother drove me to school


Input: [Question] What is the dependent clause? My brother drove me to school because my car broke down. [Answer]

Output: because my car broke down


Input: [Answer] sesmic waves [Question]

Output: vibrations that travel through Earth carrying the energy released during an earthquake


Input: [Answer] pressure [Question]

Output: the force exerted on a surface divided by the total area over which force is exerted


Input: [Answer] crust [Question]

Output: the layer of rock that forms Earth's outer surface


Input: [Answer] basalt [Question]

Output: a dark dense igneous rock with a fine texture found in oceanic crust


Input: [Answer] granite [Question]

Output: a usually light colored igneous rock that is found in continental crust


Input: [Answer] mantle [Question]

Output: the layer of hot solid material between Earth's crust and core


Input: [Answer] lithosphere [Question]

Output: a rigid layer made up of the uppermost part of the mantle and the crust


Input: [Answer] asethenosphere [Question]

Output: the soft layer of the mantle on which the lithosphere floats


Input: [Answer] outer core [Question]

Output: a layer of molten iron and nickel that surrounds the inner core of Earth


Input: [Answer] inner core [Question]

Output: a dense sphere of solid iron and nickelat the center of Earth


Input: [Answer] radiation [Question]

Output: the direct transfer of energy through space by electromagnetic waves


Input: [Answer] conduction [Question]

Output: the direct transfer of thermal energy from one substance to another substance that is touching


Input: [Answer] convection [Question]

Output: the transfer of thermal energy by the movement of a fluid


Input: [Answer] density [Question]

Output: the amount of mass inn a substance in a given volume; mass per unit volume


Input: [Answer] convection current [Question]

Output: the movement of a flud by differences in temature that transfers heat from one part of the fluid to another


Input: [Answer] continental drift [Question]

Output: the hypothesis that the continents slowly move across Earth's surface


Input: [Answer] pangaea [Question]

Output: the name of the single landmass that broke apart 200 million years agoand gave rise to todays continents


Input: [Answer] fossil [Question]

Output: a trace an acient organism that has been preserved in a rock


Input: [Answer] mid ocean ridge [Question]

Output: an undersea mountain chain where no ocean floor is produced


Input: [Answer] sonar [Question]

Output: a device that determined the distance of an object under water by recording echos of sound waves


Input: [Answer] sea floor spreading [Question]

Output: the process by which molten material adds new oceanic crust to the ocean floor


Input: [Answer] deep ocean trench [Question]

Output: a deep valley among the ocean floor beneath which oceanic crust slowly sinks toward the matle


Input: [Answer] subduction [Question]

Output: the process by which oceanic crust sinks beneath a deep ocean trench and back into the mantle at a convergent plate boundary


Input: [Answer] plate [Question]

Output: a section of the lithosphere that slowly moves over the asthenosphere carrying pieces of of continental and oceanic crust


Input: [Answer] scientific theory [Question]

Output: a well tested concept that explains a wide rang of observations


Input: [Answer] plate tectonics [Question]

Output: the theory that pieces of Earth's lithosphere are in constant motion driven by convection currents in the mantle


Input: [Answer] fault [Question]

Output: a break or crack in Earth's lithosphere along which the rocks move


Input: [Answer] divergent boundary [Question]

Output: aa plate boundary where two platesmove away from eachother


Input: [Answer] rift valley [Question]

Output: a deep valley that forms where two plates move apart


Input: [Answer] convergent boundary [Question]

Output: a plate bboundary where two plates move toward eachother


Input: [Answer] transform boundaries [Question]

Output: a plate boundary where two plates move past eachother in opposite directions


Input: [Answer] x-ray tube [Question]

Output: high-voltage AC is changed to high-voltage DC between the secondary of the high-tension transformer and the


Input: [Answer] shorter permitted exposures, higher beam quality, higher beam intensity [Question]

Output: 3 advantages of a 3-phase power supply


Input: [Answer] silicon that is doped with arsenic or gallium [Question]

Output: principle material of a solid state diode and what is significant about it?


Input: [Answer] reduce amount of optical density due to a decreased radiation output [Question]

Output: in a 3 phase, if one of the rectifiers is damaged prior to an exposure, what is likely to occur?


Input: [Answer] rectification [Question]

Output: process in which AC is converted to DC


Input: [Answer] 12 [Question]

Output: how many diodes in a 3 phase 12 pulse?


Input: [Answer] 4, 2 [Question]

Output: how many diodes in full wave? half wave?


Input: [Answer] 87% [Question]

Output: a 3 phase, 6 pulse unit has an effective kV of about ______% of the peak kV


Input: [Answer] voltage ripple [Question]

Output: small variation of the voltage waveform of 3 phase rectified current


Input: [Answer] 30, 18, 2 [Question]

Output: how many dots should appear on a spin top test image for a single phase full wve rectiied unit: 250 milliseconds, 150 milliseconds, 16 milliseconds


Input: [Question] vibrations that travel through Earth carrying the energy released during an earthquake [Answer]

Output: sesmic waves


Input: [Question] the force exerted on a surface divided by the total area over which force is exerted [Answer]

Output: pressure


Input: [Question] the layer of rock that forms Earth's outer surface [Answer]

Output: crust


Input: [Question] a dark dense igneous rock with a fine texture found in oceanic crust [Answer]

Output: basalt


Input: [Question] a usually light colored igneous rock that is found in continental crust [Answer]

Output: granite


Input: [Question] the layer of hot solid material between Earth's crust and core [Answer]

Output: mantle


Input: [Question] a rigid layer made up of the uppermost part of the mantle and the crust [Answer]

Output: lithosphere


Input: [Question] the soft layer of the mantle on which the lithosphere floats [Answer]

Output: asethenosphere


Input: [Question] a layer of molten iron and nickel that surrounds the inner core of Earth [Answer]

Output: outer core


Input: [Question] a dense sphere of solid iron and nickelat the center of Earth [Answer]

Output: inner core


Input: [Question] the direct transfer of energy through space by electromagnetic waves [Answer]

Output: radiation


Input: [Question] the direct transfer of thermal energy from one substance to another substance that is touching [Answer]

Output: conduction


Input: [Question] the transfer of thermal energy by the movement of a fluid [Answer]

Output: convection


Input: [Question] the amount of mass inn a substance in a given volume; mass per unit volume [Answer]

Output: density


Input: [Question] the movement of a flud by differences in temature that transfers heat from one part of the fluid to another [Answer]

Output: convection current


Input: [Question] the hypothesis that the continents slowly move across Earth's surface [Answer]

Output: continental drift


Input: [Question] the name of the single landmass that broke apart 200 million years agoand gave rise to todays continents [Answer]

Output: pangaea


Input: [Question] a trace an acient organism that has been preserved in a rock [Answer]

Output: fossil


Input: [Question] an undersea mountain chain where no ocean floor is produced [Answer]

Output: mid ocean ridge


Input: [Question] a device that determined the distance of an object under water by recording echos of sound waves [Answer]

Output: sonar


Input: [Question] the process by which molten material adds new oceanic crust to the ocean floor [Answer]

Output: sea floor spreading


Input: [Question] a deep valley among the ocean floor beneath which oceanic crust slowly sinks toward the matle [Answer]

Output: deep ocean trench


Input: [Question] the process by which oceanic crust sinks beneath a deep ocean trench and back into the mantle at a convergent plate boundary [Answer]

Output: subduction


Input: [Question] a section of the lithosphere that slowly moves over the asthenosphere carrying pieces of of continental and oceanic crust [Answer]

Output: plate


Input: [Question] a well tested concept that explains a wide rang of observations [Answer]

Output: scientific theory


Input: [Question] the theory that pieces of Earth's lithosphere are in constant motion driven by convection currents in the mantle [Answer]

Output: plate tectonics


Input: [Question] a break or crack in Earth's lithosphere along which the rocks move [Answer]

Output: fault


Input: [Question] aa plate boundary where two platesmove away from eachother [Answer]

Output: divergent boundary


Input: [Question] a deep valley that forms where two plates move apart [Answer]

Output: rift valley


Input: [Question] a plate bboundary where two plates move toward eachother [Answer]

Output: convergent boundary


Input: [Question] a plate boundary where two plates move past eachother in opposite directions [Answer]

Output: transform boundaries


Input: [Answer] A [Question]

Output: A


Input: [Answer] AND [Question]

Output: AND


Input: [Answer] AWAY [Question]

Output: AWAY


Input: [Answer] BIG [Question]

Output: BIG


Input: [Answer] COME [Question]

Output: COME


Input: [Answer] DOWN [Question]

Output: DOWN


Input: [Answer] FIND [Question]

Output: FIND


Input: [Answer] FOR [Question]

Output: FOR


Input: [Answer] FUNNY [Question]

Output: FUNNY


Input: [Answer] GO [Question]

Output: GO


Input: [Answer] HELP [Question]

Output: HELP


Input: [Answer] HERE [Question]

Output: HERE


Input: [Answer] I [Question]

Output: I


Input: [Answer] IS [Question]

Output: IN


Input: [Answer] IT [Question]

Output: IT


Input: [Answer] JUMP [Question]

Output: JUMP


Input: [Answer] LITTLE [Question]

Output: LITTLE


Input: [Answer] LOOK [Question]

Output: LOOK


Input: [Answer] MAKE [Question]

Output: MAKE


Input: [Answer] ME [Question]

Output: ME


Input: [Answer] MY [Question]

Output: MY


Input: [Answer] NOT [Question]

Output: NOT


Input: [Answer] ONE [Question]

Output: ONE


Input: [Answer] PLAY [Question]

Output: PLAY


Input: [Answer] RED [Question]

Output: RED


Input: [Answer] RUN [Question]

Output: RUN


Input: [Answer] SAID [Question]

Output: SAID


Input: [Answer] SEE [Question]

Output: SEE


Input: [Answer] THE [Question]

Output: THE


Input: [Answer] THREE [Question]

Output: THREE


Input: [Answer] TO [Question]

Output: TO


Input: [Answer] TWO [Question]

Output: TWO


Input: [Answer] UP [Question]

Output: UP


Input: [Answer] WE [Question]

Output: WE


Input: [Answer] WHERE [Question]

Output: WHERE


Input: [Answer] YOU [Question]

Output: YOU


Input: [Answer] YELLOW [Question]

Output: YELLOW


Input: [Question] ARP [Answer]

Output: Address Resolution Protocol. An Internet protocol used to map an IP address to a MAC address.


Input: [Question] Default Gateway/Router [Answer]

Output: On an IP host, the IP address of some router to which, the host sends packets when the packet's destination address is on a subnet other than the local subnet.


Input: [Question] DHCP [Answer]

Output: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. A protocol used by hosts to dynamically discover and lease an IP address, and learn the correct subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server IP address.


Input: [Question] DNS [Answer]

Output: Domain Name System. An application layer protocol used throughout the internet for translating host names into their associated IP address.


Input: [Question] Host Part [Answer]

Output: An Ip address that is used to uniquely identify a host inside a subnet.


Input: [Question] IP Address [Answer]

Output: A 32-bit address assigned to hosts using TCP/IP. Each address consists of a network number, an optional sub-network number, and host number.


Input: [Question] Logical Address [Answer]

Output: A generic reference to address as defined by layer 3 protocols, which do not have to be concerned with the physical details of the underlying physical media.


Input: [Question] Network Broadcast Address [Answer]

Output: A special address in each classful network that can be used to broadcast a packet to all hosts in the same classful network.


Input: [Question] Network Number/Network Address [Answer]

Output: A number that uses dotted decimal notation like IP address, but the number itself represents all hosts in a single Class A, B, or C network.


Input: [Question] Network Part [Answer]

Output: The portion of an IP address that is either 1,2,or 3 octets long, based on whether the address is in a class A,B, or C network.


Input: [Question] Routing Table [Answer]

Output: A list of routes in a router, with each route listing the destination subnet and mask, the router interface out which to forward packets destined to that subnet, as as needed the next-hop router's IP address.


Input: [Question] Subnet Broadcast Address [Answer]

Output: A special address in each subnet, specifically the largest numeric address in the subnet, designed so that packets sent to this address should be delivered to all hosts in that subnet.


Input: [Question] Subnet Number/Subnet Address [Answer]

Output: A dotted decimal number that represents all addresses in a single subnet.


Input: [Question] Subnet Part [Answer]

Output: Using classful addressing rules, one of three parts of the structure of an IP address, with the subnet part unquely identifying different subnets of a classful IP network.


Input: [Question] Access Link [Answer]

Output: In frame relay, the physical serial link that connects a frame relay DTW device, usually a router, to a frame relay switch.


Input: [Question] Back to Back Link [Answer]

Output: A serial link between two routers, created without CSU/DSU by connecting a DTE cable to one router and a DCE cable to the other. Typically used in labs.


Input: [Question] Clocking [Answer]

Output: The process of supplying a signal over a cable, either on a separate ping on a serial cable, or as part of the signal transitions in the transmitted signal.


Input: [Question] CSU/DSU [Answer]

Output: Channel Service Unit/Digital Service Unit. A device that understands the Layer 1 details of serial links installed by a Telco and how to use a serial cable to communicate with networking equipment such as routers.


Input: [Question] DCE [Answer]

Output: Data Communications Equipment. From a physical layer perspective, the device providing the clocking on a WAN link, typically a CSU/DSU, is the DCE.


Input: [Question] DTE [Answer]

Output: Data Terminal Equiptment. From a Layer 1 perspective, the DTE synchronizes its clock based on the clock sent by the DCE.


Input: [Question] DS0 [Answer]

Output: Digital Signal Level 0. A 64-kbps line or channel of a faster line inside a telco whose arigins are to support a single voice call.


Input: [Question] DS1 [Answer]

Output: Digital Signal Level 1. A 1.54-mbps line from the telco, Also called a T1 line.


Input: [Question] Frame Relay [Answer]

Output: An international standard data-link protocol that defines the capabilities to create a frame-switched service, allowing DTE devices to send data to many other devices using a single physical connection to the frame relay service.


Input: [Question] HDLC [Answer]

Output: High-Level Data Link Control. A bit-oriented synchronous data link layer protocol developed by the ISO.


Input: [Question] Leased Line [Answer]

Output: A serial communications curcuit between two points, provided by some service provider, typically a telephone company telco.


Input: [Question] Packet Switching [Answer]

Output: A generic reference to network services, typically WAN services, in which the service examines the contents of the transmitted data to make some type of forwarding decision.


Input: [Question] PPP [Answer]

Output: Point to Point Protocol. A protocol that provides router-to-router and host-to-network connections over synchronous point-to-point and asynchronous point-to-point circuits.


Input: [Question] Serial Cable [Answer]

Output: A type of cable with many different styles of connectors used to connect a router to an external CSU/DSU on a leased line intalation.


Input: [Question] Synchronous [Answer]

Output: The imposition of time on a bit stream. A device will try to use the same speed as another device on the other end of the serial link.


Input: [Question] T1 [Answer]

Output: A line from the telco that allows tranmission of data at 1.55 mbps, with the ability to treat the line as 24 different 64 kbps DS0 channels.


Input: [Question] Virtual Circuit [Answer]

Output: In packet-switched services like frame relay, VC refers to the ability of two DTE devices typically routers to send and receive data directly to each other, which is the same function as a leased line, but doing so without a physical circuit.


Input: [Question] Decapsulation [Answer]

Output: On a computer that receives data over a network, a process in which the device interprets the lower layer headers, and when finished with each header, removes the header, revealing the next higher layer.


Input: [Question] Same-Layer Interaction [Answer]

Output: Communication between two networking devices for the purpose of the functions defined at a particular layer of a networking model. Both networking devices are using the same layer.


Input: [Question] Adjacent-Layer Interaction [Answer]

Output: Two adjacent layers in a networking architectural model work together, with the lower layer providing services to the higher layer.


Input: [Question] Encapsulation [Answer]

Output: The placement of data from a higher layer protocol behind the header of the next lower layer protocol.


Input: [Question] Networking Model [Answer]

Output: A generic term referring to any set of protocols and standards collected into a comprehensive grouping that, when followed by all devices in a network, allows all devices to communicate. Just like the TCP/IP and OSI Model.


Input: [Question] Protocol Data Unit [Answer]

Output: A generic term referring to the header defined by some layer of a networking model and the data encapsulated by the header of that layer.


Input: [Question] Segment [Answer]

Output: A term used to describe a TCP header and its encapsulated data.


Input: [Question] Frame [Answer]

Output: A term referring to a data-link header and trailer, plus the data encapsulated between the header and the trailor.


Input: [Question] Packet [Answer]

Output: A logical grouping of information that includes the network layer header and encapsulated data.


Input: [Question] Ethernet: Speed, Alternative name, IEEE name, Cable type and length [Answer]

Output: Speed: 10 mbps. Alternative name: 10Base-T. IEEE name: 802.3. Cable type and length: Copper, 100m


Input: [Question] Fast Ethernet: Speed, Alternative name, IEEE name, Cable type and length [Answer]

Output: Speed: 100mbps. Alternative name: 100Base-TX. IEEE name: 802.3u. Cable type and length: copper, 100m


Input: [Question] Gigabit Ethernet: Speed, Alternative name, IEEE name, Cable type and length [Answer]

Output: Speed: 1000mbps. Alternative name: 1000Base-LX, 1000Base-SX, 1000Base-T. IEEE name: 802.3z and 802.ab. Cable type and length: Fiber 550m(SX). 5km(LX). 100m


Input: [Question] Twisted Pair [Answer]

Output: Consisting of two insulated wires, with the wires twisted around each other in a spiral.


Input: [Question] Switched Ethernet [Answer]

Output: An ethernet that uses a switch, so that devices connected to one switch port do not have to contend to use the bandwidth available on another port. Devices do not share the bandwidth.


Input: [Question] Switch [Answer]

Output: A network device that filters, forwards, and floods ethernet frames based on the destination address of each frame.


Input: [Question] Straight-Through Cable [Answer]

Output: In ethernet, a cable that connects the wire on pin 1 on one end of the cable to pin 1 on the other end.


Input: [Question] Shared Ethernet [Answer]

Output: An ethernet that uses a hub, or even the original coaxial cableing, which results in the devices having to take turns sending data, sharing the bandwidth.


Input: [Question] Hub [Answer]

Output: A LAN device that provides a centeralized connection point for LAN cabling, repeating only received data out all the ports creating a logical bus. Hubs reside on Layer 1


Input: [Question] Half Duplex [Answer]

Output: Any communication in which only one device at a time can send data.


Input: [Question] Full Duplex [Answer]

Output: Any communication in which two devices can concurrently send and recieve data.


Input: [Question] CSMA/CD [Answer]

Output: Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Detection. Devices ready to transmit data first check the channel for a carrier. If two devices transmit data at the same time, they are reset for a random amount of time, then try to resend again.


Input: [Question] Crossover Cable [Answer]

Output: An ehternet cable that swaps the pair used for transmission on one device to a pair for receiving on the device on the opposits end of the cable. Swaps pins 1,2 and 3,6


Input: [Question] 10Base-T [Answer]

Output: 10mbps baseband ethernet specification using two-pairs of twisted-pair cabling. Category 3,4,5. One pair receives data, the other pair transmits data. Has a distance of 328 ft per segment.


Input: [Question] 100Base-TX [Answer]

Output: A name for fast ehternet standard that uses two-pair copper cabling, a speed of 100mbps, and max cable length of 100m


Input: [Question] 1000Base-T [Answer]

Output: A name for Gigabit ethernet standard that uses four-pair copper cabling, a speed of 1000mbps, and a max cable length of 100m


Input: [Question] how did the majority of people feel about change and innovation [Answer]

Output: didn't want it, wanted tradition


Input: [Question] what was the most important fact of life for most of the population [Answer]

Output: grain harvest


Input: [Question] what is aristocratic resurgence [Answer]

Output: nobilitys reaction to threat they felt from expanding monarchies


Input: [Question] significance of land in 18th century [Answer]

Output: foudnation for power of nobility


Input: [Question] geographic trend in power of landords from west to east [Answer]

Output: power increased


Input: [Question] what taxes/dues were french peasants subject to? [Answer]

Output: banalties (forced them to use seigneur's mill/oven and pay for it, corvee (forced labor)


Input: [Question] what were robot? [Answer]

Output: serivce that serfs were required to give in Austria + prussia


Input: [Question] life for peasants in ottoman areas [Answer]

Output: officially free but dependednt and controlled by landlords


Input: [Question] define pugachev's rebellion [Answer]

Output: largest peasant rebellion in 18thc, in russia, pugachev promised serfs freedom from lords


Input: [Question] type of uprsisings in Europe [Answer]

Output: rural riots, aimed at property, pro tradition


Input: [Question] how were peasant uprisings considered conservative [Answer]

Output: targets carefully chosen


Input: [Question] game laws are prime example of [Answer]

Output: legislation related directly to economic and social status


Input: [Question] major concern about food supply [Answer]

Output: innovations would endanger it


Input: [Question] what happened to bread prices in 18th c and why? who benefitted? [Answer]

Output: slowly incerased bc population growth. landowners


Input: [Question] define agricultural revolution [Answer]

Output: 18th innovations in farming by landowners


Input: [Question] main factor for increase in population [Answer]

Output: more food


Input: [Question] impact of population explosion [Answer]

Output: created new demands for food, goods, jobs, increased migration, more social problems, more innovation


Input: [Question] define the inustrial revolution [Answer]

Output: period of sustained economic growth


Input: [Question] what made the industrial changes revolutionary [Answer]

Output: impact on future european society


Input: [Question] social factors that helped consumer economy [Answer]

Output: increased wealth and expanding domestic markets


Input: [Question] why were some critical of consumer economy [Answer]

Output: went against spartan asceticism and christian ethics


Input: [Question] textile production is key example of [Answer]

Output: industrialism growing to meet demands of consumer economy


Input: [Question] domestic/putting out system = [Answer]

Output: urban merchants sent wool to peasant houses to be spun then sold it


Input: [Question] what is flying shuttle [Answer]

Output: john kays invention that increased weaving productviity


Input: [Question] what is spinning jenny [Answer]

Output: allowed numerous threads to be spun on same machine


Input: [Question] what was water frame [Answer]

Output: water-powered device that priduced purely cotton fabric to meet cotton demand


Input: [Question] what did steam engine allow [Answer]

Output: industrialization to expand areas of production


Input: [Question] why was steam power better [Answer]

Output: portable source of power that did not change as seasons changed , unlimited energy source


Input: [Question] what fueled the industrial revolution [Answer]

Output: growing population/ consumer economy


Input: [Definition] (1) a topic and (2) a controlling idea [Term]

Output: Two parts of a topic sentence


Input: [Definition] description is detail that involve all five physical senses. Illustrations are abstract ideas. [Term]

Output: identify the type of writing: illustration and description


Input: [Definition] items, events, or even ideas are arranged in the order in which they occur [Term]

Output: Chronological order


Input: [Definition] n this pattern, items are arranged according to their physical position or relationships. Top to bottom [Term]

Output: Spatial Order


Input: [Definition] items are arranged from least important to most important [Term]

Output: climactic order


Input: [Definition] The reason the writer composes the paragraph. [Term]

Output: Purpose


Input: [Definition] The attitude the writer conveys about the paragraph’s subject. [Term]

Output: Tone


Input: [Definition] The individual or group whom the writer intends to address. [Term]

Output: Audience


Input: [Definition] refers to his or her position on an issue or, in other words, the author’s opinion or belief regarding an issue. [Term]

Output: point of view


Input: [Definition] prewriting, writing, revising, editing, publishing [Term]

Output: 5 stages in the writing process


Input: [Definition] freewriting, clustering, mapping, questioning, brainstorming [Term]

Output: prewriting techniques.


Input: [Definition] 5 senses, be specific, use comparisions, similes, metophores. Eliminate fluff words [Term]

Output: good writing techniques


Input: [Definition] A pronoun usually refers to something earlier in the text (its antecedent) and must agree in number — singular/plural — with the thing to which it refers [Term]

Output: pronoun agreement


Input: [Gender] DOWRY DEATH [Definition]

Output: Dowry deaths are the deaths of young women who are murdered or driven to suicide by continuous harassment and torture by husbands and in-laws in an effort to extort an increased dowry.


Input: [Gender] ENFRANCHISEMENT [Definition]

Output: Freedom from political subjugation or servitude.


Input: [Gender] GENDER [Definition]

Output: Gender refers to the differences between men and women.Although gender is commonly used interchangeably with sex, within the social sciences it often refers to specifically social differences, known as gender roles in the biological sciences.


Input: [Gender] GENDER GAP [Definition]

Output: A phrase marking the trend in recent U.S. presidential elections, whereby more female than male voters support the Democratic party candidate and more male than female voters support the Republican party candidate.???


Input: [Gender] INFANTICIDE [Definition]

Output: Infanticide is the practice of someone intentionally causing the death of an infant.Like in CHINA


Input: [Gender] LONGEVITY GAP [Definition]

Output: Longevity is a term that generally refers to 'long life' or 'great duration of life.


Input: [Gender] MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE [Definition]

Output: It is the death of a woman during or shortly after a pregnancy.


Input: [Question] climbed [Answer]

Output: to go up something, usually by using the hands and feet


Input: [Question] drifted [Answer]

Output: to be carried along by currents of air or water


Input: [Question] couple [Answer]

Output: two things of the same kind that go together; a pair


Input: [Question] half [Answer]

Output: one of two equal parts


Input: [Question] message [Answer]

Output: the words sent by one person to another


Input: [Question] notice [Answer]

Output: to look at


Input: [Answer] didn't want it, wanted tradition [Question]

Output: how did the majority of people feel about change and innovation


Input: [Answer] grain harvest [Question]

Output: what was the most important fact of life for most of the population


Input: [Answer] nobilitys reaction to threat they felt from expanding monarchies [Question]

Output: what is aristocratic resurgence


Input: [Answer] foudnation for power of nobility [Question]

Output: significance of land in 18th century


Input: [Answer] power increased [Question]

Output: geographic trend in power of landords from west to east


Input: [Answer] banalties (forced them to use seigneur's mill/oven and pay for it, corvee (forced labor) [Question]

Output: what taxes/dues were french peasants subject to?


Input: [Answer] serivce that serfs were required to give in Austria + prussia [Question]

Output: what were robot?


Input: [Answer] officially free but dependednt and controlled by landlords [Question]

Output: life for peasants in ottoman areas


Input: [Answer] largest peasant rebellion in 18thc, in russia, pugachev promised serfs freedom from lords [Question]

Output: define pugachev's rebellion


Input: [Answer] rural riots, aimed at property, pro tradition [Question]

Output: type of uprsisings in Europe


Input: [Answer] targets carefully chosen [Question]

Output: how were peasant uprisings considered conservative


Input: [Answer] legislation related directly to economic and social status [Question]

Output: game laws are prime example of


Input: [Answer] innovations would endanger it [Question]

Output: major concern about food supply


Input: [Answer] slowly incerased bc population growth. landowners [Question]

Output: what happened to bread prices in 18th c and why? who benefitted?


Input: [Answer] 18th innovations in farming by landowners [Question]

Output: define agricultural revolution


Input: [Answer] more food [Question]

Output: main factor for increase in population


Input: [Answer] created new demands for food, goods, jobs, increased migration, more social problems, more innovation [Question]

Output: impact of population explosion


Input: [Answer] period of sustained economic growth [Question]

Output: define the inustrial revolution


Input: [Answer] impact on future european society [Question]

Output: what made the industrial changes revolutionary


Input: [Answer] increased wealth and expanding domestic markets [Question]

Output: social factors that helped consumer economy


Input: [Answer] went against spartan asceticism and christian ethics [Question]

Output: why were some critical of consumer economy


Input: [Answer] industrialism growing to meet demands of consumer economy [Question]

Output: textile production is key example of


Input: [Answer] urban merchants sent wool to peasant houses to be spun then sold it [Question]

Output: domestic/putting out system =


Input: [Answer] john kays invention that increased weaving productviity [Question]

Output: what is flying shuttle


Input: [Answer] allowed numerous threads to be spun on same machine [Question]

Output: what is spinning jenny


Input: [Answer] water-powered device that priduced purely cotton fabric to meet cotton demand [Question]

Output: what was water frame


Input: [Answer] industrialization to expand areas of production [Question]

Output: what did steam engine allow


Input: [Answer] portable source of power that did not change as seasons changed , unlimited energy source [Question]

Output: why was steam power better


Input: [Answer] growing population/ consumer economy [Question]

Output: what fueled the industrial revolution


Input: [Question] Poem [Answer]

Output: Writing that is imagenative and condenced by using words chosen for their sound and meaning, with phrases that may have a certain pattern made with rhythum and rhyme.


Input: [Question] Limerick [Answer]

Output: A humerous poem that is 5 lines long. Usually the first, second, and last lines heve the same rhyme. The third and forth lines rhyme with each other.


Input: [Question] Rhyme [Answer]

Output: Words at the end of a poem that sound alike


Input: [Question] Rhythum [Answer]

Output: A pattern created with long and short, and weak and strong sounds


Input: [Question] Meter [Answer]

Output: A rhythmic pattern in a poem


Input: [Question] Couplet [Answer]

Output: Two lines of a poem together, with the same rhythum and rhyme at the end


Input: [Question] Stanza [Answer]

Output: A part of a poem with similer rhythum and rhyme that will repeat later in the poem


Input: [Question] Sonnet [Answer]

Output: A 14-line poem that begins with eight lines and is followed by 6 lines


Input: [Question] Poet [Answer]

Output: A writer of poems-YOU!


Input: [Question] Azidothymidine (AZT) [Answer]

Output: A pro drug nucleoside analog of Thymidine that is more attractive to reverse transcriptase than to DNA polymerase and inhibits reverse transcription of retroviruses (e.g. HIV) by blocking the 3' carbon binding site of ribose with an azide.


Input: [Question] Didanosine (DDL) [Answer]

Output: A pro drug nucleoside analog of Adenosine that is more attractive to reverse transcriptase than to DNA polymerase and inhibits reverse transcription in retroviruses (e.g. HIV) by blocking the 3' carbon binding site of ribose with a hydrogen.


Input: [Question] Acyclovir [Answer]

Output: A nucleotide analog of Guanine that has a higher affinity for (than for human DNA polymerase) and inhibits viral DNA polymerase (e.g. Herpes virus) with its absence of a 3' carbon binding site.


Input: [Question] Tenofovir [Answer]

Output: A nucleotide analog of Adenosine MonoPhosphate (AMP) that acts as a reverse transcriptase inhibitor with its absence of a 3' carbon binding site.


Input: [Question] Cytosine Arabinoside (Cytarabine) [Answer]

Output: A nucleoside analog of Deoxycytidine that induces DNA damage and inhibits the activity of DNA polymerase by blocking it from binding to make a phosphodiester bond and thereby terminating DNA replication. Cytarabine is used as an anti-cancer agent.


Input: [Question] Vidarabine (Adenosine Arabinoside) [Answer]

Output: A nucleoside analog of Deoxyadenosine that induces DNA damage and inhibits the activity of DNA polymerase by blocking it from biinding to make a phosphodiester bond and thereby terminating DNA replication. Cytarabine is used as an anti-cancer agent.


Input: [Question] Decitabine (5-Aza-2'-Deoxycytidine) [Answer]

Output: Anticancer analog of cytidine that prevents DNA methyl-transferase enzymes from methylating cytosine at position 5 since they have a Nitrogen at that position, thereby disrupting the epigenetic process. It also directly inhibits DNA methyl-transferase.


Input: [Question] 5-Azacytidine [Answer]

Output: Anticancer analog of cytidine that prevents DNA methyl-transferase enzymes from methylating cytosine at position 5 since they have a Nitrogen at that position, thereby disrupting the epigenetic process. It also directly inhibits DNA methyl-transferase.


Input: [Brand] Adipex-P/Ionamin [Generic] phentermine hydrochloride [Classification] appetite suppressant/ weight management aid [Use]

Output: to treat obese persons, in the presence of other risk factors, together with diet, exercise and behavior modification


Input: [Brand] Proventil/ Ventolin/Proair [Generic] albuterol sulfate [Classification] bronchodilator/antiasthamtic [Use]

Output: to treat or prevent brochospasm in people with reversible obstructive airway disease and to treat exercise-induced bronchospasm


Input: [Brand] Abilify [Generic] aripiprazole [Classification] antipychotic [Use]

Output: to treat schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder and used in combination with other medications to treat major depressive disorder


Input: [Brand] Zovirax [Generic] acyclovir [Classification] antiviral [Use]

Output: to treat the growth and spread of herpes virus illnesses such as genital herpes, cold sores, shingles and chicken pox


Input: [Brand] Yasmin 28 [Generic] drospirenone/ ethinyl estradiol [Classification] oral contraceptive [Use]

Output: used in the prevention of pregnancy and to treat moderate acne


Input: [Brand] Budeprion/ Alprezin/ Wellbutrin/ Zyban [Generic] buproprion hydrochloride [Classification] antidepressant/ smoking cessation aid [Use]

Output: to treat depression, seasonal affective disorder and used to help people stop smoking by reducing craving and withdrawal effects


Input: [Brand] Antivert [Generic] meclizine hydrochloride [Classification] antihistamine/ anticholinergic/ antivertigo agent [Use]

Output: to treat or prevent nausea, vomiting and dizziness caused by motion sickness and for vertigo caused by inner ear problems


Input: [Brand] Vitamin B3/ Niaspan [Generic] niasin/ nicotinic acid [Classification] antihyperlipidemic [Use]

Output: to treat and prevent a lack of natural niacin, lower cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood, and lower the risk of recurrent heart attacks


Input: [Brand] OxyContin [Generic] oxycodone hydrochloride CR [Classification] narcotic (opioid) analgesic (C-II) [Use]

Output: to treat moderate to severe pain


Input: [Brand] Aciphex [Generic] rabeprazole sodium [Classification] antisecetory [Use]

Output: for short-term treatment of erosive or ulcerative GERD and heartburn symptoms, long-term treatment of Zollinger-Ellison syndrome


Input: [Brand] Accupril [Generic] quinapril hydrochloride [Classification] antihypertensive/ ACE inhibitor [Use]

Output: to treat hypertension alone or in combination with other diuretics and an adjunctive therapy in the management of heart failure


Input: [Brand] Lunesta [Generic] eszopiclone [Classification] hypnotic/sedative (C-IV) [Use]

Output: to treat insomnia


Input: [Brand] Lamictal [Generic] lamotrigine [Classification] antiepileptic/ anticonvulsant [Use]

Output: to treat seizures alone or in combination with other medications and to delay mood episodes in adults with bipolar disorder


Input: [Brand] Phenergan w/ Codeine [Generic] promethazine hydrochloride/ codeine phosphate [Classification] antihistamine/antitussive (C-V) [Use]

Output: to temporarily treat coughs and upper respiratory symptoms associated with allergies or the common cold


Input: [Brand] Cadure [Generic] doxazosin mesylate [Classification] antihypertensive/ BPH agent/ alph-adrenergic blocker [Use]

Output: to treat hypertension alone or in combination with other diuretics or beta blockers and to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)


Input: [Brand] Remeron [Generic] mirtazapine [Classification] antidepressant [Use]

Output: to treat major depressive disorder


Input: [Brand] Detrol LA [Generic] tolterodine tartrate [Classification] uninary bladder modifier [Use]

Output: to treat overactive bladder symptoms of urinary frequency, urgency, or urge incontinence


Input: [Brand] Chantix [Generic] varenicline tartrate [Classification] smoking cessation aid [Use]

Output: to aid in the cessation of smoking alone or together with a behavior modification and counseling


Input: [Brand] Ortho Tri-Cyclen Lo [Generic] norgestimate/ ethinyl estradiol [Classification] oral contraceptive [Use]

Output: used in the prevention of pregnancy and to treat severe acne


Input: [Brand] Hyzaar [Generic] lorsartan potassium/ hydrochlorothiazide [Classification] angiotensin II receptor antagonist/ thiazide diuretic/ antihypertensive [Use]

Output: to treat high blood pressure and lower the risk of stroke in persons who have heart disease


Input: [Brand] Estrace [Generic] estradiol [Classification] hormone [Use]

Output: to treat symptoms of menopause, prevent OA, ovarian and prostate cancer


Input: [Brand] Atarax/ Vistaril [Generic] hydroxyzine hydrochloride/ hydroxyzine pamoate [Classification] antianxiety/ antipruritic antianxiety/ antiallergy/ sedative [Use]

Output: to treat anxiety and tension, control nausea and vomiting and used before or after anesthesia agents


Input: [Brand] Voltaren [Generic] diclofenac sodium [Classification] NSAID [Use]

Output: to treat pain or inflammation cause by rheumatoid and osteoarthritis or ankylosing spondylitis


Input: [Brand] Lopid [Generic] gemfibrozil [Classification] antihyperlipidemic [Use]

Output: to treat very high cholesterol and triglyceride levels in people with pancreatitis and to lower the risk of stroke, heart attack, or other heart complications in poeple who have not been helped by other treatment methods


Input: [Brand] Tri-Sprintec [Generic] norgestimate/ ethinyl estradiol [Classification] oral contraceptive [Use]

Output: used in the prevention of pregnency and to treat severe acne


Input: [Brand] Inderal [Generic] propranolol hydrochloride [Classification] antihypertensive beta blocker [Use]

Output: to treat tremors, angina, hypertension, heart rhythm disorders, and other heart or circulatory conditions.


Input: [Brand] Vitamin D2/ Drisdol [Generic] ergocalciferol ER [Classification] vitamin [Use]

Output: to treat hypoparathyroidism, riskets and low levels of phosphate in the blood


Input: [Brand] Cialis/ Adcirca [Generic] tadalafil [Classification] erectile dysfunction agent/ phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor [Use]

Output: to treat ED in men and to treat pulmonary aterial hypertension to improve the ability to exercise


Input: [Brand] Ambien CR [Generic] zolpidem tartrate [Classification] hypnotic/sedative (C-IV) [Use]

Output: to treat short term insomnia


Input: [Brand] Spiriva [Generic] tiotropium bromide [Classification] anticholinergic/ antiasthmatic [Use]

Output: to prevent bronchospasm in people with brochitis, emphysema, or COPD


Input: [Brand] Cleocin [Generic] clindamycin [Classification] antibacterial/ macrolide antibiotic [Use]

Output: to treat respiratory tract, skin, soft tissue, intraabdominal pelvic and genital tract infections


Input: [Brand] Altace [Generic] ramipril [Classification] antihypertensive/ ACE inhibitor [Use]

Output: to treat hypertension alone or in combinatione with thiazide diuretics, heart failure and improve survial after a heart attack or stroke


Input: [Brand] Benicar [Generic] olmesartan medoxomil [Classification] antihypertensive/ angiotensin II receptor antagonist [Use]

Output: to treat hypertension alone or in combination with other diuretics


Input: [Brand] Flagyl [Generic] metronidazole [Classification] antibacterial/ amebecide/ antiprotozoal [Use]

Output: to treat bacterial or amoebic infections of the vagina, stomach, skin, joints, and respiratory tract. It will not treat vaginal yeast infection


Input: [Brand] Lanoxin/ Digitek [Generic] digoxin [Classification] inotropic agent [Use]

Output: to treat congestive heart failure and atrial tachycardia


Input: [Brand] Reglan [Generic] metoclopramide hydrochloride [Classification] antiemetic [Use]

Output: to treat nausea and vomiting, treat diabetic gastroparesis, symptomactic GERD and facilitate bowel intibation


Input: [Brand] Xalatan [Generic] latanoprost [Classification] anti-glaucoma agent [Use]

Output: to reduce elevated intraocular pressure in patients with open-angle glaucoma and ocular hypertension


Input: [Brand] Aricept [Generic] donepezil hydrochloride [Classification] antipychotic [Use]

Output: to treat mild, moderate and severe dementia caused by Alzheimer's Dsiease


Input: [Brand] Topamax [Generic] topiramate [Classification] antiepileptic/ anticonvulsant [Use]

Output: to prevent seizures and migraine headaches


Input: [Brand] Kenalog [Generic] triamcinolone aceonide topical [Classification] corticosteroid [Use]

Output: to treat inflammation caused by a number of conditions such as allergic reactions, eczema, and psoriasis


Input: [Brand] Pen Vee K [Generic] penicillin v potassium [Classification] antibacterial/ penicillin antibiotic [Use]

Output: to treat many different types of infections caused by bacteria, such as ear infections


Input: [Brand] Concerta [Generic] methylphenidate hydrochloride [Classification] CNS stimulant/ADD agent (C-II) [Use]

Output: to treat ADD and ADHD


Input: [Brand] Roxicodone [Generic] oxycodone hydrochloride IR [Classification] narcotic (opiod) analgesic (C-II) [Use]

Output: to treat modrate to severe pain


Input: [Brand] Levothroid/ Levoxyl/ Synthroid/ Unithiroid [Generic] levothyroxine sodium [Classification] thyroid hormone [Use]

Output: to treat myxedema coma, hypothyroidism and prevent poiter


Input: [Brand] Glucophage ER [Generic] metformin hydrochloride ER [Classification] antidiabetic/ biguanides [Use]

Output: as an adjunct treatment along with diet to lower blood glucose levels in non-insulin dependent diabetes patients


Input: [Brand] Lotensin [Generic] benazepril hydrochloride [Classification] antihypertensive/ ACE inhibitor [Use]

Output: to treat hypertension alone or in combination with thiazide diuretics


Input: [Brand] Actonel [Generic] risedronate sodium [Classification] osteoporosis agent/ bisphosphonates [Use]

Output: to treat or prevent osteoporosis in men and women and treat Paget's Disease


Input: [Brand] Glucotrol [Generic] glipizide [Classification] antidiabetic/ sulfonylureas [Use]

Output: as an adjunst treatment to diet in treating non-insulin dependent or modrate to severe diabetes mellitus


Input: [Brand] Glucotrol [Generic] glipizide ER [Classification] antidiabetic [Use]

Output: as an adjunct treatment to diet in treating non-insulin dependent or moderate to severe diabetes mellitus


Input: [Brand] Avapro [Generic] irbesartan [Classification] antihypertensive/angiotensin II receptor antagonist [Use]

Output: to treat hypertension along or in combination with other antihypertensive medications and to treat diabetic nephropathy in type 2 diabetics


Input: [Term] Two parts of a topic sentence [Definition]

Output: (1) a topic and (2) a controlling idea


Input: [Term] identify the type of writing: illustration and description [Definition]

Output: description is detail that involve all five physical senses. Illustrations are abstract ideas.


Input: [Term] Chronological order [Definition]

Output: items, events, or even ideas are arranged in the order in which they occur


Input: [Term] Spatial Order [Definition]

Output: n this pattern, items are arranged according to their physical position or relationships. Top to bottom


Input: [Term] climactic order [Definition]

Output: items are arranged from least important to most important


Input: [Term] Purpose [Definition]

Output: The reason the writer composes the paragraph.


Input: [Term] Tone [Definition]

Output: The attitude the writer conveys about the paragraph’s subject.


Input: [Term] Audience [Definition]

Output: The individual or group whom the writer intends to address.


Input: [Term] point of view [Definition]

Output: refers to his or her position on an issue or, in other words, the author’s opinion or belief regarding an issue.


Input: [Term] 5 stages in the writing process [Definition]

Output: prewriting, writing, revising, editing, publishing


Input: [Term] prewriting techniques. [Definition]

Output: freewriting, clustering, mapping, questioning, brainstorming


Input: [Term] good writing techniques [Definition]

Output: 5 senses, be specific, use comparisions, similes, metophores. Eliminate fluff words


Input: [Term] pronoun agreement [Definition]

Output: A pronoun usually refers to something earlier in the text (its antecedent) and must agree in number — singular/plural — with the thing to which it refers


Input: [Question] sub [Answer]

Output: under


Input: [Question] un [Answer]

Output: not


Input: [Question] com [Answer]

Output: together


Input: [Question] circum [Answer]

Output: around


Input: [Question] anti [Answer]

Output: against


Input: [Question] intra [Answer]

Output: within


Input: [Question] bi [Answer]

Output: two


Input: [Question] post [Answer]

Output: after


Input: [Question] semi [Answer]

Output: half


Input: [Question] super [Answer]

Output: over


Input: [Question] pre [Answer]

Output: before


Input: [Question] inter [Answer]

Output: between


Input: [Question] mal [Answer]

Output: bad


Input: [Question] non [Answer]

Output: not


Input: [Question] tri [Answer]

Output: three


Input: [Question] intro [Answer]

Output: into


Input: [Question] extra [Answer]

Output: beyond


Input: [Question] equi [Answer]

Output: equal


Input: [Question] sym [Answer]

Output: together


Input: [Question] de [Answer]

Output: down


Input: [Question] dis [Answer]

Output: away


Input: [Question] audi [Answer]

Output: hear


Input: [Question] port [Answer]

Output: carry


Input: [Question] miss [Answer]

Output: send


Input: [Question] aqua [Answer]

Output: water


Input: [Question] viv [Answer]

Output: life


Input: [Question] pan [Answer]

Output: all


Input: [Question] neuro [Answer]

Output: nerve


Input: [Question] pend [Answer]

Output: hang


Input: [Question] fer [Answer]

Output: carry


Input: [Question] duct [Answer]

Output: lead


Input: [Question] tomy [Answer]

Output: cut


Input: [Question] spec [Answer]

Output: look


Input: [Question] ject [Answer]

Output: throw


Input: [Question] punct [Answer]

Output: point


Input: [Question] phobia [Answer]

Output: fear


Input: [Question] endo [Answer]

Output: within


Input: [Question] eu [Answer]

Output: good


Input: [Question] loco [Answer]

Output: place


Input: [Question] mega [Answer]

Output: large


Input: [Question] sangui [Answer]

Output: blood


Input: [Question] dox [Answer]

Output: opinion


Input: [Question] dorm [Answer]

Output: sleep


Input: [Question] morph [Answer]

Output: shape


Input: [Question] matri [Answer]

Output: mother


Input: [Question] amphi [Answer]

Output: all


Input: [Question] vest [Answer]

Output: clothes


Input: [Question] pater [Answer]

Output: father


Input: [Question] bene [Answer]

Output: good


Input: [Question] nov [Answer]

Output: new


Input: [Question] bell [Answer]

Output: war


Input: [Question] ician [Answer]

Output: specialist


Input: [Question] cide [Answer]

Output: kill


Input: [Question] auto [Answer]

Output: self


Input: [Question] neo [Answer]

Output: new


Input: [Question] scrib [Answer]

Output: write


Input: [Question] bio [Answer]

Output: life


Input: [Question] cent [Answer]

Output: one hundred


Input: [Question] corp [Answer]

Output: body


Input: [Question] archy [Answer]

Output: government


Input: [Question] biblio [Answer]

Output: book


Input: [Question] anthrop [Answer]

Output: man


Input: [Question] ad [Answer]

Output: to


Input: [Question] centri [Answer]

Output: center


Input: [Question] cap [Answer]

Output: take


Input: [Question] hypo [Answer]

Output: under


Input: [Question] penta [Answer]

Output: five


Input: [Question] tele [Answer]

Output: far


Input: [Question] poly [Answer]

Output: many


Input: [Question] hema [Answer]

Output: blood


Input: [Question] phon [Answer]

Output: sound


Input: [Question] hydro [Answer]

Output: water


Input: [Question] micro [Answer]

Output: small


Input: [Question] proto [Answer]

Output: first


Input: [Question] omni [Answer]

Output: all


Input: [Question] pond [Answer]

Output: weight


Input: [Question] ortho [Answer]

Output: straight


Input: [Question] ver [Answer]

Output: true


Input: [Question] pop [Answer]

Output: people


Input: [Question] hyper [Answer]

Output: over


Input: [Question] astr [Answer]

Output: star


Input: [Question] helio [Answer]

Output: sun


Input: [Question] alter [Answer]

Output: other


Input: [Question] luna [Answer]

Output: moon


Input: [Question] tetra [Answer]

Output: four


Input: [Question] sur [Answer]

Output: over


Input: [Question] stella [Answer]

Output: star


Input: [Question] amat [Answer]

Output: love


Input: [Question] cogn [Answer]

Output: know


Input: [Question] gyro [Answer]

Output: turn


Input: [Question] son [Answer]

Output: sound


Input: [Question] geo [Answer]

Output: earth


Input: [Question] contra [Answer]

Output: against


Input: [Question] chron [Answer]

Output: time


Input: [Question] stereo [Answer]

Output: solid


Input: [Question] demo [Answer]

Output: people


Input: [Question] vita [Answer]

Output: life


Input: [Question] scope [Answer]

Output: look


Input: [Question] thermo [Answer]

Output: heat


Input: [Question] octa [Answer]

Output: eight


Input: [Question] germ [Answer]

Output: vital or related


Input: [Question] greg [Answer]

Output: group


Input: [Question] mar [Answer]

Output: sea


Input: [Question] prim [Answer]

Output: first


Input: [Question] pyro [Answer]

Output: fire


Input: [Question] clam [Answer]

Output: cry out


Input: [Question] plu [Answer]

Output: more


Input: [Question] tang [Answer]

Output: touch


Input: [Question] string [Answer]

Output: bind


Input: [Question] liber [Answer]

Output: free


Input: [Question] junct [Answer]

Output: joint


Input: [Question] clud [Answer]

Output: close


Input: [Question] se [Answer]

Output: apart


Input: [Question] trib [Answer]

Output: pay


Input: [Question] dign [Answer]

Output: worthy


Input: [Question] luc [Answer]

Output: light


Input: [Question] rupt [Answer]

Output: break


Input: [Question] grat [Answer]

Output: pleasing


Input: [Question] medi [Answer]

Output: middle


Input: [Question] soph [Answer]

Output: widom


Input: [Question] curr [Answer]

Output: run


Input: [Question] tempor [Answer]

Output: time


Input: [Question] migr [Answer]

Output: wander


Input: [Question] trans [Answer]

Output: across


Input: [Question] gamy [Answer]

Output: marriage


Input: [Question] numer [Answer]

Output: number


Input: [Question] fort [Answer]

Output: strong


Input: [Question] osteo [Answer]

Output: bone


Input: [Question] ornith [Answer]

Output: bird


Input: [Question] polis [Answer]

Output: city


Input: [Question] fus [Answer]

Output: pour


Input: [Question] ego [Answer]

Output: I


Input: [Question] spir [Answer]

Output: breathe


Input: [Question] dia [Answer]

Output: across


Input: [Question] acr [Answer]

Output: sharp


Input: [Question] acro [Answer]

Output: high


Input: [Question] culp [Answer]

Output: blame


Input: [Question] derm [Answer]

Output: skin


Input: [Question] zo [Answer]

Output: animal


Input: [Question] per [Answer]

Output: through


Input: [Question] pac [Answer]

Output: peace


Input: [Question] brev [Answer]

Output: short


Input: [Question] necro [Answer]

Output: death


Input: [Question] urb [Answer]

Output: city


Input: [Question] pugn [Answer]

Output: fight


Input: [Question] ecto [Answer]

Output: outer


Input: [Question] plasto [Answer]

Output: molded


Input: [Question] agog [Answer]

Output: leader


Input: [Question] cle [Answer]

Output: small


Input: [Question] il [Answer]

Output: not


Input: [Definition] motion that is described based on a frame of reference [Word]

Output: relative motion


Input: [Definition] any change of position [Word]

Output: motion


Input: [Definition] change in the speed or direction of an object's motion [Word]

Output: acceleration


Input: [Definition] force that pulls all objects toward each other [Word]

Output: gravity


Input: [Definition] describes a certain place [Word]

Output: position


Input: [Definition] any push or pull [Word]

Output: force


Input: [Definition] metric unit of force [Word]

Output: newton


Input: [Definition] things around you that you use to describe motion [Word]

Output: frame of reference


Input: [Definition] measure of an object's change of position during a unit of time [Word]

Output: speed


Input: [Definition] measure of the force of gravity on an object [Word]

Output: weight


Input: [Definition] force that keeps two objects that are touching from easily sliding past each other [Word]

Output: friction


Input: [Question] to figure out a message that is difficult to understand or written in code [Answer]

Output: deciphered


Input: [Question] wrong about something [Answer]

Output: mistaken


Input: [Question] something really terrible that has happened [Answer]

Output: catastrophe


Input: [Question] when you are very lucky [Answer]

Output: fortunate


Input: [Question] when you say or write something in another language [Answer]

Output: translate


Input: [Question] if something needs this it needs to be fixed [Answer]

Output: repairs


Input: [Question] throwing something with great effort [Answer]

Output: heaving


Input: [Question] something that bothers you and causes problems [Answer]

Output: bothersome


Input: [Question] so much noise that it is hard to hear anything over it [Answer]

Output: din


Input: [Question] avoiding something that is coming toward you [Answer]

Output: dodging


Input: [Question] Questions that offer two or more choices as answers [Answer]

Output: Closed-ended questions


Input: [Question] Resources used to maintain information, including equipment and procedures, so that it can be used when needed [Answer]

Output: Data storage


Input: [Question] The process of summarizing, combining or comparing information so that decisions can be made [Answer]

Output: Data analysis


Input: [Question] Non essential purchases that satisfy consumers wants [Answer]

Output: Discretionary purchases


Input: [Question] Controlled situations in which all factors are the same except the one being studied [Answer]

Output: Experiments


Input: [Question] Provides an understanding of factors outside the organization [Answer]

Output: External information


Input: [Question] Small number of people brought together to discuss identified elements of an issue or problem [Answer]

Output: Focus group


Input: [Question] Information that goes into the system that is needed for decision making [Answer]

Output: Input


Input: [Question] Information developed from activities that occur within the organization [Answer]

Output: Internal information


Input: [Question] An organized method of collecting, storing, analyzing and retrieving information to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of marketing decisions [Answer]

Output: Marketing information systems (MKIS)


Input: [Question] A procedure to identify solutions to a specific marketing problem through the use of scientific problem solving [Answer]

Output: Marketing research


Input: [Question] The process of dividing a large group of consumers into subgroups based on specific characteristics and common needs [Answer]

Output: Market segmentation


Input: [Question] A way to collect information by recording actions without interacting or communicating with the participant [Answer]

Output: Observation


Input: [Question] Questions that allow respondents to develop their own answers without information about possible choices [Answer]

Output: Open-ended questions


Input: [Question] The result of analysis that is given to decision makers [Answer]

Output: Output


Input: [Question] All of the people in the group that a company is interested in studying [Answer]

Output: Population


Input: [Question] Information collected for the first time to solve the problem being studied [Answer]

Output: Primary data


Input: [Question] A procedure in which everyone in the population has an equal chance of being selected in a sample [Answer]

Output: Random sampling


Input: [Question] A small group selected from the population [Answer]

Output: Sample


Input: [Question] Information already collected for another purpose that can be used to solve the current problem [Answer]

Output: Secondary data


Input: [Question] Experiments where researchers create the situation to be studied [Answer]

Output: Simulations


Input: [Question] A planned set of questions to which individuals or groups of people respond [Answer]

Output: Survey


Input: [Question] A clearly defined segment of the market to which a business wants to appeal [Answer]

Output: Target market


Input: [Question] Specific cities or geographic areas in which marketing experiments are conducted [Answer]

Output: Test markets


Input: [Answer] to go up something, usually by using the hands and feet [Question]

Output: climbed


Input: [Answer] to be carried along by currents of air or water [Question]

Output: drifted


Input: [Answer] two things of the same kind that go together; a pair [Question]

Output: couple


Input: [Answer] one of two equal parts [Question]

Output: half


Input: [Answer] the words sent by one person to another [Question]

Output: message


Input: [Answer] to look at [Question]

Output: notice


Input: [Question] origin of preganglionic fiber for the sympathentic system [Answer]

Output: thoracic and lumber regions of spianl cord


Input: [Question] origin of postganglionic fiber of sympathetic system [Answer]

Output: sympathetic ganglion chain near spinal cor or collateral ganglia about halfway between spinal cord and effector organs


Input: [Question] preganglionic fibers for sympathetic system [Answer]

Output: short cholinergic


Input: [Question] postganglinoic fibers in the sympathetic [Answer]

Output: long adrenergic (most) long cholinergic (few)


Input: [Question] effector organs that the sympathetic system innervates [Answer]

Output: cardia muscle, almost all smooth muscle most exocrine glands and some endocrine glands


Input: [Question] types of receptors for preganglionic neurotransmitters in the sympathetic system [Answer]

Output: nicotinic


Input: [Question] type of receptor for postganglionic neurotransmitter in the sympathetic system [Answer]

Output: alpha 1 alpha 2 beta 1 and beta 2


Input: [Question] what is the dominate role for the sympathetic division [Answer]

Output: emergency fight or flight situations; prepares body for strenuous physical activity


Input: [Question] origin of preganglionic fiber for the PARAsympathentic system [Answer]

Output: brain and sacral region of spinal cord


Input: [Question] origin of postganglionic fiber of PARAsympathetic system [Answer]

Output: terminal ganglia (in or near effector organs)


Input: [Question] preganglionic fibers for PARAsympathetic system [Answer]

Output: long cholingeric


Input: [Question] postganglinoic fibers in the parasympathetic system [Answer]

Output: short cholinergic


Input: [Question] effector organs that the sympathetic PARAsystem innervates [Answer]

Output: cardiac muscle, most smooth muscle, most exocrine glands, and some endrocrine glands


Input: [Question] types of receptors for preganglionic neurotransmitters in the PARAsympathetic system [Answer]

Output: nicotinic


Input: [Question] type of receptor for postganglionic neurotransmitter in the PARAsympathetic system [Answer]

Output: muscarinic


Input: [Question] what is the dominate role for the PARAsympathetic division [Answer]

Output: dominates in quiet, relaxed situations; promotes "general housekeeping" activities such as digestion


Input: [Definition] Dowry deaths are the deaths of young women who are murdered or driven to suicide by continuous harassment and torture by husbands and in-laws in an effort to extort an increased dowry. [Gender]

Output: DOWRY DEATH


Input: [Definition] Freedom from political subjugation or servitude. [Gender]

Output: ENFRANCHISEMENT


Input: [Definition] Gender refers to the differences between men and women.Although gender is commonly used interchangeably with sex, within the social sciences it often refers to specifically social differences, known as gender roles in the biological sciences. [Gender]

Output: GENDER


Input: [Definition] A phrase marking the trend in recent U.S. presidential elections, whereby more female than male voters support the Democratic party candidate and more male than female voters support the Republican party candidate.??? [Gender]

Output: GENDER GAP


Input: [Definition] Infanticide is the practice of someone intentionally causing the death of an infant.Like in CHINA [Gender]

Output: INFANTICIDE


Input: [Definition] Longevity is a term that generally refers to 'long life' or 'great duration of life. [Gender]

Output: LONGEVITY GAP


Input: [Definition] It is the death of a woman during or shortly after a pregnancy. [Gender]

Output: MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE


Input: [Question] Melting [Answer]

Output: The changing of a solid into a liquid


Input: [Question] Melting point [Answer]

Output: The temperature at which melting occurs


Input: [Question] Freezing [Answer]

Output: The changing of a liquid into a solid


Input: [Question] Freezing point [Answer]

Output: The temperature at which freezing occurs


Input: [Question] Solutes [Answer]

Output: Substances which dissolve in a liquid


Input: [Question] Latent heat [Answer]

Output: The "hidden" heat absorbed or released when a substance undergoes a change of state


Input: [Question] Heat of fusion [Answer]

Output: The latent heat required to change a given mass of a solid into a liquid without changing its temperature


Input: [Question] Evaporation [Answer]

Output: The change of a substance from a liquid into a gas


Input: [Question] Volatile [Answer]

Output: Liquids which evaporate rapidly


Input: [Question] Nonvolatile [Answer]

Output: Liquids which evaporate slowly


Input: [Question] Boil [Answer]

Output: When evaporation occurs throughout the liquid


Input: [Question] Boiling point [Answer]

Output: The temperature at which a substance boils


Input: [Question] Heat of vaporization [Answer]

Output: The quantity of heat required to change a given amount of liquid already at its boiling point into gas without raising its temperature


Input: [Question] Condensation [Answer]

Output: The process of a gas changing into a liquid


Input: [Question] Saturation point [Answer]

Output: When the amount of water evaporating equals the amount condensing


Input: [Question] Dr. John Gorrie [Answer]

Output: The man who created the first mechanical cooling system


Input: [Question] Sublimation [Answer]

Output: When a gas may change directly into a solid by the same process


Input: [Question] Plasma [Answer]

Output: The fourth state of matter


Input: [Question] Tumors that are _______________ are capable of invasion and spreading to other sites. [Answer]

Output: malignant


Input: [Question] Tumors that are ______________ are noninvasive and not capable of invading nearby tissues or spreading to other sites. [Answer]

Output: benign


Input: [Question] The secondary growth of cancer cells from a primary site is called ________________. [Answer]

Output: metastasis


Input: [Question] The transformation from a normal cell to a cancerous cell is called ________________. [Answer]

Output: carcinogenesis


Input: [Question] Malignant transformation results from damage to the genetic material of the cell called _________________. [Answer]

Output: DNA


Input: [Question] Environmental agents that can cause damage to DNA and thus produce cancer are called ___________________. [Answer]

Output: carcinogens


Input: [Question] _______________ are the largest group of cancers and are solid tumors that are derived from epithelial tissue that lines external and internal body surfaces. [Answer]

Output: carcinomas


Input: [Question] Benign tumors of epithelial origin are called __________________. [Answer]

Output: adenomas


Input: [Question] Malignant tumors that are derived from the connective tissues in the body are called _____________________. [Answer]

Output: sarcomas


Input: [Question] The mushrooming pattern of growth in which tumor cells pile one on top of another and project from a tissue surface are described as ___________________. [Answer]

Output: fungating


Input: [Question] Large, soft, fleshy tumors are called ____________________. [Answer]

Output: medullary


Input: [Question] Tumors that contain dead tissue are referred to as ________________. [Answer]

Output: necrotic


Input: [Question] ___________________ refers to localized tumor cells that have not invaded adjacent structures. [Answer]

Output: carcinoma in situ


Input: [Question] The microscopic description _______________, means spreading evenly throughout the affected tissue. [Answer]

Output: diffuse


Input: [Question] The degree of maturity or differentiation under the microscope is referred to as a tumors ______________. [Answer]

Output: grade


Input: [Question] The extent of spread within the body is referred to as the tumors _________________. [Answer]

Output: stage


Input: [Question] One example of a staging system is called _______________________. [Answer]

Output: TNM/International Staging System


Input: [Question] The process of burning tissue to destroy it is called ___________________. [Answer]

Output: cauterization


Input: [Question] The removal of a tumor and a margin of normal tissue is called a _________________ biopsy. [Answer]

Output: excisional


Input: [Question] The destruction os tissue by electric sparks generated by a high-frequency current is called ___________________. [Answer]

Output: fulguration


Input: [Question] The removal of a piece of tissue for examination to establish a diagnosis is called an ___________________ biopsy. [Answer]

Output: incisional


Input: [Question] The implantation of small, sealed containers or seeds of radioactive material directly into a tumor or in close proximity to a tumor is called ___________________. [Answer]

Output: brachytherapy


Input: [Question] A _____________ is a unit of absorbed radiation dose. [Answer]

Output: gray


Input: [Question] A tumor that can be completely eradicated by radiation therapy is referred to as _____________________. [Answer]

Output: radiocurable


Input: [Question] A tumor that requires large doses of radiation to produce death of the cells is called ____________________. [Answer]

Output: radioresistant


Input: [Question] Cancer treatment that utilizes drugs is called __________________. [Answer]

Output: chemotherapy


Input: [Question] An ______________ transplant is when marrow is previously obtained from the patient and stored to be reinfused when needed. [Answer]

Output: autologous


Input: [Question] An _________________ transplant is accomplished by obtaining marrow from a living donor other than the recipient. [Answer]

Output: allogeneic


Input: [Question] BMT [Answer]

Output: bone marrow transplantation


Input: [Question] bx [Answer]

Output: biopsy


Input: [Question] CA [Answer]

Output: cancer


Input: [Question] CEA [Answer]

Output: carcinoembryonic antigen


Input: [Question] chemo [Answer]

Output: chemotherapy


Input: [Question] DNA [Answer]

Output: deoxyribonucleic acid


Input: [Question] ER [Answer]

Output: estrogen receptor


Input: [Question] Gy [Answer]

Output: gray


Input: [Question] IGRT [Answer]

Output: intensity-modulated gated radiation therapy


Input: [Question] IMRT [Answer]

Output: intensity modulated radiation therapy


Input: [Question] IORT [Answer]

Output: intraoperative radiation therapy


Input: [Question] mets [Answer]

Output: metastases


Input: [Question] NED [Answer]

Output: no evidence of disease


Input: [Question] NHL [Answer]

Output: Non-Hodgkin lymphoma


Input: [Question] PD [Answer]

Output: progressive disease


Input: [Question] PR [Answer]

Output: partial response


Input: [Question] prot. [Answer]

Output: protocol


Input: [Question] PSA [Answer]

Output: prostate-specific antigen


Input: [Question] PSRS [Answer]

Output: proton stereotactic radiosurgery


Input: [Question] RNA [Answer]

Output: ribonucleic acid


Input: [Question] RT [Answer]

Output: radiation therapy


Input: [Question] TNM [Answer]

Output: tumor, nodes, metastases


Input: [Question] XRT, RT [Answer]

Output: radiation therapy


Input: [Word] Agricultural Density [Definition]

Output: number of farmers to arable land


Input: [Word] Arithmetic Density [Definition]

Output: total number of people divided by total land area


Input: [Word] Census [Definition]

Output: an official enumeration of the population, with details as to age, sex, occupation


Input: [Word] Crude Birth Rate [Definition]

Output: how many babies born per 1,000 people


Input: [Word] Crude Death Rate [Definition]

Output: total number of deaths per 1,000 people


Input: [Word] Demographic Transition [Definition]

Output: (blank)


Input: [Word] Demography [Definition]

Output: the science of vital and social statistics, as of the births, deaths, diseases, marriages


Input: [Word] Doubling Time [Definition]

Output: the number of years needed to double a population


Input: [Word] Infant Mortality Rate [Definition]

Output: the number of infant deaths per 1,000 people


Input: [Word] Life Expectancy [Definition]

Output: the average number of years a newborn infant can expect to live at current mortality levels


Input: [Word] LDC [Definition]

Output: less developed country


Input: [Word] MDC [Definition]

Output: more developed country


Input: [Word] Natural Increase Rate [Definition]

Output: percent of population growth (CBR - CDR)


Input: [Word] Overpopulation [Definition]

Output: to fill with an excessive number of people, straining available resources and facilities


Input: [Word] Physiological Density [Definition]

Output: (blank)


Input: [Word] Population Pyramid [Definition]

Output: a graph showing the distribution of a population by sex, age


Input: [Word] Total Fertility Rate [Definition]

Output: average number of children a woman will have throughout her child bearing years


Input: [Word] Zero Population Growth [Definition]

Output: when the crude birth rate declines to the point where it equals the crude death rate


Input: [Answer] 23 [Question]

Output: number of chromosomes in humans


Input: [Answer] 50% [Question]

Output: percent related to either parent or any sibling


Input: [Answer] all heterozygotes [Question]

Output: homozygote dominant/recessive cross results


Input: [Answer] 1/2 homozygote recessive, 1/2 heterozygote [Question]

Output: heterozygote and homozygote recessive cross results


Input: [Answer] 1/2 heterozygotes, 1/4 homozygous recessive, 1/4 homozygous dominant [Question]

Output: two heterozygotes cross


Input: [Answer] dominant and recessive and any complications to simple dominance [Question]

Output: components of gene transmission


Input: [Answer] multiple gene effects, sex linkage, codominance, parental coding, crossing over, and x-deactivation [Question]

Output: complications to simple dominance


Input: [Answer] partial albino gene at a different chromosome affects hamster coat color (if recessive, they get a normal color. if not, albino trumps the color coded on the other chromosome) [Question]

Output: example of multiple gene effects


Input: [Answer] hemophilia (skips a generation when manifesting), color blindness-- usually affects males more frequently [Question]

Output: examples of sex linkage


Input: [Answer] two dominant genes can produce their effects together (Ex. the ABO blood typing system-- A and B are both dominant) [Question]

Output: codominance


Input: [Answer] gene expression is affected by which parent you got it from [Question]

Output: parental coding


Input: [Answer] homologous pairs exchange parts of chromosomes to create new genetic combinations [Question]

Output: crossing over


Input: [Answer] one X chromosome turns off in different cells during development of females to rectify the unbalance between males (XY) and females (XX) (Ex. calico cats) [Question]

Output: x-deactivation


Input: [Question] an image on a radiograph that is not an actual structure but its caused by the technique [Answer]

Output: artifact


Input: [Question] process of informing the patient about a procedure [Answer]

Output: disclosure


Input: [Question] permission granted by a patient after being informed about the details of a procedure [Answer]

Output: informed consent


Input: [Question] accountable or legally responsible [Answer]

Output: liable


Input: [Question] a plan to ensure that the dental office produces consistent, high-quality images with a minimum of exposure to patients and personnel, [Answer]

Output: quality assurane


Input: [Question] specific tests used to ensure quaility in dental x-ray equipment, supplies, and film processing [Answer]

Output: quality control tests


Input: [Question] device constructed of layered aluminum steps to demonstrate film densities and contrasts [Answer]

Output: stepwedge


Input: [Question] an illuminated boxlike device used to view radiographs [Answer]

Output: viewbox


Input: [Question] The use of dental x-ray equpiment is regulated by [Answer]

Output: federal and state regulations


Input: [Question] Radiation health codes may include regulations pertaining to [Answer]

Output: barriers, film speeds, position of the operator, and film processing


Input: [Question] most states have laws that require inspections of dental x-ray equipment on a regular basis, such as every _____years. [Answer]

Output: five


Input: [Question] Some states require _________ certification and other states may require an additional examination in order to expose radiographs [Answer]

Output: DANB