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  • When you have a fungal infection, what is the main organ or tissue that tends to be affected?
    The skin
  • What is a zygote?
    A single cell given from each parent, through which a new individual is formed
  • What part of the body controls your sense of balance?
    The ear
  • Name 4 of the 6 ways infectious diseases are spread.
    Direct contact - Touching inert objects - Drinking water - Eating contaminated food - The air - Animals
  • What are the different muscle shapes?
    Long / Fusiform - Flat - Circular / Sphincters
  • Are microbes in vaccines alive or dead?
    Both! Some use live and others use dead microbes
  • What are the 3 types of drugs?
    Depressants, stimulants, and hallucinogenics
  • Why do we have a blind spot in our vision?
    There are no photoreceptor cells where the optic nerve exits the eye
  • What are the three different bone shapes?
    Long, Short, and Flat
  • What are cataracts?
    The lens of the eye becomes opaque, blocking the passage of light
  • Name one of the external or passive barriers we have to protect us from infections.
    The skin or the mucous membranes
  • In what part of the female reproductive system does the gestation of a new human take place?
    The Uterus
  • What part of the body does Rheumatism affect?
    The locomotor system: specifically the joints.
  • Where is the bicep femoris found?
    The thigh
  • True or false: Antibiotics target bad bacteria in your body and kill them.
    False! They kill all bacteria, bad and good
  • What system is the corpora cavernosa found in?
    The male reproductive system
  • What is the difference between Artificial Insemination and IVF?
    Artificial insemination: sperm are introduced into the uterus - vs - IVF: the fertilized zygote is introduced into the uterus
  • What is the name of the structure that is softer than bone, found in the ears and nose?
    Cartilage
  • How long in weeks is the gestation period of a human?
    40 weeks
  • How many basic tastes are there? Name 3 of them.
    5: Sweet - Salty - Acidic / Bitter - Sour - Umami
  • What part of the inner ear detects detects sound?
    The Cochlea
  • What is the difference between pandemic and endemic?
    Pandemic is world wide and endemic is specific to a region
  • What is a phagocyte?
    A white blood cell (that traps and eliminates pathogenic microorganisms)
  • In order for a substance to be detectable by the nose it needs to be...?
    Volatile