n. steroid
(a) pain in the uppermost part of the body
(b) molecule containing four rings of carbon atoms
(c) reproductive organs protruding from the bodies
(d) opening at the end of the alimentary canal
n. salt
(a) a forecast of whether a disease will progress in severity or not
(b) sodium chloride; white powder used for seasoning food
(c) capability to carry out intercourse
(d) pituitary hormone involved in lactation
n. anatomy
(a) the study of the physical structure and arrangement of an organism
(b) fleshy tissue at the back of the throat
(c) a metal showing few properties of the transition metals
(d) the amount of energy expended by the body in order to survive at complete rest
v. suspect
(a) to guess; to assume
(b) change into another chemical compound
(c) to make an object attract iron or steel
(d) to place apart from others
n. chromosome
(a) the back of the body
(b) overbreathing
(c) painful and prolonged muscular contraction; a bout (of pain)
(d) gene material found in the cell nucleus |
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adj. subnormal
(a) pain-killing properties
(b) relating to the joints
(c) describing the ability to be stretched
(d) below average
n. small intestine
(a) strong metal with a high melting point
(b) part of bowel from the stomach to the cecum
(c) yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes caused by an accumulation of bile pigment (bilirubin) in the blood
(d) spherical-shaped bacterium
n. microtubule
(a) male reproductive organ; containing the urethra
(b) generic name for a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor that is applied to treat AIDS and HIV; trade name: Rescriptor
(c) organ that helps cells hold their shape and assists in cell division
(d) an illness where the circulation 'collapses' and the blood pressure drops
n. cilium
(a) hair-like organelle found in eukaryotic cells
(b) the process where a cell's contents shrink away from the cell wall when placed in a hypertonic solution
(c) generic drug that treats infection caused by a fungus
(d) protein found in animal tissues and fluids
n. thorax
(a) illness caused by bacteria in the blood
(b) area that contains the heart and lungs; the chest
(c) sensory cell
(d) this is made when the hydroxyl group of an organic compound with the formula RCOCl is replaced by a chlorine atom |
