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adj. able to attract iron or steel
(a) magnetic
(b) aliphatic
(c) chronic
(d) swollen
 
n. water drug; any substance that tends to increase the flow of urine
(a) arthritis
(b) anaphase
(c) position
(d) diuretics
 
n. characteristic that is controlled by a gene carried on the X chromosome
(a) cardiogenic shock
(b) X-linked disease
(c) exoskeleton
(d) urea
 
adj. relating to change of form
(a) permitted
(b) regular
(c) rectal
(d) metamorphic
 
adj. improbable
(a) sterilized
(b) cardiac
(c) unlikely
(d) hematic

 

n. the flagellate organism that causes syphilis
(a) metal
(b) mammal
(c) treponema pallidum
(d) zygote
 
n. a process that can occur without the addition of outside energy
(a) citric acid cycle
(b) alanine
(c) spontaneous reaction
(d) ureter
 
v. to break down a compound by means of water
(a) hydrolyze
(b) isolate
(c) persist
(d) inhibit
 
n. the way a person looks; a person's visible aspect
(a) methionine
(b) appearance
(c) thermodynamic
(d) staphylococcus
 
n. anything causing damage to the body
(a) hypoglycemia
(b) poison
(c) tightly-closed container
(d) nuclear envelope

adj. able to attract iron or steel (a) magnetic
n. water drug; any substance that tends to increase the flow of urine (d) diuretics
n. characteristic that is controlled by a gene carried on the X chromosome (b) X-linked disease
adj. relating to change of form (d) metamorphic
adj. improbable (c) unlikely
n. the flagellate organism that causes syphilis (c) treponema pallidum
n. a process that can occur without the addition of outside energy (c) spontaneous reaction
v. to break down a compound by means of water (a) hydrolyze
n. the way a person looks; a person's visible aspect (b) appearance
n. anything causing damage to the body (b) poison

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