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100 Question from Medical Technologies
What are two examples of radiology?
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100 Answer from Medical Technologies
X-Rays, Ultrasounds, CT Scans, MRI, PET Scans
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200 Question from Medical Technologies
What are the three parts that make up a feedback
loop?
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200 Answer from Medical Technologies
Monitor/Sensor indicates a change in a vital
sign Control Centre recognizes that change and
issues a response Effector/Regulator restores
the vital sign back to its normal range
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300 Question from Medical Technologies
Give an example of an assistive device.
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300 Answer from Medical Technologies
Prosthetic Limbs Transtibial, Transfemoral,
Transradial, Transhumeral Artificial Organs
Artificial Heart, Brain Pacemaker, Cochlear
Implants
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400 Question from Medical Technologies
What are the three types of white blood cells?
Explain the function for each.
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400 Answer from Medical Technologies
Macrophages eat dead cells and other
waste Neutrophils engulf pathogens and release
chemicals to kill other pathogens Lymphocytes
make antibodies
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500 Question from Medical Technologies
Trace the path blood takes around the body.
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500 Answer from Medical Technologies
1) Capillaries in the brain 2) Veins 3) Superior
Vena Cava 4) Right Atrium 5) Right Ventricle 6)
Pulmonary Artery 7) Lungs
8) Pulmonary Vein 9) Left Atrium 10) Left
Ventricle 11) Aorta 12) Arteries 13) Back to
the Capillaries in Brain
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100 Question from Pathogens Disease
Whats the difference between a reactionary and
preventative measure?
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100 Answer from Pathogens Disease
Preventative Measure measures which thwart a
pathogen from getting a foothold and making us
ill Reactionary Measure measures which kill off
a pathogen that is already doing damage
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200 Question from Pathogens Disease
What the three ways of transmission?
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200 Answer from Pathogens Disease
Airborne pathogens that are in the air that are
breathed in Waterborne pathogens that are in
water supplies that are drank in Foodborne
pathogens that are in food that is eaten
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300 Question from Pathogens Disease
What are viruses and what are bacteria?
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300 Answer from Pathogens Disease
Viruses sub-microscopic infectious agent only
capable of reproducing within a host
cell Bacteria unicellular micro-organisms
ranging in length from a few micrometers to half
a millimeter
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400 Question from Pathogens Disease
Explain one example of a fungal infection and one
example of a protist infection.
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400 Answer from Pathogens Disease
Fungal Infections Ringworm feeds on the protein
keratin found in skin, hair and nails Tinea
Pedis athletes foot fungus, causes skin to be
scaly and flake off Aspergillus Species group of
about 200 molds, causes allergies, sinus and lung
infections Protist Infections Trypanosoma
Species move by a spiral motion, causes African
sleeping sickness of Chagras disease affecting
the nervous system Plasmodium Species move by a
spiral motion, causes malaria (red blood cell
disease)
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500 Question from Pathogens Disease
What are the Influenza Activity Levels?
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500 Answer from Pathogens Disease
Level 1 No activity (no laboratory-confirmed
influenza detections during the past four
weeks Level 2 Sporadic (sporadically occurring
lab confirmed influenza Level 3 Localized
(sporadically occurring lab confirmed influenza
together with outbreaks in schools, worksites
and/or residential Level 4 Widespread (lab
confirmed influenza occurring in greater than or
equal to 50 of the surveillance region
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100 Question from Science Public Health
Where is Insite and how does it differ then safe
injection sites in Europe?
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100 Answer from Science Public Health
Insite is in Vancouver and the way it differs
from the safe injection sites in Europe is that
there is medical supervision.
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200 Question from Science Public Health
What is the first citizen driven Mosquito Net
Charity and what are they trying to prevent?
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200 Answer from Science Public Health
Buy-a-Net is the first citizen driven initiative
and they are trying to prevent the spread of
malaria.
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300 Question from Science Public Health
What are the 3 public health agencies that fall
under Kingston?
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300 Answer from Science Public Health
KFLA Health Unit, Ontario Ministry of Health,
Health Canada.
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400 Question from Science Public Health
List 3 social and economic factors that affect
public health?
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400 Answer from Science Public Health
Income, Employment and Working Conditions, Food
Security, Childhood Development, Education and
Literacy, Social Support and Connectedness,
Health Behaviors.
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500 Question from Science Public Health
What is AIDS? And what makes it such an issue?
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500 Answer from Science Public Health
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome and what makes
it such an issue is the 100 mortality rate.
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100 Question from Nutritional Science
Based on Canadas food guide, do girls of guys
need more fruit/vegetable servings per day?
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100 Answer from Nutritional Science
Girls need 7 and guys need 8.
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200 Question from Nutritional Science
What is the name given to a molecule made up of
carbon and hydrogen?
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200 Answer from Nutritional Science
Organic Compound.
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300 Question from Nutritional Science
If a fatty acid chain is straight, is it
saturated or unsaturated?
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300 Answer from Nutritional Science
Saturated.
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400 Question from Nutritional Science
The calorie was originally used to measure what?
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400 Answer from Nutritional Science
Heat.
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500 Question from Nutritional Science
What are the four stages to food processing?
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500 Answer from Nutritional Science
Ingestion, Digestion, Absorption and Egestion.
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100 Question from Biotechnology
As early as 200 BC what was believed to cure
illness when mixed an d crushed together?
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100 Answer from Biotechnology
Plants.
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200 Question from Biotechnology
Bioinformatics uses what two things to analyze
data?
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200 Answer from Biotechnology
Biology and Computing.
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300 Question from Biotechnology
What are the two types of cloning?
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300 Answer from Biotechnology
Reproductive and Therapeutic.
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400 Question from Biotechnology
Name two types of biofuel.
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400 Answer from Biotechnology
Biodiesel and Biogas.
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500 Question from Biotechnology
What is biopharming?
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500 Answer from Biotechnology
Inserting genes into plants/animals to produce
essential medicine or vaccines.
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Final Jeopardy
What theory associates foul smells directly with
diseases and sickness?
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Final Jeopardy Answer
Miasma Theory