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| Who developed the First Vaccine? |
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| E. Jenner injected people who were suffering with smallpox with this vaccine... |
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| He was the first person to identify living micor-organisms as "GERMS" |
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| He realized to kill harmful micro-organisms in wine and beer by heating it to 60 degrees Celcius. |
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| This man introduced the practice of "cleanliness" and "sterilization" to medical procedures. |
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| By studying various diseases such as heart and liver disease, researchers have determined that ___________ affects the human body. |
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| This guide has been developed to show you how much of certain foods you should eat on a regular basis. |
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| This is a condition where human airways become narrowed temporarily, making it hard to breathe. |
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| Name one or two factors that affect human health. |
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-diseases & conditions inherited from family
- sensitive to environmental conditons (fog, pollen, dust, dairy products)
- how you respond to physical, emotional, & psychological stresses
- how you treat your body in general & choices you make (diet, exercise, sleep, smoke, drinking alcohol) |
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| How many chemicals are in 1 cigarette? |
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| The 3 most DESTRUCTIVE chemicals found in a cigarette. |
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TAR
CARBON DIOXIDE
NICOTINE |
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Which chemical in a Cigarette is the most ADDICTING? |
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Smoking can cause a number or Respiratory diseases.
Name 2 of these diseases. |
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BRONCHITIS
EMPHYSEMA
LUNG CANCER |
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When you eat FATTY FOODS, these fats turn into what? |
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CHOLESTEROL
(cholesterol is a lipid found in the blood) |
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A build up of cholesterol in the arteries.
(arteries become narrower and the heart has to pump harder to move blood through) |
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What is it called when you have painful sores of the stomach lining caused by bacteria? |
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