1/ What do you know about cells?

Cells are basic structure all living

organisms, Cells provide structure for the
body, take in the nutrients from food and
carry out important functions.

2/ How many things all cells have in

general, and are they?

All cells have ingeneral 4 compoments is

plasma membranc, cytoplasm, DNA and
ribosom.

3/ Name some parts of the cell and their

main functions.

Nucleus : Regulates all cells activities.

Cell membrance : is made out of
phospholipids and proteins.
Golgi complex : processes and packages
proteins.
Cell wall : structure in plant made off
cellulose that is outside off the cell
memberance.
Vacules : large storge sacks found mainly
in plant.

4/ Name some unique structures that only

special cells have.

- The nucleus - the control centes of the cell

- The cytoplasm
- The cytoskeleton - The celular support
- The cell wall - the protector
- The gogi complex - the packing plant

5/ Briefly introduce a type of tissue in the

human body.

- Conective tissue
- Nervous tissue
- Muscle tissue
- Epihelial tissue
6/ Introduce structural units of the human
body in different levels.

- Chemical level
- Cellular level
- Tissue level
- Ogan level
- Ogan system level
- Oganismal level

7/ Name some favorite places for germs to

live.

- Bathroom
- Kitchen spoge
- Cell phone
- The kitchen sick

8/ What is infection?

- The invation and growth of germs in the

body. The germs may be bateri, virues,
yeast, fungi or other microorganisms
infectior can begin anywhere in the body
and may spread all throught. An infection
can cause fevir and orther health
problems, depending on where it ocus in
the body

9/ How can infectious agents enter our body?

Usually enter our bodies through the eye,

mouth, nose, or urogenital opening, or
through wound or bites that breach the skin
barries.

10/ What can we do to prevent from harmful

bacteria?

Wash your hand before eating, or touching

your eye, mouth, nose
Wash your hand before eating, or touching
anyone who is smeezing, coughing or blowing
their nose.

11/ What is antibiotic?

Antibiotic means as antibacteria, are
medication that destroy or slow down growth
of bacteria.

12/ What are some serious problems of using

antibiotics recently?

Digestive problem
Fungal infections
Drug interactions
Photosensitivity
Teeth and bone is staining

13/ What is root in medical terminology?

The root or stem of a medical term usually
has been derived from a Greek or latin noun
or verb. This root expresses the basic meaning
of the term. However, often that meaning will
be modified by the addition of prefix or
addition of a suffix. Frequently a root + a suffix
will be used as a suffix and added to another.

14/ What is prefix in medical terminology?

Prefix are located at the begining of a medical
term. The prefix alters the maning of the
medical term. It is important to spell and
peonounce prefix correctly. Many prefixes
that your find in medical terms are common
to English language prefixes.

15/ What is suffix in medical terminology?

The ending part of a word that modifies the

meaning of the word.

16/ What is Internal medicine?

Internal medicine or general internal medicine

is medical speciatly dealing with the
prevention diagnosis, and treatment of
internal diseases.

17/ What is Preventive medicine?

Preventive medicine is a medical special

specialtiess. Which focuses or the health of
the individuals and communition. The goal of
prevent medicine is to promote health and
well- being and prevent diseases, disarlity and
death.

18/ What is Anesthesiology?

Anesthesiology is a medical treatment that

prevent patients from feeling pain during
surgery. It allows people to have procedures
that lead healthier and longer lives.

19/ Introduce parts of the arm.

Arm
Wrist
Forearm
Elbow
Upperarm
Axilla/armpit
20/ Introduce parts of the leg ?

knee
Shin
Foot
Toe
Thing
Calf
Ankle
Heel

21/ Introduce main parts of the human body

Head , chest, abdoment, hip, shoulders, trunk,

waist, limbs, nape, back, buttocks, palm, sole.

22/ Describe anatomical position.

23/ What are anatomical planes?

An anatomical plane is hypothetical plane use
to transect, in orther to describe the location
of structure or the direction of movement. In
human and animal, three principal planes.
+sagittal plane
+ coronal plane
+ transverse plane

24/ Describe the position of some organs in

the body using directional terms.

The knee is anterior and superior to the calf

The calf is posterior and inferior to the knee

The lungs right is superior to the liver and

near arm right and next to heart
The livver is inferior to the lungs right and
anterior stomach.