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*Controls involuntary muscles and activities
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| Coordinates complex movements of skeletal muscles |
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*controls memory and thought processes
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| Doctor who treat diseases and disorders of the nervous system |
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| Doctor who treats skin diseases and disorders |
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| Doctor who treats bone and joint injuries and disorders |
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| Doctor who prevents and corrects misalignment of the teeth |
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| Doctor who treats diseases and disorders of the digestive system |
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| Serious reduction in the body's water content |
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| Below normal body temperature |
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| Weather phenomenon that kills the most people every year |
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| Balancing of different risks when considering a decision or policy |
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| Muscular tube that connects the pharynx with the stomach |
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| Largest internal organ in the body |
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| Largest artery in the body |
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| dangerous surface current formed when large quantities of water recede rapidly into the ocean |
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| Neurons that relay signals from the Central Nerve System (CNS) to pther parts of the body |
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| Axial Skeleton and appendicular skeleton |
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| are the two major parts of the skeletal system |
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| The Central nervous system is composed of? |
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| Spinal nervous and cranial nervous |
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| Are the two types of nervous in the peripheral nervous system |
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| The most common emergency signal is ? |
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| Name for an unborn baby when his is distinctly recognizable as a miniature baby |
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| Chemical and physical processes by which the body burns food and generates energy |
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| Type of circulation that involves the movement of blood through all parts of the body except the lungs |
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| pressure during contraction of the ventricles |
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| Are muscles that increase the angle between the bones of a joint |
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| The most important and complex part of the nervous system |
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| Responsible for functions that are consciously controlled |
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| Or white of the eye, is part of the tough outer layer of the eyeball |
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| Eating disorder characterized by self induced starvation and being severely underweight |
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| What is the leading cause of accidental deaths in the United States? |
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| If your clothes catches on fire you should? |
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| Electrical or grease fires |
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| Inability of the eyes to focus on distant objects |
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| Sensory receptors that are responsible for sensations of smell and taste |
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| Sensory receptors that are responsible for sensations of touch and pressure |
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| Thick bundle of nerve fibers through which the brain communicates with the body |
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| Wasting away of muscle through lack of use |
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| Connective tissue that attaches muscle to bones |
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| Rigid ring of thick bone that supports most of the body's weight |
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| Large, spongy organs located inside the thoracic cavity |
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| Weather phenomenon in which you should seek underground shelter or crouch down next to a wall where there are no windows |
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