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| the sex glands of the female |
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| the smallest formed elements in the blood |
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| the substance that comprises all living cells |
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| the largest of the endocrine glands |
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| the classification of a fracture,characterized by broken ends being together |
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| the number of chromosomes found in the fertilized ova |
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| protein in the diet is essential because it is the only nutrient that supplies the body with |
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| the part of the brain that coordinates muscle activity and balance |
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| the large muscle of the chest |
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| caring of each HSA member |
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| what the hands of the HOSA emblem represent |
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| the movement toward the midline of the body |
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| an acute viral disease that causes an inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord |
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| the combining form that refers to the color green |
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| the condition known as farsightedness |
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| the removal of dirt, foreign objects and debris in a wound |
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| a condition caused by excessive secretion of any gland, especially the endocrine glands |
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| what the fertilized egg is called immediately after conception |
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| the beginning of menstrual function at the onset of puberty |
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| the presence of calcium in the urine |
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| what a nerve cell is called |
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| the date HOSA was founded |
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| the medical term for nose bleed |
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| the medical term for nose bleed |
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| the largest artery in the body |
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| the color of the triangle in the HOSA emblem |
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| a deficiency in this can cause night blindness |
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| abbreviation for whenever necessary |
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| the moral duty of man' being in accordance with professional standards |
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| a confidence and satisfaction with oneself |
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| process of restoring health |
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| exchange of thoughts, feelings, and ideals |
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| beneath the layers of skin |
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| to move from place to place, to walk |
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| state of profound unconsciousness from which the patient cannot be aroused |
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| the building blocks of which proteins are constructed |
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| inflammation of the colon |
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| below normal blood pressure |
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| the portion of the skull that encloses the brain |
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| material used for sewing up tissue |
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| the 5 bones of the spinal column that are located in the small of the back are: |
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| the HOSA Inc. board of officers |
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| the amount of air that can be forcibly expelled from the lungs after a maximum expirtion |
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| alter the original main motion |
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| the primary purpose of using the subsidiary motion to amend is to: |
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| the inner layer of the heart is called the |
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| the name given to the roof of the mouth that separates the mouth from the nasal cavity is the |
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| the process of tapping a surface to determine the condition beneath the surface |
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| the section of the HOSA handbook that describes the history of HOSA is: |
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| any one of the 4 front teeth of either jaw are called |
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| the process of destroying or crushing kidney stones in the bladder or urethra is called |
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| an autoimmune disorder of the central nervous system in which the myelin sheath is attached |
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| the practice of treating patients using manipulation of the vertebral column is |
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| the substance produced by the body in response to an antigen is |
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| the ligament that surrounds each tooth and cushions and holds it in place is the |
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| the largest organ of the lymphatic system |
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| what structure in the brain is responsible for producing smooth coordinated movements and maintaining body posture |
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| heartbeat and respiration |
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| the body's vital centers are located in the medulla. impulses from the medulla control: |
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| the transparent body behind the pupil that focuses light rays on the retina is the |
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| taste buds are also called |
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| the malleus, incus, and stapes are located in the |
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| which of the following is the name of the movable flap that covers the larynx when you swallow |
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| the respiratory system ends in millions of tiny, thin-walled sacs called |
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| the microscopic working unit of the kidney is the |
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| the medical term that means inflammation of the stomach and intestine is |
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| the tubes connecting the kidneys nd bladders are called |
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| the chemical substances secreted by the endocrine glands are |
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| which endocrine glands are located above the kidneys? |
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| the inner layer of the uterus is the |
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| the female reproductive structure which serves as a passageway for ova to the uterus is the |
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| the male hormone produced by the testes is |
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| the scientific name for the beginning of menses is |
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| the sterilization procedure for a male is called a |
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| motions that bring a question again before the assembly |
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| what is the classification of the motion to reconsider? |
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| the record of proceedings of an assembly is called the |
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| vote in favor of the motion |
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| what should a president to to save a motion when the vote is a tie? |
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| i believe in the profession |
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| what are the first five words in teh second line of the HSOA creed |
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| the executive director of national HOSA is |
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| the offical HOSA supply service is located in |
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| how many secondary vice presidents may be elected to the national HOSA executive council? |
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| what is the national HOSA phone number? |
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| parliamentary procedure and HOSA information |
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| what information is tested in the examination of national officer candidates? |
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| what is the name given to the point at which the nerve endings come in contact with muscles or cells? |
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| which muscle is the largest muscle of the buttock? |
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| what officter is usually the one who records the minutes of a meeting? |
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| name the large vein that enters the heart carrying blood from the lower portion of the body |
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| who is the associate director of national HOSA? |
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| fibrinogen or prothrombin |
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| name one of the 2 clotting processes found in the plasma |
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| what is lymph called passing through the lacteals? |
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| what name is given to the sequence of items for a meeting based on organizations order of business |
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| acquired immune deficiency disorder |
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| what does the acronym AIDS stand for |
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| what name is given to the abnormal escape of fluid into the multi-layered membrane surrounding the lungs? |
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| what name is given to the parotid glands located under the tongue |
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| make a motion for division of the question |
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| what can a member do if they feel a motion is made up of two parts cpable of stnding as 2 questions? |
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| what fibrous membrane form the covering of the bones, except at their articular surface? |
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| what happens to blank ballots when the ballots are counted |
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| there is a division between the mind and the body |
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| what theory of the French philosopher Rene Descartes influenced health and medicine |
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| what is an inflammation of the sacs or pouches in the wall of the intestine |
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| the committee elects its own chair |
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| how is a chair elected when a committee is named without designating a chairperson |
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| what year was the HOSA emblem selected |
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| what is the medical term for the formation of white blood cells |
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| name the state that submitted the HOSA creed |
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| what is the common name given to a condition called ankyloglossia |
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| how many written exam questions are included in most of the category II competitive events |
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| what is the classification of a drug given to relieve nausea and vomting |
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| what name is given to the telecoping of one intestine into the opening of an immediately adjacent part of the intestine |
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| what is the name of the tube extending from the bladder to the outside of the body |
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| what is another name for efferent neurons |
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| competitive events, educational symposium, exhibits and special activities |
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| name 3 of the activities that are included in each NLC |
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| what motion is made to place a motion in the hands of a committee |
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| what is the name given an acute and sometimes fatal psychotic reaction in alcoholics characterized by clouded consciousness disorientation, fear, delusions, and hallucinations |
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| what name is given to the male gametes |
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| how often is the HOSA magazine published |
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| name the glands that are located on either side of the vaginal opening that produce mucous secretion that lubricates the vagina |
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| how are twins described that result in the fertilization of a separate ova by separate sperm cells |
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| name the heart chamber from which blood leaves the heart to circulate throughout the body |
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| what is the medical term for breathing air out of the lungs |
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| who has the right to speak first in the debate of a motion |
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| what type of muscles function automatically |
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| how many members-at-large serve as national officers |
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| what is the substance contained in bone that is responsible for the production of red blood cells |
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| name the small vessel that connects the smallest arteries to the smallest veins |
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| to pump or circulate blood throughout the body |
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| what is the function of the heart |
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| what type of motion is a motion to divide the assembly |
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| infection of the middle ear |
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| what term does a member use when they want to point out an infraction of parliamentary rules |
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| what mineral is necessary for the body to manufacture thyroxin |
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| the basic structural unit of the kidney |
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| name the serous membrane that covers most of the organs in the abdominal cavity |
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| which section of the hosa handbook provides a guide for organizing and managing a hosa chapter |
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| how many major divisions are there in the small intestine |
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| what is the medical term for the throat |
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| name the serous membrane that envelops the lungs |
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