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entomophobia - Answer-fear of arthropods ekbon syndrome - Answer-delusional disorders myiasis - Answer-invasion of host tissues disease - Answer-any state of infirmity--some degree of disorder health - Answer-a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the...

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ENT 207 Exam 1 NCSU Questions and
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entomophobia - Answer-fear of arthropods

ekbon syndrome - Answer-delusional disorders

myiasis - Answer-invasion of host tissues

disease - Answer-any state of infirmity--some degree of disorder

health - Answer-a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not
merely the absence of disease or infirmity

infectious disease - Answer-a host disease caused by another organism, an infection, or
infestation

reproduces, moves to other tissues, tries to get into the next body - Answer-what does a
pathogen do once it gets into the body?

symptoms - Answer-the manifestations of a disease, as described by sufferers--
subjective

signs - Answer-manifestations of a disease, as determined by a professional--objective

infestation - Answer--similar to an infection, but with an arthropod
-usually external (but might be in the skin, urinary tract, ears, nose, eyes, or lungs)
-can be by arthropods that also transmit disease (lice)

innate immunity - Answer-immunity from barriers or a generalized attack

adaptive immunity - Answer-immunity specific to a pathogen or antibody medicated

chimpanzee and bonobo - Answer-among living creatures, what do humans share as
the most recent common ancestor?

gorilla - Answer-what is the second most common ancestor to humans?

digest food, prevent infection, prevent allergy, smell - Answer-in what 4 ways do
microorganisms help our bodies?

african tropics - Answer-where did modern humans evolve from?

, little pieces of the tropics - Answer-alterations in environment = ______ ______ ____
_____ ________.

hunter/gatherers and agriculture - Answer-what increased population density and
caused changes in the environment?

big mammals - Answer-what did humans of 50,000 BCE to 10,000 BCE rely on?

highly mobile, small groups, high protein diets - Answer-what 3 characteristics describe
humans of 50,000 BCE-10,000 BCE?

history - Answer-when stuff starts being written down

rise of agriculture - Answer-what big event occured in 10,000 BCE-1492 AD?

diseases of agriculture - Answer-diseases derived from domesticated animals

ancient greeks - Answer-where did "canonical" medicine mostly come from?

asklepion - Answer-the name for the symbol of medicine

blood, yellow bile, phlegm, black bile - Answer-what are the 4 humors?

renaissance - Answer-the 4 humors were generally accepted in Europe until ___
___________.

Harvey - Answer-Who described the circulation of blood?

Hooke - Answer-who was a polymath that described cells?

Van Leeuwenhoek - Answer-who described bacteria as "wee beasties"?

linneaus - Answer-who invented taxonomy?

kingdom phylum class order family genus species - Answer-Name the taxonomy in
order

Bassi - Answer-who had the first documentation of an infectious agent?

pasteur - Answer-who discovered many germs, vaccinations, and pasteurization?

koch - Answer-who had proof of disease and postulates?

snow - Answer-who invented epidemiology and provided indirect evidence for germ
theory?

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