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| Is used to group and name all living organisms | Classification System
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| These consist of types A, B, AB, and O | Blood Types
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| Creatures that are too small to be seen with the Human eye | Microbs
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| Also known as Hanson's disease; affects the nervous system | Leprosy
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| The idea that all living things are made of cells that can reproduce | Cell Theory
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| Single-Celled organisms that have a nucleus (eukaryotic) | Protists
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| Bacteria that are not killed by antibiotics and continue to reproduce | Resistant
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| Means to isolate a person to prevent a disease from spreading | Quarantine
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| A medicine used to treat diseases caused by bacteria | Antibiotic
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| People who have a germ that cause a disease but do not show the disease | Carriers
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| Is used to prevent people from getting viral illnesses | Vaccine
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| Microbe that is not living, but can live inside another cell and reproduce | Viruses
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| The body's defense against disease or any foreign substance | Immune System
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| A breakdown in the structure or function in a living organism | Disease
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| A scientist who traces the spread of a disease through a population | Epidemiologist
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| New disease that have not been observed before | Emerging Diseases
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| A bacterial disease that was carried by rats and spread by fleas | Bubonic Plague
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| An organism (not a person) that spreads a disease without getting the disease | Vector
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| Singled-Celled organisms that do not have a nucleus (prokaryotic) | Bacteria
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| A disease that can be passed from one person to another | Infectuous
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| Tiny structures inside cells that do certain jobs | Organells
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| Said that all plants are made up of cells | Schleiden
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| Said that cells arise from other living cells | Virchow
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| Said that washing hands could prevent spread of childbed fever | Semmelweiss
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| The idea that diseases were caused by microbes that could be spread | Germ Theory of Disease
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| This separates the cell from its environment and controls what enters and leaves | Cell Membrane
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| Was the first person to see cells in cork under a microscope and named them cells | Robert Hooke
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| The jelly-like material that fills the inside of cells | Cytoplasm
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| Discovered that heating could kill microbes in food; gave us the Germ Theory | Louis Pasteur
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| Said that all animals are made of cells | Schwann
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| Identified the microbe could cause Anthrax | Robert Koch
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| These absorb light for photosynthesis in plant cells | Chloroplasts
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| Organelles that produce energy in the cell | Mitochondria
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| A nurse who suggested that cleanliness would prevent spread of disease | F. Nightingale
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| The control center of the cell that contains the genetic material | Nucleus
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| Used chemicals to clean surgical instruments to prevent disease | J. Lister
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| Was the first person to observe and record microbes | Leeuwenhoek
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| First person to wear rubber gloves in surgery to prevent disease spread | W. Halsted
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