n. titanium nostrils element that makes up most organic molecules and can form 4 bonds with other atoms air spaces in the skull; pathological cavity containing pus strong metal with a high melting point
n. morphine pair of ducts through which the eggs are moving to the uterus a strong pain-killing and soporific drug made from opium partially able to transmit electricity illness with the following symptoms: shortness of breath, palpitations (skipped beats or a 'flip-flop' feeling in the chest); weakness or dizziness; nausea, sweating
n. antigen eyesight difficulties steroid hormone controlling the development of male sexual characteristics any substance the body reacts to as foreign or harmful, by producing an antibody against it a dose of medicine in the form of a small pellet
v. regurgitate to habituate (become used to) an environment to bring back undigested food from the stomach to add a salt or ester to a molecule to stop something being able to move
n. mineral a specialist who studies; diagnoses and treats mental illness this is made when the hydroxyl group of a carboxylic acid is replaced by a chlorine atom simple chemical that living things need in small amounts to stay healthy bacteria found on the skin and mucus membranes
n. psychiatrist a specialist who studies; diagnoses and treats mental illness a simple sugar that is converted to glucose in the liver spherical-shaped bacterium a disordered energy state where no work can be done
n. panic electrically charged atom which is present in a solution but does not take part in a reaction international science measurements a representative part of a group an extreme state of fear
n. pathologist a bodily fluid that returns from the tissues and organs to the heart via a set of vessels, called veins a triangular bone located between the coccyx and the lumbar vertebra flavor a medical doctor who deals with the cause; origin and nature of diseases
adj. amphoteric relating to a glandular organ located in the abdomen describing the ability to be stretched having the features of an acid and a base and being able of reacting chemically either as an acid or a base relating to change of form
n. exoskeleton 'windpipe'; cartilaginous tube that connects the larynx to the bronchi the study of the microscopic structure of tissues an external anatomical feature that supports and protects an animal's body structure that connects a developing baby to the placenta
