Cdc 4A051 Vol. I

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Minicomputers

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Are usually designed for one particular type of work

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Standard systems are those systems that are standardized across more than one

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Command

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Which system supports the admissions and dispositions functions in the MTF?

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CHCS

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Which function is supported by DEERS?

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Medical/dental records tracking between MTFs

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Auxiliary storage devices

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Stores large amounts of data electronically

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Which devices are considered auxiliary storage devices?

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Floppy disk, hard disk, and magnetic tape

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Hard disk devices

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Are standard in most microcomputers

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A program or set of programs that manages and directs a computer system is called

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An operating system

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RAM is

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The temporary electrical storage space that holds program instructions

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ROM is

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permanent memory that cannot be erased by the computer or the user

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A table for holding information similar to an accounting ledger is an electronic?

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Spreadsheet

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A program that stores information in an organized way is called a

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Database

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All records in a database contain the same

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Fields

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Pie charts can only

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Chart one set of values

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What COMPUSEC objective is reached when there is no unexpected downtime due to a virus or sabotage?

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Availability

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What COMPUSEC objective is attained when the computer system performs its intended function, free from deliberate or unintentional unauthorized handling of the system?

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Integrity

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What COMPUSEC objective is achieved when access to sensitive information is allowed only to those with the proper clearance, authorization, and need-to-know?

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Confidentiality

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Who is responsible for ensuring computer users are trained in COMPUSEC awareness and local operating instructions?

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Information systems security officer

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When are users provided COMPUSEC training?

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Prior to being granted system access and annually thereafter

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Who represents the CSSO at locations the CSSO cannot effectively monitor users or system activities?

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Workgroup manager

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Information needing protection from public interest is marked

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For Official Use Only

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The Privacy Act of 1974

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Safeguards personal information from unauthorized use?

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An individual is allowed access to classified information after a determination is made that

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The individual is trustworthy and access is necessary for performance of duty.

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The simplest way to make personal contact when writing is to use

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Familiar, everyday words

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The body of your correspondence explains and clarifies your

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Purpose

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The first step in finalizing your draft of correspondence is to

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Edit your work

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When editing your writing, concentrate on technical accuracy and coverage, arrangement, and

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Readability

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What is the MOST common format used in Air Force correspondence

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Official Memorandum

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Which format would be used to obtain approval or signatures on correspondence?

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Staff Summary Sheet

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The BEST way to manage correspondence involves sorting, routing, and

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Controlling suspenses

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An emergency involving military forces caused by natural disasters, terrorists, subversives, or by required military operations is called

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Contingency

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What is the relocation of forces to a desired area of operation called?

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Deployment

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What is a quality or capability of military forces to move from place-to-place while retaining the ability to fulfill their primary mission called?

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Mobility

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Which duty is the responsibility of the medical readiness officer/NCO?

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Ensure disaster team training programs are developed and conducted

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According to the DOD a unit type code is developed and assigned by whom?

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Joint Chiefs of Staff

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What is a standard manpower listing published to identify the manpower tasked to deploy in support of specific UTCs?

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Manpower Force Element Listing

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Substitutions shall NOT succeed what percent of any Air Force AFSC requirement in a single UTC or set of UTCs that collectively make up an operational platform?

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40%

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Who has the responsibility of storing and inspecting chemical antidotes?

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Medical group commander

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Who keeps the MDG commander and squadron commanders informed of the deployment status of unit personnel and equipment subject to deployments?

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UDM

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When following the procedures to process individuals for deployment, who will review the deployment records for the members of each UTC being tasked?

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Medical Readiness Staff

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What program requires cross-functional interaction that integrates procedures and standards for planning; logistical requirements; emergency response actions; exercises and evaluations?

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FSTR

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Which section of the MCRP provides definitive information as to HOW, WHERE, WHEN, and WHO performs a particular function?

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Annexes

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What triage category and color would be used for a patient in a mild anxiety state?

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Minimal-Green

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What triage category and could would be used for a patient with injuries requiring inordinate medical treatment to the detriment or neglect of other patients?

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Expectant-Blue

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Who is responsible for the distribution and maintenance of the MCRP?

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Medical readiness officer/NCO

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Disaster team checklists should be updated as necessary and reviewed at LEAST

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Once a year

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What telephone communications system is designed to save lives through the rapid relay of emergency information to specific base agencies?

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Primary crash alarm circuit

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What telephone communications system is designed to alert support activities of emergency situations?

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Secondary crash alarm circuit

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Before using the STU-III to discuss classified information, users must

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Access the secure mode using a crypto ignition key

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Horizontal and vertical lines on a grid map are called grid

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Lines

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On a grid map, the grid square is identified by its grid

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Coordinates

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An example of a rough grid coordinate is

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2/E

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On a grid coordinate of 2.5/E.4, the 2 represents

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Vertical grid line

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The 2 types of official Air Force E-mail are?

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Organizational and individual

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Which type of E-mail must contain a complete signature element clearly indicating who sent the communication?

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Organizational

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The success of the global message communications depends on a secure

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Writer-to-reader messaging system

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What bar provides access to various Microsoft Outlook DMS functions while the user is composing or drafting a message?

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Menu Bar

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Where does the user type text summarizing the contents of the message?

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Subject line

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Unclassified MEDRED-Cs are marked

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For Official Use Only

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Which areas are sections of the MEDRED-C?

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Status Change, and Employment Status

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In what area of the SITREP would you also include deviations and variations from previously reported intentions or plans?

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Operations

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The portion of the SITREP that specifically addresses significant deficiencies that are above the commander's capability to overcome in a timely manner is

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Logistics

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What type of information is included in the PERSONNEL area of the SITREP?

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Factors affecting the readiness of forces or units

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What is an internal management tool used by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Unified Commands, and Combat Support Agencies?

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SORTS

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What is an AFMS web-based system which allows users to quickly and effectively monitor a unit's personnel, training, and WRM and deployment status?

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MRDSS

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Which customer service skill means making exceptions to your routines to meet special customer needs?

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Flexibility

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Studies have shown that the most important thing you can do to build relationships is to

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Use a customer's name

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What type of body language projects an angry, defensive attitude or personality?

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Frown

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What type of body language projects a pleasing, helpful attitude or personality?

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Smile

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Which statement is the BEST way to answer the telephone?

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"Resource Management Office, Sergeant Jones."

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What actions should you take before you transfer a caller to another office?

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Find out what the caller needs and verify the appropriate person who can help before making the transfer

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How long should you stay on the line after you transfer a call?

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Until you are certain the other person can help the caller

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The prefix which mean "on the outside" is

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ecto-

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The prefix "-plasty" means

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Surgical reshaping

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The suffix "-penia" means

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Lack or reduction in number of

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Arthr(o) is the root word meaning

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Joint

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What is the abbreviation for "both ears"?

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AU

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The anatomical term "peripheral" refers to something

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Outward from the center of the body

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The anatomical term meaning "away from midline" of the body is

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Lateral

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What body system gets rid of processed body wastes?

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Urinary

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The MOST common chemical elements in the body are carbon, hydrogen,

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Nitrogen and oxygen

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Which macromolecules carry instructions that tell each cell how to perform their particular job?

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Nucleic acids

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Which type of tissue helps support and join together various parts of the body

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Connective

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The epidermis

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forms the outermost layer of the skin

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Subcutaneous tissues

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form the innermost layer of the skin

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The place where bones meet is a

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Joint

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Smooth muscles are found in most of the body's

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Internal organs

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Digestion begins in the

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Mouth

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The respiratory system provides the body with oxygen and rids the body of carbon

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Dioxide

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Inhaling and exhaling result mainly from contractions of the

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Diaphragm

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Air passes through the nose, then, IN SEQUENCE, it passes through the

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Pharynx, larynx, and enters the trachea

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Arteries carry blood

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away from the heart

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The largest artery in the body is the

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Aorta

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All of the lymph flows into either the thoracic duct or the

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Right lymphatice duct

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Urine leaves the body through the

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Urethra

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What produces sperm?

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Testicles

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Which glands control body functions by producing hormones?

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Endocrine

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Which gland is the "master gland"?

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Pituitary

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Sensory neurons carry information

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To the central nervous system