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the practice of
maintaining the
cleanliness of your body
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a long-term
professional path
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throws the
ball underhand towards
that batter
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are important because they provide the
necessary nutrients for maintaining good health and well-
being
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is a condition characterized by
a lower-than-normal amount of healthy
red blood cells or hemoglobin
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a painful open sore. Ulcers
can occur in various parts of the body,
including the stomach, small intestine,
and skin
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produced or
involving production without the use of
chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or other
artificial chemicals
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is the framework of
bones and cartilage that supports and
protects the body's organs, provides
structure, and facilitates movement
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These are the hard, rigid structures
that form the framework of the
body
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a tough, flexible tissue
that covers the ends of bones and
helps cushion joints, reducing
friction and allowing for smooth
movement
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are the places where two or
more bones meet
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are strong bands of
connective tissue that connect
bones to other bones at joints
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are tough bands of
connective tissue that attach
muscles to bones
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a soft, spongy tissue
found inside certain bones
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are responsible for
flexing the elbow (bending the
arm)
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consist of elongated,
cylindrical fibers that are multinucleated and display a
striped appearance known as striations. These muscles
are connected to bones through tendons
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striated,
branched, and interconnected by intercalated
discs which facilitate synchronized contraction.
They are usually mononucleated
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non-striated,
spindle-shaped, and contain a single nucleus
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would be a
very big injury is either life
threatening or needs
immediate medical help
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would be a
small injury that is not life
threatening or does not
needs immediate medical
help
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occur when small
blood vessels under the
skin break, spilling blood
into the surrounding
tissues
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occurs when
you twist or roll your foot in a way
that overstretches the ligaments
around your ankle joint, often
happening when you step on an
uneven surface, suddenly change
direction while walking or running,
or land badly after a jump
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consists of a set of organs and
tissues involved in the uptake of oxygen from the
atmosphere and the release of carbon dioxide
generated during aerobic respiration
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is a wide, hollow tube that
connects the larynx to the bronchi (airways)
of the lungs. Its primary function is to enable
airflow to and from the lungs
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are the main airways into the lungs.
When you breathe, air enters your body through
your mouth or nose and passes through the larynx
and trachea
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are small, branching air passages
inside the lungs. They serve as conduits for air,
connecting the larger bronchi to the alveoli
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are tiny, air sacs located at the end of
the bronchioles. These structures play a crucial
role in gas exchange during breathing
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also
known as food born illness,
is caused by consuming
food or water
contaminated with
harmful bacteria, viruses,
parasites, or toxins
produced by these
microorganisms
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like Giardia and Toxoplasma
gondii, can contaminate food and water
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involves methods that slow down
or prevent food spoilage by controlling factors
like temperature, moisture, and microbial growth
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s a preservation technique where food is
heated to a specific temperature to kill
microorganisms and then sealed in airtight
containers
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involves soaking food in vinegar or
brine, creating an acidic environment that
prevents microbial growth
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are our main
source of energy. They are
found in many foods we love,
such as bread, noodles, kau
kau, sago and rice
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are like the building
blocks of our body; they help
us grow, develop, and stay
strong
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(also known as
ethanol) is a depressant drug
that can be found in beer
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is a track and
field event where athletes
compete by "putting" (pushing)
a heavy metal ball,
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is a track
and field event where
athletes compete by
throwing a heavy, circular
disc for distance
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s a track-and-field
competition in which athletes
attempt to complete the longest
forward jump with a running
start and a single leap
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is a very strong urge to do something
that is hard to control or stop
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