Enamel -The outer layer of teeth. It is the only part of the tooth that we can see. Cells -The building blocks of life. They can usually only be seen with a microscope. Plaque -A thin, sticky substance that forms on your teeth. The bacteria that causes tooth decay lives under the plaque. Orthodontist -A type of dentist who work to correct malocclusion. Some the tools they might use are braces and retainers. Specialize -To hold an occupation in which you limit your work to a particular area. (Ex. A brain-surgeon specializes in surgery of the brain. Compensate -To balance an event. For example, if one's home is destroyed by a storm, insurance compensates some for that loss. Nauseated -To feel sick or dizzy. Symptoms also may include headache or stomachache. Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Cells -The building blocks of life. They can usually only be seen with a microscope. Plaque -A thin, sticky substance that forms on your teeth. The bacteria that causes tooth decay lives under the plaque. Orthodontist -A type of dentist who work to correct malocclusion. Some the tools they might use are braces and retainers. Specialize -To hold an occupation in which you limit your work to a particular area. (Ex. A brain-surgeon specializes in surgery of the brain. Compensate -To balance an event. For example, if one's home is destroyed by a storm, insurance compensates some for that loss. Nauseated -To feel sick or dizzy. Symptoms also may include headache or stomachache. Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Plaque -A thin, sticky substance that forms on your teeth. The bacteria that causes tooth decay lives under the plaque. Orthodontist -A type of dentist who work to correct malocclusion. Some the tools they might use are braces and retainers. Specialize -To hold an occupation in which you limit your work to a particular area. (Ex. A brain-surgeon specializes in surgery of the brain. Compensate -To balance an event. For example, if one's home is destroyed by a storm, insurance compensates some for that loss. Nauseated -To feel sick or dizzy. Symptoms also may include headache or stomachache. Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Orthodontist -A type of dentist who work to correct malocclusion. Some the tools they might use are braces and retainers. Specialize -To hold an occupation in which you limit your work to a particular area. (Ex. A brain-surgeon specializes in surgery of the brain. Compensate -To balance an event. For example, if one's home is destroyed by a storm, insurance compensates some for that loss. Nauseated -To feel sick or dizzy. Symptoms also may include headache or stomachache. Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Specialize -To hold an occupation in which you limit your work to a particular area. (Ex. A brain-surgeon specializes in surgery of the brain. Compensate -To balance an event. For example, if one's home is destroyed by a storm, insurance compensates some for that loss. Nauseated -To feel sick or dizzy. Symptoms also may include headache or stomachache. Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Compensate -To balance an event. For example, if one's home is destroyed by a storm, insurance compensates some for that loss. Nauseated -To feel sick or dizzy. Symptoms also may include headache or stomachache. Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Nauseated -To feel sick or dizzy. Symptoms also may include headache or stomachache. Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Keratin -The hard substance in the nails and hair. It is so hard that a rope made of keratin would lift a small car without breaking! Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Sebum -Oils produced natually in your scalp to give hair its natural shine. Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Nail File -Usually looks like a popsicle stick covered with rough sand paper. Rub it along the edges of the nails to smooth them. Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Prescribed -A medicine that must be prescribed is one that can only be given with a doctor's permission. Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Cuticle -The hardened portion of the skin that surrounds the nail where it meets the skin. Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Melanin -The substance produced naturally that gives skin its color. Freckels are larger spots of melanin. Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Glands -A part of your body the produces certain substances or enzymes. Enzymes are used to control certain processes (like growth). Glands also produce subnstances from sweat to saliva. Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Fat Cells -The cells in your body that store energy for use later. Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Goose Bumps -Nickname for hair sticking up. This pulls air around the hair creating a thin sheet of air. This has the same effect as a fluffy blanket (although on a smaller scale); air trapped in a blanket heats the body. Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Evaporation -A liquid turning into a gas. (Example: water on a wet shirt will dry as the water evaporates and becomes invisble water vapor in the air.) Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Pores -Microscopic holes in the skin from which the body releases certain substances (like sweat). Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Virus -The smalles form of life on earth. Viruses often cause illnesses like chicken pox, the flu, or colds. Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Infection -When germs attack the body, an infection usually is created. They can also spread and worsen. Pinkeye is a type of infection. Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
Blister -A mark on your skin filled with some fluid. It can spread if scratched.
