The science of the forms of life that
existed in prehistoric or geologic periods. (FRONT)
It involves the study of
drugs/medications and their nature, origin, properties
as well as their effects on living organisms. (BACK)
It is the science of classifying all the living
things by arranging them in groups according to their
relationships with each other. (BACK)
It is the scientific study of celestial
bodies such as stars, comets, planets and galaxies and
phenomena that originate outside the Earth’s
atmosphere such as the cosmic background radiation. (FRONT)
the study of the chemistry, crystal
structure, and physical (including optical) properties of
minerals. (FRONT)
The science that deals with the
atmosphere and its phenomena, such as weather and
climate. (FRONT)
It is a branch of science that includes the
study of insects in their relations to forests and forest
products. (FRONT)
It is a medical discipline that focuses on
using radiation and other radioactive substances to
diagnose and treat various diseases. (BACK)
It deals with study, diagnosis and
treatment of various disorders of heart and major blood
vessels. (FRONT)
It is the science of maintaining and/or
restoring human health through the study, diagnosis and
treatment with non-surgical techniques. (FRONT)
The science that deals with the
composition, properties, reactions, and the structure of
matter. The chemist Louis Pasteur, for example,
discovered pasteurization, which is the process of
heating liquids such as milk and orange juice to kill
harmful germs. (FRONT)
This branch of medicine deals with the
health and care of a woman and fetus during
pregnancy, parturition and puerperium. (BACK)
It is a branch of biology, related to the study
of structure and organization of living things. It involves
human anatomy, plant anatomy (phytotomy) and animal
anatomy (zootomy). (BACK)
It is related to the structure, functioning
and disorders of nervous system including the brain,
spinal cord, as well as related muscles, nerves and
blood supplies. (BACK)