The Body Systems
Infectious Diseases
Vaccines
Sports
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1

What is another name for a Nerve Cell?

Neuron

1

Name 2 types of viral diseases.

COVID -19, Chicken Pox, Influenza, common cold, HIV/AIDS, Rabies, Hepatitis B or C. 

1

True or false: T cells produce antibodies?

False

1

What team did Michael Jordan play for the majority of his career for?

The Chicago Bulls.

1

Which actor players Edward Cullen in Twilight?

Robert Pattinson

2

Which gland produces adrenaline and where is it located?

Adrenal glands and they sit ontop of the kidneys. 

2

Is a vector a direct or indirect transmission and what is an example of a vector spreading disease?

Vectors are indirect and malaria is a vectora transmitted disease. 

2

Before T cells gain a specific function, they must go through which organ to mature?

The Thymus 

2

Which athlete has the most olympic gold medals of all time?

Michael Phelps.

2

What the name of The Prince in the Little Mermaid?

Prince Eric

3

Name 3 types of receptors in the body.

Chemoreceptors, Mechanoreceptors, Photoreceptors, Thermoreceptors. 
3

What is the difference between an Epidemic, Endemic and Pandemic?

Epidemic: Sudden increase in disease spread within a certain area or population. 

Endemic: Consistent spread of disease in a specific geological area or region. 

Pandemic: Sudden increase in disease spread on a world wide scale. 

3

What are vaccines specifically and what do they do?

Vaccines are weakened or dead version of a pathogen that help increase the body's immunity. 

3

Which team did Cristiano Ronaldo play for before moving to Manchester United.

Sporting CP

3

What year and movie did Tom Holland make his MCU debut?

2016, Captain America Civil War.

4

Name 4 differences between the Nervous and Endocrine System.

Nervous system works fast, short lasting, uses electrical signals and travel through neurons.

Endocrine system works slowing, long lasting, uses hormonoes and travels through the blood. 

4

What is the difference between direct and indirect tranmission? Give an example for both.

Direct: Physical contact from person to person to spread a pathogen. Hugging, Kissing, handshake.

Indirect: Non physical contact to spread a pathogen. Airborne (coughing and sneezing), Contaminated objects, food and water. 

4

Name 2 aspects from each lines of defense in the human body. 

1st: Skin, Saliva, Tears, Stomach acid, Mucus membrane (traps)

2nd: Fever, inflammation, phagocytosis, 

3rd: B and T cells.

4

Name 4 players that have played for the Los Angeles Lakers.

Kobe Bryant, Shaquille 'O Neal, Lebron James, Luka Doncic, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Jerry West, Anthony Davis, Dereck Fisher.

4

What is the name of the Toys new owner in the Toy Story franchise?

Bonnie

5

Name 5 barriers in the immune systems first line of defence.

Skin, mucus membrane (traps), nasal hairs, tears, saliva, stomach acid

5

Name 5 types of organisms that can cause diseases.

Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, Protozoa, Macroorganism and Prions. 

5

What is Herd immunity and how does it help prevent the spread of a disease?

Herd immunity: The majority of a population becoming immune through vaccinations, limiting the spread of a specific disease. 

5

Name the world cup winners starting from 2002.

2002: Brazil

2006: Italy

2010: Spain

2014: Germany

2018: France

2022: Argentina

2026: Spain

5

In the movie "Inside Out 2" what are the names of the new emotions.

Anxiety, Envy, Ennui, Embarrassment.

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