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100

This occurs when a part of your body fails to function properly.

Disease

100

Which transfer of pathogens is demonstrated when we shake each other's hands?

Direct Contact

100

What is the body's first natural line of defense against pathogens?

Our skin

100

If you can catch an illness from someone beside you, that would be which type of disease?

Infectious Disease

100

Which type of disease is not microbial, and cannot be spread to another person?

Noninfectious Disease 

200

What are the organisms or viral particles that can cause disease?

Pathogens

200

When someone sneezes or coughs, you are at risk of transferring germs through what?

The air. Airborne

200

Which stage is when the pathogen is transmitted to the host?

Exposure

200

Name three symptoms of the common cold

Sneezing. Chills. Sore throat. Coughing. Stuffy Nose. Headaches. Body Aches.

200

What is a possible what one contracts a noninfectious disease?

Heredity. Lifestyle. Environment.

300

How many cells would be found in an individual bacteria?

One. Unicellular organisms 

300

When you share a glass of milk with a sick person, the glass may serve as a what to get you sick?

A vehicle

300

This is the time between first contact with the pathogen, and before the symptoms start to show. The pathogen is actively reproducing during this time

Incubation 

300

What does the acronym STD stand for?

Sexually Transmitted Disease

300

When abnormal cells multiply and spread uncontrollably 

Cancer

400

This pathogen is composed of nucleic acid, wrapped in a protein

Virus 

400

When a mosquito bites us and we get malaria, the mosquito was a what?

Vector

400

This stage is when the body begins to show the disease's symptoms.

Outbreak. The final stage is Convalescence, which is past the worst of the disease, but not fully recovered.

400

Which of the three types of Influenza (flu) is the most lethal?

Type A

400

When a tumor is not in danger of spreading, it is considered what?

Benign 

500

Of the two pathogens we discussed, which could be represented by the common cold?

Virus

500

What is the difference between a pathogen and a vector?

A vector is an animal carrier of pathogens

500

Name three of the four allies we have when trying to recover from illness.

Water. Nutrition. Medicine. Rest.

500

Which type of pathogen is responsible for the most infectious diseases?

Bacteria

500

The main cause of cardiovascular diseases, is known as what? It is when fat deposits build up on the walls of blood vessels.

Atherosclerosis 

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