General
Common Diseases
Immune System Response
Pathogens
Body Systems
100

what was the leading cause of death in 1900?

influenza / pneumonia 

100

How does a cancer spread from one part of the body (the primary site) to another part (secondary site)?

the cancer spreads through both lymph and blood vessels

100

a network of cells, tissues, organs and chemicals that fight off pathogens

Immune System

100

a disease causing agent

pathogen 

100

Where are White Blood Cells (WBC) and Lymphocytes created?

Bone Marrow

200

what provides immunity to a disease by causing the body to produce antibodies to the pathogen using a weakened or dead pathogen?

vaccine

200

Overall, what is the number one cause of death in the United States?

Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)

200

Bacterial infections (infections caused by a bacteria pathogen) can be best treated with

an antibiotic 

200

A piece of genetic material surrounded by a protein coat 

Virus 

200

The aorta is related to which system of the body

circulatory system 

300

What is the best way to increase your HDL (high density lipoprotein) levels

exercise

300

Which type of Diabetes is preventable?

type 2 

300

True or False: Overdependence on antibiotics has resulted in some pathogens mutating into new forms that are harder to defeat, commonly referred to as bacterial resistance 

True

300

The best way to prevent illness is?

use sanitary practices like washing your hands and coughing into your elbow.


300

what are example of lymphocytes

T Cells and B Cells 

400

Name a risk factor for Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)

diet 

stress

eating 

lifestyle

400

How does a Stroke occur? 

A stroke occurs when an artery that directly feeds into the brain has become completely blocked. 

400

What part of the immune system is responsible for destroying or neutralizing pathogens that have entered the body?

antibodies

400

name the four ways a pathogen can be transmitted

airborne

contact or touch

contaminated water

blood 

400

What body system is responsible for flushing out toxins? 

Excretory System

500

________ cholesterol is considered bad cholesterol

Low-Density Lipoproteins (LDL)

500

what might increase your chance of developing long-term hypertension? 

a high sodium diet

being overweight 

lack of regular exercise 

500

a healthy Blood Pressure reading is

120/80

500

Malaria, African sleeping sickness, and trichomoniasis are all examples of what type of pathogen?

protozoa

500

What body system is responsible for circulating antibodies to provide protection against many diseases?

Lymphatic System

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