Stages of diseases
Immune system
Immune system Continued
Habits
definitions/
defenses
100
The period from the time a pathogen gets into your body until you start showing signs.
What is incubation?
100
The body system that helps protect your body from disease.
What is immune system?
100
Cells that surround and destroy pathogens.
What is white blood cells?
100
Four habits to form to help your immune system stay strong.
What are wash yourself, eat healthful foods, drink water and get enough sleep?
100
Tiny hairs line your throat and nose.
What is cilia?
200
The time during which you show symptoms of a disease>
What is Acute
200
Forms a barrier between you and the environment.
What is skin?
200
A substance in the blood that helps fight pathogens.
What are antibodies?
200
Paralyzes the cilia that line the air passages.
What is smoking?
200
Your nose and throat are lined with a moist coating.
What is mucus?
300
the time during which most of the symptoms go away.
What is Recovery?
300
These forces the pathogens out of your body.
What is coughing or sneezing?
300
It kills some pathogens and makes it harder for others to reproduce.
What is a fever?
300
Irritates the lining of the stomach.
What is alcohol?
300
You need 8-10 hours of this.
What is sleep?
400
If you try to do too much too fast you can during the recovery period you can?
What is relapse?
400
Produces tears.
What is eyes?
400
The rise in your body temperature.
What is fever?
400
Two habits to avoid that can harm your immune system.
What are smoking and alcohol?
400
People need about 6-8 of this.
What are cups of water?
500
Diseases that are spreadable are called.
What is contagious?
500
Contains acids that kill many pathogens.
What is stomach?
500
Contain dead or weakened pathogens.
What are vaccines?
500
Vitamins found in fruits and vegetables that help your body fight diseases.
What are vitamins A and C?
500
These contain chemicals that kill bacteria.
What are tears?
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