The practice of keeping clean to stay healthy and prevent disease
HYGEINE
An instrument that makes tiny microbes look bigger for the sake of studying them
MICROSCOPE
THE WAY YOU SIT, STAND, OR MOVE
POSTURE
A microscopic organism, especially one that causes illness. Bacteria and viruses that cause diseases are called…
GERMS
WHAT DISEASE WAS THE FIRST VACCINE MADE FOR?
SMALLPOX
To rot or become rotted
DECAY
A disease caused by spoiled or undercooked food
FOOD POISONING
ACTIVITY DONE TO KEEP THE BODY OR MIND STRONG OR TO MAKE THEM STRONGER
EXERCISE
A hollow place or hole in a tooth
CAVITY
A film of bacteria and saliva that forms on teeth
PLAQUE
These are the back teeth
MOLARS
Disease caused by germs; it can be easily spread from one person to another
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
HELPS YOUR BODY RECOVER FROM HARD EXERCISE
REST
Tiny living organisms that you cannot see with your eyes; bacteria and viruses are examples
MICROBES
A shot that helps your body develop antibodies against a particular disease
IMMUNIZATION
The mineral that helps protect your teeth from plaque germ acids
FLOURIDE
Very small living organisms, too small to be seen without a microscope
BACTERIA
THIS IS THE MOST IMPRTANT TYPE OF REST
SLEEP
A chemical made by the body for the purpose of fighting germs
ANTIBODY
THE MAIN TYPE OF MUSCLE THAT MAKES UP THE HEART
CARDIAC MUSCLE
The hard, shiny covering of a tooth
ENAMEL
A medicine that kills or weakens bacteria so that your body can get rid of disease
ANTIBIOTIC
How much sleep do you need each night?
9-12 HOURS
STRONG, LARGE, FLAT MUSCLE LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR LUNGS. IT MOVES UP AND DOWN, HELPING IN BREATHING
DIAPHRAGM
A shot to help your body keep making antibodies to fight germs
BOOSTER SHOT