Body Response and Immune system
Treatment and Impact
Prevention
Transmission
Causes and Pathogens
100

What is the immune system?

The body’s defense system that protects against infections and diseases.

100

How are bacterial infections usually treated?

With antibiotics.

100

What is one of the most effective ways to prevent infectious diseases?

Vaccination.

100

How are infectious diseases spread?

Through contact with infected people, animals, food, water, air, or surfaces.

100

What is an infectious disease?

An illness caused by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites.

200

What is a fever and why does it happen during infection?

A fever is a rise in body temperature that helps the body fight germs.

200

Do antibiotics work on viruses?

No, antibiotics do not work on viral infections.

200

Why is handwashing important?

It removes germs that can cause infections.

200

What is airborne transmission?

When diseases spread through tiny droplets in the air, such as with tuberculosis.

200

What type of pathogen causes the flu?

A virus (influenza virus).

300

What are antibodies?

Proteins made by the immune system that recognize and help destroy pathogens.

300

What happens if an infectious disease is not treated?

It can become more severe and spread to others.

300

How do masks help prevent disease spread?

They reduce the spread of respiratory droplets.

300

Can infectious diseases spread through food?

Yes, contaminated food can spread diseases like salmonella.

300

Are bacteria living organisms?

Yes, bacteria are single-celled living organisms.

400

Why does the body produce inflammation during an infection?

To bring immune cells to the infected area and help eliminate pathogens.

400

Why is antibiotic resistance a problem?

It makes bacterial infections harder to treat.

400

Can clean water help prevent infectious diseases?

Yes, it prevents waterborne diseases.

400

How do vector-borne diseases spread?

Through insects like mosquitoes or ticks.

400

What pathogen causes malaria?

A parasite called Plasmodium.


500

What is immunity?

The body’s ability to resist a specific infectious disease.

500

Can infectious diseases be life-threatening?

Yes, some can cause serious illness or death if untreated.

500

Why is cooking food properly important?

It kills harmful microorganisms.

500

Can infectious diseases spread by touching surfaces?

Yes, if surfaces are contaminated and then touched.

500

Can fungi cause infectious diseases?

Yes, fungi can cause infections such as athlete’s foot or yeast infections.

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