Vocabulary
Too small to be seen
What is microscopic?
Vomiting, bloating, and other symptoms of food poisoning.
What are the symptoms of C. Jejuni?
_____ work by transplanting bacteria from a healthy gut to an unhealthy gut through feces.
What is a fecal transplant?
What are organelles?
What is an organelle?
Food and Space for microorganisms to thrive
What is a microbiome?
One of the most deadly microscopic invaders, preys on a low gut microbiome, especially after using antibioitics.
What is C. Difficle?
Antibiotics kill both ___ and harmful bacteria.
What do antibiotics kill besides harmful bacteria?
Made up by cells, parts of a organ.
What is a tissue?
A very dangerous threat to our body who is able to oxidize and can thrive outside of a host.
What is C. Difficle?
What is a cell?
A necessary and commonly found bacteria in your gut, lines the gut walls to prevent other invasions.
What is Bacilli?
All living things are made of _____
What are cells?
What is a system?
1 of the three common causes of food poisoning.
Correct answers:
What is Salmonella?
What is C. Difficle?
What is C. Jejuni?
The "Hail Mary". Kills everything in your microbiome.
The bacteria unique to humans, helps digest milk.
What is B. Animalis?
Although they are both microscopic, cells are much ______ than molecules.
How much smaller is a molecule than a cell?
What is a microbiome?
The member of the gut microbiome that breaks down materials that other microorganisms cannot.
What is L. Reuteri?
The symptoms of C.Jejuni are called this.
What is food poisoning?
The necessary bacteria that produces immune cells in your gut.
What is B. Fragilis?
_____ was a core scientist of the cell theory movement who gave cells their name.
Who was Robert Hooke?
All living things rely on them for life, as they carry many essential components like chromosomes for life.
Why is a cell important?
Symptoms include: tissues of your body swell and inflame, causing breathing difficulties.
What happens to your body when you have and Asthma attack?