Specific Immune Response
Viruses, bacteria, fungi & protozoa
What are pathogens?
Skin, Mucus, Saliva, & Stomach Acid
What are natural barriers?
Most common communicable disease *hundreds of viruses
What is the common cold?
Disease caused by abnormal cells multipllying
What is cancer
Raising the hockey above the shoulders in floor hckey
What is high sticking?
Animals that can carry a communicable disease
What are vectors?
The result of pathogens or germs invading the body, multiplying and harming body cells
What is an infection?
Highly communicable Disease characterized by fever, chills, muscle aches, & headache
What is the flu?
a disease that cannot be spread to other people
What is non communicable Disease?
A change of speed & direction
What is a cut?
Sustances that send the immune system into action
What are antigens?
A body temperature above 100.3?
What is a moderate fever?
The length of time that a particular disease can be spread
What is a contagious period?
the passing of traits from parents to their children
What is heredity (i'll take genetics)?
Vertical push up from aying on a bench lifting weght
what is a bench press?
Special white blood cells in the lymphatic system
What are lymphocytes?
Contains chemicals that wash pathogens away from teeth
What is saliva?
Viral disease characterized by yellow skin & eyes
What is hepatitis?
Things you can change to lessen your chance of getting NCD
Drill done to increase height or distance of jumping
What are plyo or plyometrics?
The 3 types of lymphocytes *name the 2 we spent time with
What are T & B cells?
Body reacts the same no matter what to pathogens
What is the nonspecific immune response?
Serious inflammation of the alveoli of the lungs can be caused by bacteria or virus
What is pneumonia?
Disorders present when a baby is born
What are congenital disorders?
Stay calm, Outcome, Question, Understand, I statements, & Compromise
What is SOQUIC