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100

Disease causing agents, such as bacteria and viruses, are called

pathogens

100

A process that causes the area to become red and swollen

inflammation

100
Chemicals that are used as medicines to kill cancer cells which are reproducing uncontrollably

chemotherapy

100

The part of the organism that gathers, processes, and responds to information is called the

nervous system

100

A substance that causes an immune response

antigen

200

A disease that cannot pass on from person to person is a 

noninfectious disease

200

An overly sensitive immune response to common antigens

allergy

200

Medicines that stop the growth and reproduction of bacteria

antibiotics

200

A change in an organism's environment that causes a response

stimulus

200

Diseases caused by pathogens that can be transmitted from one person to another are

infectious diseases

300

A disease in which cells reproduce uncontrollably without the usual signals to stop

Cancer

300

A weakened or dead pathogen placed in the body, usually by injection or mouth

vaccination

300

Name 3 healthful habits

exercise, eating properly, sun protection, washing hands, , getting lots of sleep, avoiding alcohol, tobacco, and drug use, etc.

300

the ______ has sensory neurons and motor neurons that transmit information between the Central Nervous System and the rest of the body

PNS

300

The process by which food is heated to a temperature that kills most harmful bacteria

pasteurization

400

The process in which a food is heated to a temperature that kills most harmful bacteria

pasteurization

400

Proteins called _________ can attach to the antigen and make it useless

antibodies

400
Name two harmful chemicals

lead, asbestos, alcohol, tobacco, recreation drugs, etc

400

The basic functioning units of the nervous system are called nerve cells, or

neurons

400

the part of the brain that controls memory, language, and thought is the 

cerebrum

500

A disease carrying organism that does not develop the disease

vector

500

The introduction of antibodies that were produced outside of the body

Passive immunity

500

How can germs spread?

air, body fluids, infection, etc

500

the gap between two neurons is called a

synapse

500

A tubelike structure of neurons. enables information to be sent out and received by the brain

spinal cord