Disease
Society's Response to Disease
Protecting Yourself From Disease
Genetics and Health
100

What is the difference between an epidemic and a pandemic?

An epidemic is more contained and smaller scale. A pandemic is spreading out of control across countries.

100

One simple behaviour that protects you and others from disease.

Washing your hands.

100

Which two lines make up your body's general defense?

Physical defenses and Inflammatory Response


100

What is the study of inherited traits?

Genetics

200

What is the difference between a communicable and noncommunicable disease?

Communicable diseases can spread between organisms.

200

Why was Canada's Public Health Agency created?

People realized the connection between poor sanitation and high disease.

200

What are three symptoms of inflammation?

Swelling, redness, warmth, pain

200

How many chromosomes does a human have?

46

300

What are the four kinds of pathogen?

Bacteria, virus, protist, fungus

300

Four examples of food preservation techniques.

Examples include smoking, canning, salting, refrigerating, freezing, chemical additives, vacuum packaging, and irradiation.

300

Which white blood cells are large and engulf invaders?

Macrophages

300

A person with XY chromosomes is...

Male.

400

Name three pandemics.

COVID, HIV/AIDS, Bubonic Plague

400

Four public health strategies that prevent disease.

What are Water Quality/Testing, Garbage Disposal, Air Quality/Testing, and Vaccination?

400

Explain the difference between active and passive immunity.

Active immunity is long-term.

400

Changes in DNA are caused by BLANK and they can cause BLANK such as BLANK.

Mutagens, genetic disorders, cancer

500

What are the three conditions bacteria need for reproduction?

Warmth, moisture, food.

500

The difference between sterilization and pasteurization.

Sterilization is the use of steam to destroy pathogens on surfaces. Pasteurization specifically is the heating of liquids to kill pathogens within.

500

Explain the role of B cells and Helper T cells in the immune response.

Helper T cells activate B cells, promoting them into plasma cells or memory cells.

500

Two parents both carry a recessive genetic disorder (genotypes Uu for both). What is the chance their child gets the disease?

25%