Disease Dictionary
This disease can be contracted by spending time outdoors and is a vector-borne disease
Lyme Disease
This is the type of candy Mrs. Wright offers the 2-for-1 special for.
Dum-Dums
This is the technical name for a nerve cell.
Neuron
Diet Coke
Clam Chowder
This disease is also known as Scarlet Fever and leaves you with a sore throar
Strep Throat
This is the only chocolate candy Mrs. Wright has ever offered.
Hershey Kiss!
The brain and spinal cord are known as this part of the nervous system.
Central Nervous System
This activity is Mrs. Wright's favorite hobby.
Running.
This is known as a poison to your nervous system. (Starts with the letter N).
Neurotoxin.
This virus is vector-borne and affects pregnant women, can be detrimental to babies.
Zika Virus
Mrs. Wright handed out this candy to cover up the smell of the brains!
Mints - are mints a candy?
The nerves are known as this part of the nervous system.
Peripheral Nervous System
Mrs. Wright uses this adverb all of the time about how students should be working. (Starts with the letter D).
Diligently
Lobe of the brain that is responsible for the sense of sight.
Occipital Lobe
Salmonella
This is the flavor of Dum-Dum Mrs. Wright predicted would be left over at the end of the trimester.
Peach Mango
This verb is used to describe the lack of function in neurons due to a disease. (Starts with the letter I)
Impair
Mrs. Wright started at Prairie Grove in this month of 2025.
November.
This lobe is responsible for processing hearing/sound.
Temporal Lobe.
The three types of microorganisms that were responsible for all of the diseases in the Disease Dictionary.
Bacteria, Virus, Fungus
Cream Soda
This is the name of the coating that covers axons. (Two words - start with letters M & S).
Myelin Sheath
This is how an attack rate is calculated.
(Number of sick people that are food) / (Total number of people that are good) x 100