What's that Word again?
The Path of Pathogens
Terms and conditions
Going viral
The Immune and Lymphatic System
100

The best way to prevent the spread of germs. 

Proper hand washing.

100

A pathogen can be spread from person to person. True or false?

True

100

The body systems that work to defend the body against disease. 

Immune system, cardiovascular system, lymphatic system.

100

This is why antibiotics cannot be used to destroy viruses.

Viruses are not considered living organisms and therefore cannot be killed with antibiotics.

100

Which of these are a part of the immune and lymphatic systems?

Lymph Nodes, Liver, Adenoids

Lymph Nodes and Adenoids

200

Any abnormal condition that causes illness in a living organism.

A disease.

200

A pathogen cannot be spread by a contaminated object. True or false?

False. Pathogens CAN be spread by a contaminated object.

200

These are often inherited.

Genetic disorders

200

What is the first step in the process of how viruses multiply?

The virus attaches itself to a body cell.
200

Which of these are a part of the immune and lymphatic systems?

Heart, Thymus, Nerves

Thymus

300

A disease that is not caused by a pathogen.

Noninfectious disease.
300

Pathogens are never passed by infected animals. True or false?

False. Pathogens CAN be spread by infected animals.

300

A vaccine causes the body to develop these to enable the body to fight disease. 

Antibodies

300

What is the second step in the process of how viruses multiply?

The virus injects its genetic material into the cell.

300

Which of these are a part of the immune and lymphatic systems?

Thyroid, tonsils, appendix

Tonsils and Appendix

400

A disease that can be spread from one person to another.

An infectious disease.
400

Pathogens can be spread by soil, food, air, and what other substance?

Water

400

When a normally harmless substance causes an allergic reaction, it is considered this.

Allergen

400

What is the third step in the process of how viruses multiply?

The cell is tricked into making more viruses.

400

Which of these are a part of the immune and lymphatic systems?

Spleen, Plasma, Genes

Spleen
500
These are of no use in treating viral infections and noninfectious diseases.

Antibiotics

500

The four common groups of pathogens.

Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protists.

500
The flu accompanied by a fever is this kind of disease.

Acute

500

What is the fourth step in the process of how viruses multiply?

The new viruses leave the cell and infect other cells.

500

Which of these are a part of the immune and lymphatic systems?

Bone Marrow, Lymphatic Vessels, Pituitary gland

Bone Marrow and Lymphatic Vessels