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Understanding Common Diseases and Immunity: A Quick Review

This review covers key concepts related to diseases, pathogens, and immunity. It includes topics such as the types of germs, the role of vaccines, and factors that contribute to diseases like heart disease and cancers. Learn about the transmission of pathogens, the shapes of bacteria, and how the body defends itself against infections. This concise guide serves as a useful resource for understanding health fundamentals and improving your knowledge of infectious and non-communicable diseases.

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Understanding Common Diseases and Immunity: A Quick Review

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  1. White Health Miss Barnes Disease Review

  2. 1. Most protozoans live in ___________. soil water A: B: leaves animals C: D:

  3. B. water

  4. Sorry

  5. 2. A virus causes ______________. pink eye strep throat A: B: malaria the common cold C: D:

  6. D. the common cold

  7. Sorry

  8. 3. Vaccines are made from ____________. hair antibodies A: B: dead or weak germs blood C: D:

  9. C. dead or weak germs

  10. Sorry

  11. 4. The Epstein-Barr virus causes ___________. mono mumps A: B: the common cold chicken pox C: D:

  12. A. mono

  13. Sorry

  14. 5. Which is an example of a non-communicable disease? cancer mono A: B: The flu Pink eye C: D:

  15. A. cancer

  16. Sorry

  17. 6. What are three risk factors of heart disease? Age, high blood pressure, not exercising Exercise, rest, eating healthy A: B: Check-ups, taking vitamins, drinking water None of these C: D:

  18. B. Age, high blood pressure, not exercising

  19. Sorry

  20. 7. Antibiotics kill which type of germs? viruses protozoan A: B: bacteria fungus C: D:

  21. C. bacteria

  22. Sorry

  23. 8. Pathogen means ______________. first animal reservoir A: B: how a germ is passed germ C: D:

  24. D. germ

  25. Sorry

  26. 9. When a person is protected against a disease for life, it means they have ___________. the chain of infection AIDS A: B: a non-communicable disease immunity C: D:

  27. C. immunity

  28. Sorry

  29. 10. The place where pathogens lives is called the ______________. source transmission A: B: entry host C: D:

  30. B. source

  31. Sorry

  32. 11. Dots, rods and spirals are the shapes of which germ? bacteria viruses A: B: fungus protozoan C: D:

  33. A. bacteria

  34. Sorry

  35. 12. Select 2 ways antibodies work. Chase them until they get tired Kill and weaken germs A: B: Clumps germs together Push them out of the body C: D:

  36. Kill and weaken germs

  37. D. Clump them together

  38. Sorry

  39. 13. How does someone get immunity? Choose 2 ways Eat a healthy diet Get enough sleep A: B: Recover from disease Get vaccinated C: D:

  40. C. Get vaccinated

  41. D. Recover from disease

  42. Sorry

  43. What is the body’s first defense • against germs? skin cilia A: B: tears blood C: D:

  44. B. skin

  45. Sorry

  46. 15. Who is most likely to get mono? Teens and young adults Babies A: B: The elderly Moms and dads C: D:

  47. A. Teens and young adults

  48. Sorry

  49. Great Job!!!! Thank you for playing!

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