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A tiny organism that can cause disease, much smaller than bacteria, and requires a living host to multiply.
Virus
Mucus
Bacteria
Cell
A tool that makes small objects look larger so that you can see things too small for the naked eye.
Immune
Virus
Cell
Microscope
The smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, typically microscopic.
Mucus
Bacteria
Cell
Disease
A single-celled organism that can exist either as independent organisms or as parasites, some of which can cause disease.
Disease
Bacteria
Virus
Microscope
An illness that can affect a person or animal, disrupting normal bodily functions.
Virus
Immune
Disease
Paralyze
A common viral infection that affects the respiratory system and is more severe than the common cold.
Common Cold
Infect
Influenza
Immune
A viral infection that affects the nose and throat, usually less severe than the flu.
Common Cold
Immune
Paralyze
Influenza
A thick, slippery substance produced by the body, often in the nose, that helps to trap dust, bacteria, and other particles.
Cell
Virus
Microscope
Mucus
The system in your body that fights off infections and keeps you healthy.
Mucus
Microscope
Immune
Virus
To cause someone or something to become unable to move or function properly.
Immune
Bacteria
Cell
Paralyze
To cause disease or spread germs to a person, animal, or plant.
Common Cold
Paralyze
Infect
Microscope
_____ can be a perceived notion of unwellness or derive from self-diagnosis.
Disease
Illness
_____ must be diagnosed by a medical expert.
Disease
Illness
A type of clothing typically worn on formal occasions, consisting of a jacket and pants made of the same material.
Swallowed
Suit
Scrape
Fluid
A minor injury that removes the top layer of skin, usually caused by rubbing or scraping against something rough.
Suit
Scrape
Swallowed
Fluid
To make food or drink pass from the mouth to the stomach.
Swallowed
Fluid
Suit
Scrape
