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There is a large amount of bacteria, viruses, and fungal microorganisms on the human fingers and nails. True or False?
True
We should get plenty of rest to keep our body healthy. True of False?
True
Hand sanitizer can remove all the germs from our hands. True or False?
False
Germs cannot be spread through touch. True or False?
False
Germs cannot be passed when an infected-person coughs or sneezes. True or False?
False
Germs can be passed by saliva from the mouth. True or False?
True
We can only see germs under a . . . . . . . . . .
Microscope
A disease that is not caused by germs and cannot be spread from one person to another.
non-infectious disease
In what ways can germs enter your body? 1 point for every answer
skin wounds (cuts), nose or mouth (coughing/sneezing), eating or drinking contaminated food
Infectious diseases are caused by tiny living things called . . . . . . . . .
germs/pathogens
Name two common infectious diseases.
flu, common cold, COVID-19
What do you call diseases that can spread from one person to another person?
infectious diseases
All diseases can spread from one person to another person. True or False?
False
Three words to describe when you feel ill.
tired, sleepy, terrible (any possible answers)
The three phases of an infectious disease are: infection, symptomatic period and recovery. True or False?
True
Surgery, medications and vaccines is how we cure diseases. True or False?
False. Vaccines do not cure diseases.
