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Pathogens Unit Review
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A protein produced by the immune system to identify and neutralize foreign objects like bacteria and viruses.
Antibody
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Diseases such as yellow fever, chicken pox, and ebola are caused by which pathogen?
Virus
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Would a traditional cold and flu season in a region count as an outbreak?
No
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Which is smaller, an outbreak, an epidemic, or a pandemic?
Outbreak
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Would antibiotics help someone with ebola?
no
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What is the primary method of transmission for malaria?
vector
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True or false: Pandemics are always caused by a contagious illness.
True
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A carrier organism that transmits diseases to others.
vector
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widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.
Epidemic
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Which pathogen is this?
Virus
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Ringworm Athlete's Foot Valley Fever are all caused by
fungus
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Which scientist discovered that specific microbes cause specific diseases?
Koch
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The father of epidemiology
John Snow
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Microorganisms that can cause disease.
Pathogen
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What was Osmosis on Osmosis Jones?
white blood cell
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Which pathogen caused the black death?
Bacteria (yersinia pestis)
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If a flu outbreak affects a small community, would that be considered a pandemic or an epidemic?
epidemic
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What 2 parts must a virus have?
genetic material and a protein coat
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Lyme Disease Strep Throat Tuberculosis are all caused by
bacteria
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When a pathogen is moved from person to person through physical touch (kissing, hugging, close-up sneezing, shaking hands).
direct contact
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The body's defense against infections and disease.
Immune system
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The theory of disease believed prior to germ theory.
Miasma theory
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