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  • What is the full form of HIV?
    Human Immunodeficiency Virus
  • Name two non communicable disease?
    Student's answer
  • Name two communicable disease
    Student's answer
  • How is vaccine introduced in the body?
    Through the mouth in the form of drops or by injections through the skin or even as nasal spray.
  • What is vaccination?
    Vaccination is the use of vaccine in the body to prevent specific disease.
  • What is full form of AIDS
    Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
  • Which vaccine is given to prevent whooping cough?
    DPT vaccine
  • What is common cold?
    Common cold is infection of nose and throat(upper respiratory tract
  • What is the particular symptom of tuberculosis?
    Severe cough sometimes accompanied by blood and pain in chest,
  • What is communicable disease?
    diseaseThat can spread from one person to another
  • Which vaccine is given to prevent tuberculosis?
    BCG
  • What is vaccine?
    A vaccine is a liquid preparation of weakened or dead disease causing germs.
  • What are antibodies?
    Antibodies are protein found in blood that help to fight diseases
  • What causes chickenpox?
    It is caused by virus (Varicella zoster)
  • What is non communicable disease?
    The disease that do not spread from one person to another.
  • What is the particular symptom of whooping cough?
    severe dry cough accompanied by ‘whooping’ sound during breathing
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