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Lesson 1

$100 Question from Lesson 1

What is a communicable disease?

$100 Answer from lesson 1

A disease that is spread from one living organism to another or through the environment

$200 Question from lesson 1

What pathogen causes athletes foot and ringworm?

$200 Answer from lesson 1

Fungi

$300 Question from lesson 1

What are 3 methods that diseases can be spread?

$300 Answer from lesson 1

DirectIndirect Airborne

$400 Question lesson 1

What are 3 differences between a virus and a bacteria?

$400 Answer from lesson 1

Virus invades a cell, bacteria divide.Antibiotics can be used for bacteria.Bacteria can live on surface longer.Bacteria is single celled, virus is

genetic material.

$500 Question from lesson 1

What are the 5 pathogens and a disease example for each.

$500 Answer from lesson 1

Virus/ flu, cold, hepatitis, chicken pox…Bacteria/ staph, strep throat, TBFungi/ athletes foot, ring wormProtozoa/ malaria, sleeping sicknessRickettsias/ typhus, rocky mountain fever

$100 Question from lesson 2

What do respiratory tract infectionsinvolve?

$100 Answer from lesson 2

Nose, throat and lungs

$200 Question from lesson 2

What are 3 ways you can avoid getting a respiratory infection?

$200 Answer from lesson 2

Stay home if you are ill.Wash hands often.Avoid touching your eyes, mouth,

and nose.Eat right and exercise.Don’t smoke.

$300 Question from lesson 2

What are 3 common respiratory infections and what pathogen causes them?

$300 Answer from lesson 2

Common Cold, virusInfluenza, virusPneumonia, bacteria or virusStrep throat, backteria

$400 Question from lesson 2

What are the 3 types of hepatitis, how they are spread, and whichone do we get vaccinated for?

$400 Answer from lesson 2

A/ spread through fecal matterB/ spread through body fluid and bloodC/ spread through body fluid and bloodVaccinated for B

$500 Question from lesson 2

What is meningitis, what pathogen causes it and which form can be deadly?

$500 Answer from lesson 2

Inflammation of the nervous systemcells.

Caused by bacteria or virus.Bacteria form can be deadly in 72 hours

$100 Question from lesson 3

What are examples of physical and chemicalbarriers?

$100 Answer from lesson 3

Physical/ skin, mucous membranesand cilia

Chemical/ enzymes in tears and salivaacid in stomach

$200 Question from lesson 3

What is meant by a non-specificimmune system response?

What are 3 examples?

$200 Answer from lesson 3

Immune system responds the sameno matter what kind of pathogenit is.

Physical barriers, chemical barriersand inflammatory response.

$300 Question from lesson 3

What happens during the inflammatory response?

$300 Answer from lesson 3

1. Blood vessels expand allowing more blood flow.

2. Fluid and cells from blood flow causeswelling and pain.

3. Phagocyte, WBC attacks pathogens.4. Body begins to repair.

$400 Question from lesson 3

Explain how lymphocytes respond to a specificpathogen.

$400 Answer from lesson 3

Antigens mark cells infected.Helper T cells trigger production of

B cells and Killer T cellsB cells produce antibodiesKiller T cells destroy infected cellsSuppressor T cells turn off production

of helper T cells

$500 Question from lesson 3

Explain active and passive immunity.(include both methods in each)

$500 Answer from lesson 3

Active/ Working in the body for long term.Naturally acquired through being exposed to pathogens, artificially acquired through vaccines

Passive/ Short term immunity. Mother tochild (first 6 months of life, breast milkand across placenta. Or from animal byusing their antibodies or antiserum.

$100 Question from lesson 4

What is a pandemic?

$100 Answer from lesson 4

A global outbreak of an infectious disease

$200 Question from lesson 4

What is an epidemic and give anexample.

$200 Answer from lesson 4

A disease outbreak that affects many people in the same placeand at the same time.

H1N1 a few years agoDiabetes

$300 Question from lesson 4

What is an antigen?

$300 Answer from lesson 4

A protein that marks cells that have been infected with a pathogen

$400 Question from lesson 4

What is a specialized white blood cell that coordinates and performs many functions of the specific immunity?

$400 Answer from lesson 4

Lymphocytes

$500 Question from lesson 4

What is the lymphatic system?

$500 Answer from lesson 4

Part of your immune system that includes tonsils, lymph nodes, and a network of vessels.

$100 Question from vocab

What is a plantlike organism that can cause diseases of the lungs, the mucous membranes, and the skin.

$100 Answer from vocab

Fungi

$200 Question from vocab

What is an organism that carries and transmits pathogens to humans or other animals?

$200 Answer from vocab

vector

$300 Question from vocab

What is the lining of various bodycavities, including the nose, ears, and mouth.

$300 Answer from vocab

Mucous membranes

$400 Question from vocab

What are white blood cells that attack invading pathogens. They are non-specific.

$400 Answer from vocab

Phagocytes

$500 Question from vocab

What is a single celled organism that is larger and more complex than bacteria?

$500 Answer from vocab

Protozoa

Final Jeopardy

Explain 3 types of non-specific immune systemresponses and the specific response including all cells.

Final Jeopardy Answer

Physical barrierChemical barrierInflammatory response, phagocytesLymphocytes, helper T, killer T,

suppressor T, and B