virus by Dr. B Thompson

virus

by Barbaralyn Thompson

Multiple Choice

The word H I V is known as _________

• Human Immunodeficiency virus.

• Disease

• flu

• illness

Multiple Choice

The meaning of the word AIDS

• action in days

• Acquired immune deficiency syndrome

• all favorites

• medication

Multiple Choice

Define the term viruses

• submicroscopic

   structure apable of infesting almost all plants and animal, including bacteria.

• Small cells that invade plants and animal

• animals that live on plants

• Cells that live in the atmosphere

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a virus and a bacteria

• One celled organism

• microscopic living enteritis

• virus lives by penetrating cells and becoming part of them, while bacteria organisms live on their own

• Bacteria that grow on humans

Multiple Choice

How can bacterial infections be treated?

• Using specific antibiotics

• Treated with prescrition medicine

• Treated with over the counter meds

• Treated with 

  home remedies

Multiple Choice

_______ prevents virses from penetrating cells, but

• vaccination

• pills

• prescription

• eating the right fruits and vegetable.

Multiple Choice

Define the term hepatitis

• a disease maked by inflammation ofthe liver

• disease from parents

• disease that is transferal

• disease that can be santized

Multiple Choice

Hepatitis is present in _______

• body fluids

• Water

• Food

• Clothing

Multiple Choice

Describe a symptoms associated with hepatitis A?

• Symptoms are similar to the flu, yellowing of the skin, or eyes.

• cold and coughing 

• soar throat

• cleaning the bathroom

Multiple Choice

Symptoms Of this virus can include fatigue, and stomach pain?

• Hepatitis B

• yellow fever

• Body fluids

• vaccines

Multiple Choice

This disease is tranfered through sexual contact or parental exposure

• Hepatitis B

• polio disease

• cancer

• scabies

Multiple Choice

This disease is transferred through parenteral contact and sexual activity with infected partner.

• hepatitis C

• illness

• vaccination

• cured by medicine.

• flu