Cells and Disease Final Exam Review

Human blood cells develop improper shape due to genetic mutation

• sickle cell
• malaria
• tuberculosis
• HIV

an infections disease spread by mosquito vectors nd used by Plasmodium, a protist

• malaria
• sickle cell
• tuberculosis 
• HIV

An infectious disease, caused by a bacterium, that mainly affects the lungs, but can affect other parts of the body.

• malaria
• tuberculosis 
• HIV
• sickle cell

Human immunodeficiency virus causing an infectious, sexually transmitted disease that reduces the function of the immune system. Also called AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) virus

• HIV/AIDS
• Diabetes
• Sickle Cell
• homeostasis

A noninfectious disease that disrupt the body's ability to process sugars

• diabetes
• sickle cell
• malaria
• HIV/AIDS

Any breakdown in the structure or function of an organism.

• ecological succession
• diffusion
• disease
• system services

A virus microscopic cellular organism such as a bacterium or protist

• metabolism
• microbe
• mRNA
• protein

An organism that does not cause a disease itself, but SPREADS DISEASE-CAUSING MICROBES from one host to another.  

• microbe
• vector
• variable
• transcription 

Rodent please are __________ for the bubonic plague.  

• vectors
• vaccine
• virus
• visible

a disease caused by a microbe such as a bacteria or virus, and transmitted from one individual to another either directly or by a disease vector

• intervention
• invasive species
• infectious disease
• isolation