Chapter 14 (part 1)

Microbes that help the body fight disease

Microbes that cause disease

Non-living particles that clean the body

Beneficial bacteria found in the gut

The study of bacteria and viruses

The scientific study of disease

The study of body structure

The study of how medicines work

The symptoms of a disease

The treatment of a disease

The cause of a disease

The prevention of a disease

How a disease develops

How to cure a disease

How to prevent a disease

How the immune system fights infection

How diseases are transmitted

How the body prevents infection

The effects diseases have on body structure and function

The ways diseases are classified

The body’s response to injury

The invasion or colonization of the body by pathogenic microbes

The process of developing immunity

The use of antibiotics to kill microbes

Any invasion by microbes

A condition where infection results in a change from a normal state of health

The body’s normal response to stress

A temporary imbalance in body temperature

Microbes that cause disease in humans

Microbial communities that live in and on the human body

Only the bacteria found in the intestines

The body’s immune cells that fight infection

Microbes that are always harmful to the body

Microbes that normally live in or on the body without causing disease

Microbes that only live outside the human body

Microbes that appear only during infections

Microbes that permanently live in the body

Temporary microbes that may include potential pathogens

Microbes found only in the digestive system

Microbes that help produce vitamins