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WorksheetsCode Orange Ch1 and Ch2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Infectious, often fatal disease transmitted to humans by contaminated wool, raw meat, or other animal products.
Turbuclosis
Anthrax
Ebola
Caused by one-celled organisms that are involved in an infectious disease
Viral
infectious
Bacterial
A person in an apartment building or motel who performs services for the tenants.
Maid
Concierge
Handyman
Flowing or blending together into one: confluent paths; confluent idea
Confluent
Divergent
Conflagulate
To weaken or lessen the effect of something.
Concentrate
Diverge
Dilute
A rapid increase or spread of disease (above normal) in a population.
Pandemic
Epidemic
Outbreak
Exterminate; completely get rid of; to remove or utterly destroy.
Eradicate
Eluminate
Ease
Protected from a disease or the like. Exempt or protected from something
susceptible
vulnerable
immune
The fact or process of becoming immune, as against a disease.
resistance
compliance
Immunization
A material that spreads infection from one organisms to another.
Infectious
Innoculate
Immune
Disease that can be spread from one person to another.
Infectious disease
Cancer
Immune
A small lesion on the skin.
Puss
Pinnacle
Papule
The peak or top of something; high point of success or power.
Pinnacle
Valley
Apex
A tremor caused by a chill; Shivering or trembling, as caused by a chill
Rigor
Mrs. Quirk Yelling
Ramble
A deadly infectious viral disease. Symptoms include: fever, weakness, & pustules on the skin that form scabs and leave scars. It was eradicated in 1977.
Flu
Cancer
Small Pox
Another name for the smallpox virus.
Influenza
Hepititus
Variola major
Non living, only alive when it infects host, causes many infections
Bacteria
Virus
Progs
