Chemotherapy would be an example of what level of disease prevention?

Bacteria, viruses, and fungi are examples of...

Which type of blood cells help to fight infection?

Ringworm is caused by what type of pathogen?

This is a dead or weakened pathogen that is introduced to the body to form an immunity to a specific disease

This type of long-term immunity results from exposure to a disease or from a vaccine

According to the epidemiological model, what is the recipient of a disease?

This type of pathogen causes things such as the common cold and mumps

Research and being proactive (intervention) prior to a disease's development is an example of which level of disease prevention?

According to the epidemiological model, what allows the disease agent to function?

These are the smallest known pathogens, which take over a cell and rapidly multiply

Which of the following is NOT a communicable disease?

This is a single-celled microorganism that releases toxins and is found on almost everything

This is a small, simple organism related to molds that grows best in warm, dark, moist areas

This is the first level of disease prevention, which would include good nutrition and exercise

Transferring a disease through touching, kissing, biting, and/or sexual contact is known as...

Which of the following is a good way to protect yourself from vector-borne diseases?

Which of the following is a way that communicable diseases are spread directly?

Sarah is home sick from school with influenza. She has a fever and is experiencing some nausea and body aches. In this example, what would be the host?

David is on the wrestling team and recently noticed a red, circular rash in the middle of his arm. He decided to go to the trainer and was told that he has ringworm. What would be the agent in this situation?

Which of the following would be an example of indirect contact when transmitting disease?

Which will NOT help your immune system?

These cells are responsible for making antibodies

What is a pathogen?

A protein produced by a b-cell of the immune system that destroys a pathogen is a(n)...

Which cells have the ability to target cells that are infected by a virus, then surround and destroy them?

an infant that receives his/her measles and mumps vaccine that will protect them throughout their life would be an example of...

Which of these would be an example of artificial passive immunity?

A person who recently had heart surgery due to a heart attack is beginning cardiac rehab to heal their body and to learn lifestyle habits to reduce the risk of having another one. This is an example of what level of disease prevention?