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Desease

Any condition that negatively affected the body

Infectious disease

Deseases that can be passed on

Pathogens

Anything that can cause an infectious disease

Bacteria

One celled tiny organism

Viruses

Mutates easily, non living

Fungi

Caused by spores passed through the air

Incubation period

Between time of infection and symptoms

Carriers

Someone who does not show symptoms but can still pass it on

Resistance

Ability to fight disease

Acute desease

Lasts a short time

Chronic deseases

Deseases that affects you your entire life

Immune system

Body's natural resistance

Lymphatic network

Circulates a special fluid called lymph

Lymphocytes

White blood cells

B-Cells

Sort of like the infantry

T cells

Closer to special ops

Vaccine

Injection that creates specific T-cells

Symptoms

Change in body I'll put that signals a particular disease is present

Hepatitis A

Spread through fecally contaminated objects not usually fatal

Gamma globulin

Inject of protein to prevent hepatitis A

Hepatitis B

Spread of direct contact, or infection with needles.

Chlamydia

Causes damage to the reproductive system in both males and females

Sterility

Inability to produce offspring

Gonorrhea

Often shows no symptoms of infection

Herpes simplex II

Causes painful rash

STD

Sexually Transmitted Desease

AIDs

Attacks the T cells incredibly weakens immune system

HIV

Causes AIDs