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What is a pathogen

Micro organisms that can cause diseases.

How do bacterias and viruses make us feel ill

reproduce in the body damage cells and release toxins.

How do white blood cells help us defend against pathogens.

Ingest pathogens and destroy them.

how does immunity develop

Antigens- unique proteins on pathogen cell surface. White blood cells produce antibodies to join up with antigens on a pathogen.

What impact did 'Semmelweiss' research have

He made the doctors wash their hands in chlorine water. He decreased the number of deaths.

How are painkillers useful

They relieve symptons of an illness or infection

What are antibiotics and what can they be used for?

Medicines that work inside the body to kill bacteria that cause diseases by damaging the bacterial cells.

What is one of the impacts of an overuse of anti biotics

can cause resistant bacteria to develop