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11 Cards in this Set
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Name the type of microorganism that lives inside body cells |
Viruses |
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Name 2 things a white blood cell can do fight against pathogens |
Antitoxins Antibodies |
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Name 3 ways pathogens can be spread |
Water air direct contact |
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What type of microorganism causes malaria |
Protist |
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What are 2 symptoms of measles |
Red skin rash Fever |
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What is it called when you are injected with a dead or weak form of a pathogen to stop you getting ill |
Vaccination |
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What is it called when a white blood cell engulfs and digests a pathogen |
Phagocytosis |
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Name a form of non-specific immunity |
Skin Hairs Mucus Stomach acid |
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Why don’t we use antibiotics to treat flu |
Flu is caused by a virus |
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In a phase one clinical trial who are the drugs tested on |
Healthy volunteers |
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Why so drug trials use a double blind procedure |
To avoid bias |
