Infectious Disease Response Card Review After each definition is read, write the correct vocabulary word.

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Infectious Disease Response Card Review After each definition is read, write the correct vocabulary word.

This fungal disease is spread by contact with contaminated objects such as flip flops. Answer Answer

Athlete’s foot Next Definition Definition

This viral disease is spread by contact with infected persons or contaminated objects such as kissing or used tissues. Answer Answer

Flu Next Definition Definition

Protection against a disease by receiving antibodies made in another individual. Answer Answer

Passive immunity Next Definition Definition

An organism that causes a disease. Answer Answer

Pathogen Next Definition Definition

A chemical substance made by the body to help destroy an invading pathogen. Answer Answer

Antibody Next Definition Definition

Scientists worry that if this virus mutates, it could be passed from person to person and not just bird to person. Answer Answer

Avian bird flu Next Definition Definition

This viral disease is spread by contact with body fluids of infected persons. Answer Answer

Hepatitis Next Definition Definition

An organism that helps a disease spread. Answer Answer

Vector Next Definition Definition

This bacterial disease is spread by a bite from an infected tick. Answer Answer

Lyme disease Next Definition Definition

To change the genetic make-up of an organism. Answer Answer

Mutate Next Definition Definition

A small dose or a fragment of pathogen that is introduced to the human body to help the immune system fight disease. Answer Answer

Vaccine Next Definition Definition

An organism that is infected with and can transmit a disease- causing microbe to another living thing, even though the organism shows no symptoms of illness or disease. Answer Answer

Carrier Next Definition Definition

Active immunity to this disease is most often acquired by getting it when you were a child. Answer Answer

Chicken pox Next Definition Definition

A group of medicines used to kill or slow the growth of bacteria that cause disease. Answer Answer

Antibiotics Next Definition Definition

A substance that is designed to kill microbes before they can enter the body. Answer Answer

Antimicrobial products Next Definition Definition

This bacterial disease is spread by eating contaminated food. Answer Answer

Botulism Next Definition Definition

A disease that is spread by sexual contact with an infected person. Answer Answer

Sexually-transmitted disease Next Definition Definition

Protection against a disease acquired by being infected with the pathogen that causes the disease. Answer Answer

Active immunity Next Definition Definition

A disease that spreads over a wide geographic area. Answer Answer

Epidemic Next Definition Definition

An epidemic that spreads worldwide. Answer Answer

Pandemic Next Definition Definition

A category of diseases that can be spread from one person to another. Answer Answer

Contagious disease Next Definition Definition

This occurs when bacteria develop a tolerance to and survive treatment with drugs that once killed them. Answer Answer

Antibiotic resistance Next Definition Definition

A tiny organism that can be seen with only a microscope. Answer Answer

Microbe Next Definition Definition

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