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Card 6
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What is it called when a pathogen is spread from one individual to another?
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Card 7
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How does a pathogen enter the body?
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Card 8
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What is an interface?
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Card 9
Front
What is an example of an interface?
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Card 10
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What is a pathogen? Examples
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Card 11
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When does invasion of the skin occur?
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Card 12
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Why is the skin an effective barrier to infection?
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Card 13
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Give 2 examples of where interfaces have common points of entry
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Card 14
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List natural defences against the entry of pathogens
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Card 15
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How does a mucous layer protect exchange surfaces?
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