Pathogens and spreading of diseases 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyMedicine and drugsGCSEAQA Created by: jess_sterlingCreated on: 27-03-17 18:41 A type of pathogen , diseases such as HIV and Flu Virus 1 of 24 Pathogen type, Salmonella, Gonorrhea Bacteria 2 of 24 Pathogen, Athletes foot, TMV Fungi 3 of 24 Pathogen, Malaria Protist 4 of 24 an animal that carries the disease without being infected with the disease itself. Vector 5 of 24 Diseases such as cholera can be spread this way Water 6 of 24 Fungal diseases such as athletes foot can be spread this way Direct Contact 7 of 24 Bacterial diseases such as chicken pox and common colds can be spread this way Air 8 of 24 A vector which carries malaria Mosquito 9 of 24 protects bacteria from entering eyes Eyelash 10 of 24 traps particles containing pathogens in nose mucus 11 of 24 secretes sweat and antibacterial substances to prevent entering of pathogens Skin 12 of 24 secretes mucus in lungs to trap pathogens Trachea 13 of 24 produces hydrochloric acid to kill pathogens stomach 14 of 24 special molecules stuck on cells antigens 15 of 24 bodily system which responds to antigens to protect from infection Immune 16 of 24 a process where a person is given a small amount or inactive pathogen in order to prevent them becoming ill Vaccine 17 of 24 where most drugs evolve/ made from Plants 18 of 24 when bacteria can't be killed by a certain type of antibiotic antibacterial resistance 19 of 24 disease resistant to methicillin Msra 20 of 24 when bacteria can't be killed by a certain type of antibiotic antibacterial resistance 21 of 24 disease resistant to methicillin Msra 22 of 24 when bacteria can't be killed by a certain type of antibiotic antibacterial resistance 23 of 24 disease resistant to methicillin Msra 24 of 24
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