1) A proton that acts against a specific antigen. a) antibiotics b) inflammatory c) antibody d) antigen 2) Is a special led white blood cell that coordinates and performs many of the functions of specific immunity. a) lymphatic b) lymphocyte c) lympho d) lymphatic nerve 3) The state of of being protected against a particular disease. a) flammatory b) arthiritis c) immunity d) allergies 4) a white blood cell that attacks invading pathogens. a) phagocyte b) phogacyte c) physical therapy d) respiratory 5) a network of cells, tissues, organs, and chemicals that fight off pathogens. a) immunity b) endocrine system c) benign d) immune system 6) A reaction to tissue damage casused by an injury or infection. a) emergency response b) inflamamtory response c) vector d) antibody 7) An organism, usually an anthropod such as a tick, that carries and transmits. a) vector b) vaccine c) antibody d) antigen 8) A substance that kills cells or interferes with their functions. a) antigen b) antibody c) toxins d) bacteria 9) A single cell microorganism. a) bacteria b) antibody c) antigen d) pathogen 10) Pieces of genetic material surrounded by a protein coat. a) pathogens b) viruses c) toxins d) bacterias 11) A condition that occurs when pathogens enter the body. a) pathogen  b) inflammatory c) infection d) antibiotics 12) A disease that is spreaded from one living thing to another or through the environment. a) communication channel b) non-communicable disease c) bacteria d) communicable disease 13) A preparation of dead or weakened pathogens that are introduced to stimulate an immune response. a) vaccination b) infection c) vaccine d) virus 14) An infection of the lungs in which the air sacs fill with liquids. a) influzema b) antigens c) pneumonia d) bacteria 15) A yellowing of the skin and eyes. a) juaudice b) polio c) bacteria d) antibody 16) A communicable disease that is steadily increasing. a) emerging virus b) emerging infection c) emerging bacteria d) emerging 17) An infectious disese that can spread form person to person through sexual contact. a) Sexual Transmitted Infection b) immunity c) bacteria d) virus 18) The diliberate decision to avoid harmful behaviors, and the refrain from sexual activity. a) STD b) STI c) Abstinence d) solo 19) A virus that can cause genital warts or assymptomatic infection. a) STD b) HPV c) STI d) ADA 20) A bacterial infection that affects the reproductive organs of both males and females. a) bacteria b) virus c) gnorrhea d) chlamydia 21) A disease that is not transmitted by another person. a) non-communicable disease b) communicable disease c) virus d) bacteria 22) A disease that affects the heart or blood vessels. a) pandemic b) cardiovascular disease c) muscular disease d) respiratory infection 23) uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells. a) cancer b) high blood pressure c) hypertension d) FLU 24) Noncancerous cell growth a) malignant b) benign c) metastesis d) biopsy 25) The removal of small piece of tissue for examination. a) red cells b) white cells c) biopsy d) benign 26) A period of time when symptoms disappears. a) transmission b) ghosted c) remission d) examination 27) A disease of the joints where the cartlidge breaks down. a) osteoarthritis b) arthiritis c) bone decomposition d) osteoporosis 28) A chronic disease that affects the way the body cells converts food into energy. a) high blood pressure b) low blood pressure  c) diabetes d) insulin 29) A law prohibiting discommunication against people with physical and mental disabilities in the workplace, transportation, public accomodations, and telecommunications. a) ADE b) ADV c) ADT d) ADA 30) What does ADA stand for a) Americans with DIsability Act b) Americans with Disbility Awards c) American with Disability Accounts d) American with Disability law

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