Messana  Eat right  Clean house  Wash hands  Get enough exercise & sleep  Proper health care  **Use DIFFERENT KNIVES for cutting meats & vegetables.

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Messana

 Eat right  Clean house  Wash hands  Get enough exercise & sleep  Proper health care  **Use DIFFERENT KNIVES for cutting meats & vegetables & CLEAN cutting board w/ distinfectant

 An Epidemiologist  is a scientist who studies diseases including how they start, spread and how they are treated.

Body must fight off virus on its own! Vaccinations can help used to control spread of viral diseases a solution that contains weakened virus particles is injected into body body makes antibodies against that virus ** Viruses MUTATE from year to year producing new strains SO..vaccines YEARLY!!

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 1) LOCK & KEY  2) Duplication of DNA/RNA within the nucleus  3) When cell is “BUSTING AT THE SEAMS” with the duplicated virus…  VIRUS BURST OUT…spreading throughout your body…  and U…Lil Darling…ARE SICK!!!! 

 The single biggest threat to man’s continued dominance on the planet is the virus” – Joshua Lederberg, Ph.D How a Virus Changes the World…  contagion/index.html#&slider1=1 contagion/index.html#&slider1=1

 What process do bacteria use to reproduce/replicate?  Bacteria Reproduction Video Clip  iWc iWc

 Parasites…  vo8 vo8  JIQs JIQs  GJaE GJaE

 Contagions – capable of being spread by direct or indirect contact (in other words…contagious  Contagion Clip  K5A K5A

 4 main ways that pathogens are transferred: ◦ Person to person ◦ Food and water ◦ Environment ◦ Animals

 Moist ◦ A lot like water  Average temperatures ◦ Not too hot or too cold (EXTREME)  Limited exposure to fresh air ◦ More ability to reproduce  Sunlight ◦ Good for some, bad for others  Food sources ◦ Sugars or decaying material

Regional Known disease that infecting more individuals than usual Global Large % of individuals infected Usually viral New disease to humans

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 Each person will receive a test tube and a syringe  You will carefully go around the room and trade fluids with 3 other people using your syringe  When completed, sit down and write down who you traded with first, second and third

 Purple/clear = Negative  Blue/green = Positive