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Infectious Disease
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Essential Questions What are some causes of infectious disease? How do the 2 pathogens (bacteria & virus) spread to cause disease? How does the body defend infectious disease? What is HIV/AIDS? How do you decrease exposure? What is an STI? How do you decrease exposure?
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Infectious Disease DEFINITION: A Disease caused by an agent that invades the body. Virus - Cold, Flu, Chicken Pox, Measles, Mumps, Fever & Mono Bacteria - Strep Throat, Pink Eye, Whooping cough, Tuberculosis. Contagious Disease - is a disease that can be passed directly from one person to another person.
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How are these things spread? Direct Handshake Drinking from someone else’s drink Indirect Sneezing Coughing
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Body’s Defenses Immune System - organs & special cells that fight infection (6) Skin Hairs Tears Mucus Saliva Stomach acid Concept Map http://kidshealth.org/P ageManager.jsp?lic=1 &article_set=59296&c at_id=20607 http://kidshealth.org/P ageManager.jsp?lic=1 &article_set=59296&c at_id=20607
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YOUR BODY’S BEST DEFENDERS TONSILS LIVER MUCUS MEMBR. BONE MARROW THYMUS LYMPH NODES SKIN SPLEEN
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THE “ KILL “ White blood cells literally swallow the invaders & destroy the pathogens.
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Immune System Fever Raises body temperature to fight against the cold or flu. Body is sending virus fighting cells & proteins throughout the body so the pathogens wont reproduce. Antibiotic - drug that kills or slows growth of bacteria.
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Preventing Spread of Infectious Disease Protect yourself Wash your hands Do not drink from someone else’s water bottle Protect others Blow your nose in Kleenex Cough in sleeve Get your shots
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The Flu – Day 2 How far can the common cold/flu viruses spread? List 4 of the 6 barriers in the body that help prevent the common cold/flu. (worksheet) What is the purpose of a fever? What does an antibiotic do?
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Immune Response Bacteria/Virus The body is infected with the bacteria/virus Inflammation Swelling by a substance call Interferon. White Blood Cells (WBC) Lymphocytes which form T & B Cells Antibodies Will continue to fight disease throughout your life. Body begins to build up immunity.
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GloGerm/Video How did Holly catch the flu in the first place? What is one of the most common flu viruses? (Stated in the video) How does a macrophage destroy cells? How does Holly’s body fight back? What do antibodies do?
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Word Bank Infectious Disease Contagious Disease Fever Antibiotics Body’s Immune Response
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