1. Chapter 10
Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
Bellringer
List three common infectious diseases, and list the type of pathogen that causes each disease.
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2. Chapter 10 Objectives Identify four causes of infectious diseases.
Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
Objectives
Identify four causes of infectious diseases.
Explain how the spread of common infectious diseases can be prevented.
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3. Chapter 10 Start Off Write How can you keep from catching a cold?
Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
Start Off Write
How can you keep from catching a cold?
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4. Chapter 10
Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
Viruses
A virus is a tiny, disease-causing particle that invades a healthy cell and instructs that cell to make more viruses.
Viruses are known to cause many diseases including:
1. the flu
2. the common cold
3. AIDS
4. herpes
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5. Chapter 10 Viruses are not living things. Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
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6. Chapter 10
Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
Bacteria
Bacteria are very simple single-celled microorganisms that do not have a nucleus. Bacteria are found everywhere.
Bacteria cause many kinds of diseases including:
1. whooping cough
2. cholera
3. anthrax
4. dental cavities
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7. Protozoa and Parasites
Chapter 10
Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
Protozoa and Parasites
Protozoa are small, single-celled organisms that have a nucleus.
Protozoa and other parasites cause many kinds of diseases including:
1. malaria
2. diarrhea
3. tapeworm infections
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8. Chapter 10
Lesson 2 Infectious Diseases
Fungi
Fungi are complex organisms that cannot make their own food.
Fungi cause many kinds of diseases including:
1. athlete’s foot
2. jock itch
3. yeast infections
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9. Lesson 3 Controlling Infectious Diseases
Chapter 10
Bellringer
Why do you think some communities offer free or low-cost flu shots to their residents every year?
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10. Lesson 3 Controlling Infectious Diseases
Chapter 10
Objectives
Discuss two ways to protect yourself from infectious diseases.
Identify two ways to control the spread of infectious diseases.
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11. Chapter 10 Start Off Write
Lesson 3 Controlling Infectious Diseases
Chapter 10
Start Off Write
Why should you know basic ways to stop the spread of infectious disease?
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12. Chapter 10 Protecting Yourself
Lesson 3 Controlling Infectious Diseases
Chapter 10
Protecting Yourself
Do the following things to protect yourself against infection:
1. Stay away from people who are sick.
2. Practice good hygiene.
3. Maintain a healthy diet.
4. Get plenty of rest and exercise.
5. Get vaccinated.
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13. Chapter 10 Protecting Yourself
Lesson 3 Controlling Infectious Diseases
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Protecting Yourself
The following diseases are commonly prevented by vaccines:
1. hepatitis B
2. diphtheria
3. poliomyelitis
4. measles, mumps, and rubella
5. flu
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14. Chapter 10 Protecting Others
Lesson 3 Controlling Infectious Diseases
Chapter 10
Protecting Others
The same steps you take to protect yourself from pathogens will also help protect other people. You can also:
1. Avoid contact with people when you are sick.
2. Get a flu vaccine every year.
3. Report any sightings of infected animals.
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15. “Keep you blood clean, your body lean, and your mind sharp.”
Quote of the Day
“Keep you blood clean, your body lean, and your mind sharp.”
—Henry Rollins
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