2. Jeopardy Lesson 2Lesson 3Lesson 4 Vocab Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy Lesson 1

3. $100 Question from Lesson 1 What is a communicable disease?

4. $100 Answer from lesson 1 A disease that is spread from one living organism to another or through the environment

5. $200 Question from lesson 1 What pathogen causes athletes foot and ringworm?

6. $200 Answer from lesson 1 Fungi

7. $300 Question from lesson 1 What are 3 methods that diseases can be spread?

8. $300 Answer from lesson 1 Direct Indirect Airborne

9. $400 Question lesson 1 What are 3 differences between a virus and a bacteria?

10. $400 Answer from lesson 1 Virus invades a cell, bacteria divide. Antibiotics can be used for bacteria. Bacteria can live on surface longer. Bacteria is single celled, virus is genetic material.

11. $500 Question from lesson 1 What are the 5 pathogens and a disease example for each.

12. $500 Answer from lesson 1 Virus/ flu, cold, hepatitis, chicken pox… Bacteria/ staph, strep throat, TB Fungi/ athletes foot, ring worm Protozoa/ malaria, sleeping sickness Rickettsias/ typhus, rocky mountain fever

13. $100 Question from lesson 2 What do respiratory tract infections involve?

14. $100 Answer from lesson 2 Nose, throat and lungs

15. $200 Question from lesson 2 What are 3 ways you can avoid getting a respiratory infection?

16. $200 Answer from lesson 2 Stay home if you are ill. Wash hands often. Avoid touching your eyes, mouth, and nose. Eat right and exercise. Don’t smoke.

17. $300 Question from lesson 2 What are 3 common respiratory infections and what pathogen causes them?

18. $300 Answer from lesson 2 Common Cold, virus Influenza, virus Pneumonia, bacteria or virus Strep throat, backteria

19. $400 Question from lesson 2 What are the 3 types of hepatitis, how they are spread, and which one do we get vaccinated for?

20. $400 Answer from lesson 2 A/ spread through fecal matter B/ spread through body fluid and blood C/ spread through body fluid and blood Vaccinated for B

21. $500 Question from lesson 2 What is meningitis, what pathogen causes it and which form can be deadly?

22. $500 Answer from lesson 2 Inflammation of the nervous system cells. Caused by bacteria or virus. Bacteria form can be deadly in 72 hours

23. $100 Question from lesson 3 What are examples of physical and chemical barriers?

24. $100 Answer from lesson 3 Physical/ skin, mucous membranes and cilia Chemical/ enzymes in tears and saliva acid in stomach

25. $200 Question from lesson 3 What is meant by a non-specific immune system response? What are 3 examples?

26. $200 Answer from lesson 3 Immune system responds the same no matter what kind of pathogen it is. Physical barriers, chemical barriers and inflammatory response.

27. $300 Question from lesson 3 What happens during the inflammatory response?

28. $300 Answer from lesson 3 1.Blood vessels expand allowing more blood flow. 2. Fluid and cells from blood flow cause swelling and pain. 3. Phagocyte, WBC attacks pathogens. 4. Body begins to repair.

29. $400 Question from lesson 3 Explain how lymphocytes respond to a specific pathogen.

30. $400 Answer from lesson 3 Antigens mark cells infected. Helper T cells trigger production of B cells and Killer T cells B cells produce antibodies Killer T cells destroy infected cells Suppressor T cells turn off production of helper T cells

31. $500 Question from lesson 3 Explain active and passive immunity. (include both methods in each)

32. $500 Answer from lesson 3 Active/ Working in the body for long term. Naturally acquired through being exposed to pathogens, artificially acquired through vaccines Passive/ Short term immunity. Mother to child (first 6 months of life, breast milk and across placenta. Or from animal by using their antibodies or antiserum.

33. $100 Question from lesson 4 What is a pandemic?

34. $100 Answer from lesson 4 A global outbreak of an infectious disease

35. $200 Question from lesson 4 What is an epidemic and give an example.

36. $200 Answer from lesson 4 A disease outbreak that affects many people in the same place and at the same time. H1N1 a few years ago Diabetes

37. $300 Question from lesson 4 What is an antigen?

38. $300 Answer from lesson 4 A protein that marks cells that have been infected with a pathogen

39. $400 Question from lesson 4 What is a specialized white blood cell that coordinates and performs many functions of the specific immunity?

40. $400 Answer from lesson 4 Lymphocytes

41. $500 Question from lesson 4 What is the lymphatic system?

42. $500 Answer from lesson 4 Part of your immune system that includes tonsils, lymph nodes, and a network of vessels.

43. $100 Question from vocab What is a plantlike organism that can cause diseases of the lungs, the mucous membranes, and the skin.

44. $100 Answer from vocab Fungi

45. $200 Question from vocab What is an organism that carries and transmits pathogens to humans or other animals?

46. $200 Answer from vocab vector

47. $300 Question from vocab What is the lining of various body cavities, including the nose, ears, and mouth.

48. $300 Answer from vocab Mucous membranes

49. $400 Question from vocab What are white blood cells that attack invading pathogens. They are non-specific.

50. $400 Answer from vocab Phagocytes

51. $500 Question from vocab What is a single celled organism that is larger and more complex than bacteria?

52. $500 Answer from vocab Protozoa

53. Final Jeopardy Explain 3 types of non-specific immune system responses and the specific response including all cells.

54. Final Jeopardy Answer Physical barrier Chemical barrier Inflammatory response, phagocytes Lymphocytes, helper T, killer T, suppressor T, and B