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3 - Infection and Response
Fighting Dieases
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Drugs
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Vaccination
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Preventing Disease '
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Hygienic
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Destroying vectors
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Isolating infected organisms
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Vaccination
The skin is a
barrier
to
pathogens.
Hair
and
mucus
trap particles with
pathogens.
Trachea
and
Bronchi
secrete
mucus
to trap
pathogens.
The
cillia
pass mucus to the back of the
throat
to be
swallowed.
Stomach produces
hydrochloric acid
to kill
pathogens.
White
blood cells engulfs
pathogens
and digest them. This is
Phagocytosis
Vaccinations
protect from future
infections.
Vaccinations
are injected with
small
amount of
pathogens.
The body produces
antibodies
to attack.
CONS Of vaccination
-
Side
Effects
-
Dont
always
work.
Ways
White Blood
(
Lymphocytes
) cells fight
disease
1. Produce
anti
toxins to
neutralise
toxins pathogens produce when they enter the body
2.
Phagocytosis
- Phagoctyes change
chape
to to
engulf
pathogen
3.
Antibodes
bind to
antigens
so Phagoctyes can break them down.
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