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Non-communicable diseases
are not
infections.
They do not
spread
between people.
They affect people as a result of
genetics
,
lifestyle
and
environmental
factors NOT
pathogens
some non-communicable diseases are:
skin
cancer,
diabetes
,
coronary heart disease
,
stroke
,
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
What are microorganisms?
Microorganisms are tiny organisms including
bacteria
,
viruses
, protists, and fungi.
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What are pathogens?
Pathogens are
microorganisms
that can cause disease.
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How can pathogens spread?
Pathogens can spread from
person
to person.
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Do pathogens affect only humans?
No, pathogens affect both
animals
and plants.
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What are the diseases caused by pathogens called?
The diseases caused by pathogens are known as
communicable
or
infectious
diseases.
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What are the four types of pathogens?
Bacteria
Viruses
Protists
Fungi
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How do airborne pathogens spread?
Airborne pathogens spread through tiny droplets expelled when we
cough
or
sneeze
.
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What is an example of an airborne pathogen?
The
influenza virus
is an example of an airborne pathogen.
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How is cholera spread?
Cholera is spread by drinking
contaminated
water.
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What type of disease is cholera?
Cholera is a
bacterial
disease.
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How is salmonella spread?
Salmonella is spread by eating
contaminated
food, particularly
chickens
.
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What is an example of a fungal infection?
Athlete's foot
is an example of a fungal infection.
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How is athlete's foot spread?
Athlete's foot
is often spread by walking barefoot on
contaminated
surfaces.
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What are the common hygiene practices to prevent disease spread?
Wash hands after using the
bathroom
Wash hands before preparing
food
Clean cooking items like
knives
and
chopping
boards
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What are vectors in the context of pathogens?
Vectors are
organisms
that
transport pathogens.
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What is an example of an insect vector?
Mosquitoes
are an example of an insect vector.
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How can we kill insect vectors?
We can kill insect vectors by spreading
insecticides
.
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What is the best way to prevent the spread of pathogens?
The best way to prevent the spread of pathogens is to
vaccinate
everyone.
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What should we do if someone catches a disease?
We should
isolate
or
quarantine
them if it's a serious disease.
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What are the three ways pathogens can be spread?
Through the air
Through
contaminated
food or water
Through direct contact
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What are the four methods to reduce the spread of pathogens?
Be
hygienic
Kill the
vectors
Vaccinate people
Quarantine people
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