infectious diseases
Cards (95)
- What are pathogens?
- What types of organisms can be pathogens?
- How do bacteria reproduce inside the human body?
- What do bacteria release that can harm us?
- What is the effect of toxins released by bacteria?
- How do viruses reproduce?
- What happens when a virus invades a host cell?
- What occurs when a virus leaves a host cell?
- How are pathogens spread in the air?
- How can pathogens be spread directly in water?
- How can pathogens be spread between individuals?
- What are some methods to reduce the spread of pathogens?
- What is the first symptom of measles?
- What develops around 3 days after measles fever?
- How is the measles virus spread?
- What complications can develop from measles?
- Are most children vaccinated against measles?
- What is the initial symptom of HIV?
- What does HIV attack in the body?
- What happens when the immune system is badly damaged by HIV?
- What can occur when the immune system is severely damaged by HIV?
- What is the late stage of HIV called?
- What do antiretroviral drugs do for HIV patients?
- What is the result for patients taking antiretroviral drugs?
- Do patients need to take antiretroviral drugs for life?
- How is HIV transmitted?
- How can HIV be spread through sexual contact?
- How can HIV be spread through needles?
- How is salmonella food poisoning caused?
- What conditions lead to salmonella bacteria?
- What do salmonella bacteria secrete?
- What are the symptoms of salmonella?
- Where is salmonella normally found?
- How does the UK control the spread of salmonella?
- What type of disease is gonorrhoea?
- What are the symptoms of gonorrhoea?
- How was gonorrhoea treated in the past?
- What is a current issue with gonorrhoea treatment?
- How can the spread of gonorrhoea be stopped?
- What should people do after unprotected sex regarding gonorrhoea?