B5 - Communicable Diseases Flashcards
Communicable Diseases are caused by Pathogens such as ________ and Viruses that can be passed from one person to another.
Bacteria.
Non-Communicable ________ cannot be transmitted from one person to another.
Diseases.
What are the three possible Factors of Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases?
Diet, Stress and Life Situations.
Both Communicable and ___-___________ Diseases are causes of Ill Health.
Non-Communicable.
Communicable Diseases are basically __________ Diseases.
Infectious.
Micro-Organisms that cause ________ are called Pathogens.
Diseases.
Communicable Diseases are caused by a _________.
Pathogen.
Bacteria are single-Celled living Organisms that are much smaller than Animal and ______ Cells.
Plant.
Viruses are even smaller than ________.
Bacteria.
________ divide rapidly by splitting into two (called Binary Fusion).
Bacteria.
Viruses take over the _____ of the Body.
Cells.
What are the three ways Pathogens are spread?
By Air, Water and Direct Contact.
How can the spread of Communicable Diseases be prevented?
Through simple Hygiene Factors (Washing Hands…)
For some serious Communicable Diseases such as _____ and Cholera you need to be isolated.
Ebola.
Viruses can infect and damage all types of _____.
Cells.
What are the three examples of Viruses?
Measles, HIV/AIDS and Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
What are the main symptoms of Measles?
A Fever and a Red Skin Rash.
_______ have no cure and patients need to be Isolated, and have to have a Vaccination.
Measles.
HIV causes a ___-like illness.
Flu.
HIV/AIDS attack’s the Immune _____ of the Body.
Cells.
HIV is a Sexual Transmitted Disease (___).
STD.
There is no cure for ___/____ or no Vaccine against it.
HIV/AIDS.