Communicable Diseases Flashcards
Airborne
2 marks
Diseases that are spread by sneezing + coughing (droplet infection).
Vaccination
3 marks
The injection of dead/modified microorganisms with the purpose of raising antibody + memory lymphocyte levels in the body.
A communicable disease is usually caused by
4 marks
A Microorganism – bacteria, virus or fungus.
How is a Communicable Disease usually spread?
1 mark
Passed from one organism to another
A Communicable Disease is usually known as
1 mark
An Infectious Disease
A Non-Communicable Disease is usually caused by
2 marks
Lifestyle or Genetic Abnormalities.
A Non -Communicable Disease is not
1 mark
Passed from one organism to another.
A person free from both Non-Communicable + Infectious Diseases is described as being
(1 mark)
Healthy
How does the presence of disease have an effect on society?
2 marks
Unhealthy people may not be able to work + require care.
Most of the NHS budget is spent on
2 marks
Medicine + the salaries of doctors + nurses.
What does untreated HIV lead to?
1 mark
AIDS
Viral Communicable Diseases
3 marks
- HIV
- Cold/Flu
- Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)
HPV Microorganisms
1 mark
Virus
Cold/Flu Microorganisms
1 mark
Virus
Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) Microorganisms
1 mark
Virus
How does HIV spread?
2 marks
- Exchange of body fluids during sex.
- Infected blood.
How does the cold/flu spread?
1 mark
Airborne
How does the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) spread?
1 mark
Sexual contact
How is HIV prevented?
2 marks
- Using a condom.
- Drug addicts not sharing needles.
How is HIV controlled?
1 mark
Drugs currently control the condition.
How to prevent the flu?
1 mark
Flu vaccination.
How to prevent HPV
2 marks
HPV vaccination (offered to 12–13 years old girls to protect against cervical cancer)
Who is offered the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine? + why?
(3 marks)
12–13 years old girls - to protect against cervical cancer.
Bacterial Communicable Diseases
4 marks
- Salmonella (food poisoning)
- Tuberculosis
- Chlamydia
