Vocabulary Flashcards
What means “Antibiotics”?
A - Not harmed or affected by something
B - Medicine which helps cure infections
C - To give someone medical care
D - Tiny living organisms which cause diseases or decay
E - Very serious injury to your skin
F - To become less common, then disappear completely
B - Medicine which helps cure infections
What means “Bacteria”?
A - Not harmed or affected by something
B - Medicine which helps cure infections
C - To give someone medical care
D - Tiny living organisms which cause diseases or decay
E - Very serious injury to your skin
F - To become less common, then disappear completely
D - Tiny living organisms which cause diseases or decay
What means “Die out”?
A - Not harmed or affected by something
B - Medicine which helps cure infections
C - To give someone medical care
D - Tiny living organisms which cause diseases or decay
E - Very serious injury to your skin
F - To become less common, then disappear completely
F - To become less common, then disappear completely
What means “Resistant”?
A - Not harmed or affected by something
B - Medicine which helps cure infections
C - To give someone medical care
D - Tiny living organisms which cause diseases or decay
E - Very serious injury to your skin
F - To become less common, then disappear completely
A - Not harmed or affected by something
What means “Treat”?
A - Not harmed or affected by something
B - Medicine which helps cure infections
C - To give someone medical care
D - Tiny living organisms which cause diseases or decay
E - Very serious injury to your skin
F - To become less common, then disappear completely
C - To give someone medical care
What means “Wound”?
A - Not harmed or affected by something
B - Medicine which helps cure infections
C - To give someone medical care
D - Tiny living organisms which cause diseases or decay
E - Very serious injury to your skin
F - To become less common, then disappear completely
E - Very serious injury to your skin
Choose the correction definition for: Its a MYTH that being cold can give you a cold. Don’t believe it.
A - A large amount of something in one place
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
E - Causing hurt or damage
F - To change food a form the body can use
G - Dangerous
H - To send or pass something from one person or place to another
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
Choose the correction definition for: There might be a high CONCENTRATION of germs on that wet sponge.
A - A large amount of something in one place
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
E - Causing hurt or damage
F - To change food a form the body can use
G - Dangerous
H - To send or pass something from one person or place to another
A - A large amount of something in one place
Choose the correction definition for: Air CIRCULATES in an airplane during a flight.
A - A large amount of something in one place
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
E - Causing hurt or damage
F - To change food a form the body can use
G - Dangerous
H - To send or pass something from one person or place to another
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
Choose the correction definition for: Its a GERM that causes sore throats
A - A large amount of something in one place
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
E - Causing hurt or damage
F - To change food a form the body can use
G - Dangerous
H - To send or pass something from one person or place to another
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
Choose the correction definition for: After a meal, it takes at least several hours to DIGEST all the food.
A - A large amount of something in one place
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
E - Causing hurt or damage
F - To change food a form the body can use
G - Dangerous
H - To send or pass something from one person or place to another
F - To change food a form the body can use
Choose the correction definition for: Some bacteria are HARMFUL, but “good” bacteria help us
A - A large amount of something in one place
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
E - Causing hurt or damage
F - To change food a form the body can use
G - Dangerous
H - To send or pass something from one person or place to another
E - Causing hurt or damage
Choose the correction definition for: Water from the faucet in this area is UNSAFE to drink
A - A large amount of something in one place
B - A story many people believe, but which is not true
C - A small living thing that causes diseases
D - To move around continuously (within a system)
E - Causing hurt or damage
F - To change food a form the body can use
G - Dangerous
H - To send or pass something from one person or place to another
G - Dangerous
Choose the correction definition for: Epidemic
A - To understand something after thinking about it
B - To be about a particular subject
C - The rapid spread of a disease among many people in one place
D - The time when something is at its highest
E - Someone who studies a subject in detail and tries to discover new information about it
F - a poisonous substance
G - To find the origin of something
H - No longer existing
C - The rapid spread of a disease among many people in one place
” The Ebola virus epidemic in West Africa 2013-2016 killed over 11,000 people”
Choose the correction definition for: Peak
A - To understand something after thinking about it
B - To be about a particular subject
C - The rapid spread of a disease among many people in one place
D - The time when something is at its highest
E - Someone who studies a subject in detail and tries to discover new information about it
F - a poisonous substance
G - To find the origin of something
H - No longer existing
D - The time when something is at its highest
“At the peak of the outbreak many people were sick”
