Why do we fall ill Worksheet-1
Fill in the blanks:
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A disease is due to ______ of the body function.
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Fever with shivering is a _____ of disease Malaria.
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_______ means disturbed ease or a state of being uncomfortable.
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An acute disease is a ______ duration disease.
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_______ disease is a long duration, slow developing, disabling disease.
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Virus is the ______ cause or first level cause of disease common diarrhoea.
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______ diseases are those which are found in an individual since birth.
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Infectious diseases are those that are caused by ______ and are able to spread from a diseased person to a healthy person.
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Non-infectious diseases are caused due to _____ factors like genetic, nutrient deficiency etc.
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Genetic disorders of deficiency of nutrient are the examples of factors that can cause ______ diseases.
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Diabetes is a _______ type of disease.
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Peptic ulcer is caused by bacterium ________.
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Trypanosoma is the _______ organism responsible for sleeping sickness.
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Leishmania is the protozoan that causes _____ disease.
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_______ is caused by bacteria Salmonella typhi.
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The antibiotic _____ blocks the process that builds the cell wall in bacteria.
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Diseases that can spread from one person to the other are known as _____ diseases.
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Air, water, vector, contact are the means of ______ of communicable diseases.
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AIDS can spread through _______ physical contact between a patient and a healthy person.
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_______are the animals that can carry the pathogen from unhealthy person to a healthy person.
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Pathogens entering into the host through nose are more likely to affect the ____system.
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Recruitment of immune cells to the site of damaged tissue to kill the microbe is known as ______.
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The target cells of HIV causing AIDS are _____ cells.
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Severity of disease manifestations depend on the ______ of microbes in the body.
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The ______ system helps in reducing the number of microbes in body and thus controls the disease.
Answer:
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Malfunctioning
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Symptom
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Disease
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Short
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Chronic
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immediate
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Congenital
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Pathogens
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Internal
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Non-infections
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Non-infectious
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Helicobacter pylori
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Protozoan
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Kala azar fever
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Typhoid
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Penicillin
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Communicable
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Spread
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Direct
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Vectors
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Respiratory
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Inflammation
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Immune
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Number
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Immune