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Why do we fall ill Worksheet-2

Why do we fall ill Worksheet-2

 

Fill in the blanks:

  1. AIDS is caused by _______.

 

  1. The symptoms of a disease usually occur due to _____.

 

  1. Specific treatment of a disease is done by using _____ that kill the pathogens.

 

  1. _____ are the chemical substances that are used to kill microbes.

 

  1. ______ medicines are hard to make than anti bacterial medicines.

 

  1. Viruses are dependent on ______ body for their own life processes.

 

  1. Using mask in crowded area can help us in preventing ______ diseases.

 

  1. If disease is spread through water then they are known as ______ diseases.

 

  1. Severe infections occur when _____ system fails to fight against infectants.

 

  1. ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Syphilis is a ______ transmitted disease.

 

  1. ______ mosquitoes are the vector of a disease malaria.

 

  1. Penicillin is an example of ______.

 

  1. Penicillin is secreted by Fungi-Penicillium notatum which can block the ____ formation in Bacteria.

 

  1. Rise in body temperature above normal [97⁰F] is known as _____.

 

  1. Skin serves as the ______ which prevent the entry of microbes in the body.

 

  1. _____ is the pathogen causing malaria and ______ is its vector.

 

  1. Capability of the body to fight against infection is known as _____.

 

  1. ______are dilute perorations of inactivated/ killed antigens which are injected into host body for future prevention against disease.

 

  1. The first vaccine was prepared by ______.

 

  1. ______ is the activation of immune system and developing memory against specific disease by injecting vaccines.

 

  1. Vaccines injected prior to infection contain inactivated/ killed _____ in it.

 

  1. IPV and OPV are the vaccines given to individuals to prevent and eradicate the disease_____.

 

  1. Another term used for immunization is known as______.

 

Answer:

  1. HIV / Virus

  2. Inflammation

  3. Antibiotics

  4. Antibiotics

  5. Anti viral

  6. Host/hosts

  7. Air borne

  8. Water borne

  9. Immune

  10. Sexually

  11. Anopheles

  12. Antibiotic

  13. Cell Wall

  14. Fever

  15. Barrier

  16. Plasmodium/ Mosquito

  17. Immunity

  18. Vaccines

  19. Edward Jenner

  20. Immunization

  21. Antigens

  22. Polio

  23. Vaccination