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Biology 2024

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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disease

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any condition that impairs the normal body functions

#2
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infectious

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passed from person to person and caused by a pathogen

#3
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bacteria

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singel-celled, prokaryotic reporduces via binary fission

#4
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virus

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non-cellular, non-living reproduces via host organisms’ genetic material by inserting their own

#5
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fungi

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mostly skin, eukaryotic (mostly)

#6
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protozoa

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eukaryotic, uni-cellular

#7
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multicellular parasite

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eukaryotic, multicellular

#8
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non-infectious

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not passed form person to person (not contagious)

#9
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heredity

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inheritance of a faulty chromosome

#10
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enviromental factors

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chemical toxins & radiation exposure

#11
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incorrect nutrition

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under nutrition or malnutrition

#12
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physological malfunction

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systems or organs not functioning properly

#13
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sign

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visible by another person; something observable e.g. tempreturre

#14
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symptom

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is only detectable by the patient e.g. headache

#15
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prevention

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inhibits the introduction of a disease to an area, population, or individual

#16
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treatment

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the use of an agent or procedure in an attempt to cure or mitigate a disease condition e.g. a drug or a surgery

#17
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methods of transmission

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passing of a disease-causing pathogen from an infected host individual to ahother individual or group

#18
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food-borne

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transmitted by food e.g. salmonella

#19
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air-borne

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transmitted by tiny droplets of moisture during exhalation e.g. TB, COVID

#20
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insect-borne

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transmitted by a vector (insect) e.g. malaria

#21
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water-borne

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transmitted by contaminated water e.g. cholera

#22
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direct contact

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transmitted by direct contact between people or object handled by people e.g. ringworm

#23
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STD

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transmitted by intimate sexual contact, exchanging fluids e.g. HIV

#24
Front (Question)

3 methods of containment

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public health measures, immunity, medicine medicine: antibiotics, anti-viral, anti-malaria