Human Diseases

When the coronary arteries are that supply the blood to the heart become blocked by layers of fatty build up.

Tubes that are inserted inside the arteries. They keep the arteries open so that blood can pass through.

Risks of infection Patient could develop a blood clot

Reduce cholesterol in the blood this slows down the rate of fatty deposits forming.

An essential lipid that your body produces and needs to function properly.

Reduce risk of strokes Increase amount of good Cholesterol May help prevent other diseases

Long term and must be taken Regularly The effect isn’t instant

A viral disease, most are vaccinated but some are not and if they contract it at an older age this can be dangerous.

A virus spread by sexual contact or by exchanging bodily fluids. This disease can develop into aids

A virus that affects many species of plants- it causes spots to form on the leaves and stunted growth.

A fungal disease that causes purple or black spots to develop on the leaves of rose plants.

Caused by protists- symptoms include repeating fever and can be fatal.

Micro organisms that enter the body and cause disease.

Not cells- they are much smaller, they reproduce rapidly and live inside your cells and replicate themselves- this cell damage is what makes you feel ill.

single celled eukaryotes- some are parasites.

single celled- others have a body which is made up of hyphae, these hyphae can grow and penetrate human skin causing diseases.

Through mosquitos

Through the air via droplets after coughing

Individual cannot work, lack of independence, community has a lack of productivity and higher healthcare costs

BMI= mass/ height^2