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| Humans are the _____ to the virus since it harms us. |
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| Which bacteria infection is spread by contact and spreads to the lungs and makes it hard to breathe? |
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| If we get infected with a virus, our bodies will make _____ to fight it off. |
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| Influenza is caused by a _____. |
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| What is the virus infection which causes a shutdown of our immune system? |
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| What is the virus disease which causes jaundice and destroys the liver. |
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| What are small nonliving particles that enter the body and make you sick? |
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| Viruses have protein keys that attach to protein locks. Where are the protein locks found? |
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| On the cell membrane of the host cell |
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| What are viruses that hide in your DNA for a while before they start to replicate and give you symptoms of sickness? |
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| What is the viral disease which has symptoms of red, itchy bumps all over the body? |
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| What bacteria infection is spread by an infected deer tick? |
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| Viruses are considered to be ____ since they harm our cells for their benefit. |
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| AIDS/HIV is caused by a _____. |
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Hepatitis is caused by a _____.
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| Chickenpox is caused by a _____. |
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| What are small living things that enter your body and make you sick? |
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| What bacteria infection is caused by a deep cut and affects the muscles? |
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| The protein coat of a virus has _____ on it to match your cell membrane's _____. |
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protein keys
protein locks |
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| A virus has a ______ on the inside and a _____ on the outside. |
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| What medicine can the doctor give a person who has a bacteria infection? |
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| What are viruses which go to work replicating once inside your cells? |
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| The single celled ______ moves and eats using pseudopods and can cause dysentary. |
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| What bacteria infection is spread by contact and makes the throat extremely sore, with fever and swollen glands? |
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| Which virus disease causes high fever, sore throat, coughing, headaches, and sometimes stomach aches with vomiting? |
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| Some bacteria and other organisms move using the long-whip like tail called a ____. |
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flagellum(s)
flagella(pl) |
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| Bacteria can build up a ____ to antibiotics if it is used too much. |
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| A person can get a ____ to make antibodies for a virus they may get in the future. |
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| What are the five stages of an active virus infection? |
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attachment
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replication
assembly
burst and release |
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| What are the six stages of a hidden virus infection? |
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attachment
injection
hide
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burst and release |
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| Some single celled organisms move and eat by using small hairs on their cell membrane called _____. |
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| What is the bacteria infection caused by cooking food properly which will cause diarrhea and vomiting? |
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