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True
False
Unable to form spores
Aerobic gram negative rod
Disease is from host response
Can be carried in asymptomatic hosts
B. Pertussis
T. Pallidum
M. pneumoniae
C. Difficile
Suppression of normal flora
Previous colonization by C. difficile
Acquired spore after normal flora suppressed
All of the above
Virus
Bacterium
Fungus
Parasite
The production of antibodies by white blood cells
Acid produced in the stomach
The skin epidermis acts as a protective barrier
Tears produced by the tear glands to kill germs
An antibiotic
A disease-causing microbe
A type of disease
A parasite
Bacteria
Fungi
Viruses
Algae
Bacteria can't be all killed in cooking
The food ingredients produced new chemicals during cooking
Bacteria multiplied at high temperature during cooking
Bacteria can produced toxins that can't be destroyed during cooking
Cheek cells
Red blood cells
White blood cells
Blood platelets
Malaria
Pneumonia
AIDS
Chloera
Are too small to be seen
Can multiply very rapidly in blood
Can't be killed by antibiotics
Produce toxins
They can stop bacteria from reproducing
They can stop viruses from reproducing
They can neutralise toxins from poisoning the tissues of the host
They can stimulate white blood cells to produce antibodies
Bacterium
Fungus
Parasite
Virus
Bacteria that are very large in size
Bacteria that can reproduce at a very rapid rate
Bacteria that are resistant to most antibiotics
A mixtures of different pathogens or microbes
Viruses
Algae
Bacteria
Fungi
A vaccine that can use to prevent infections
A drug that can cure infectious diseases
A chemical that can cause a disease
An organism that transfers a disease from one organism to another organism
The rapid spread of a disease through a community.
The rapid spread of a disease across the world
The rapid spread of a disease in a country
The rapid spread of a disease in a particular racial group
Inflammation response
Production of stomach acid
Production of antibodies by white blood cells
The intake of antibiotics
Vaccination
Low fat diet
Personal hygiene
Using disinfectants
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