| A | B |
|---|
| 3 sources of calcium | cheese, milk, yogurt |
| eggs, fish, and poultry | The meat group |
| sharing glasses, wash cloths, toothbrushes | Ways to get germs |
| alcohol, medicine, nicotine | types of drugs |
| The organ that alcohol goes to quickly | brain |
| The organ hurt by tobacco smoke | lungs |
| Traps germs when you breathe in | nose hairs |
| a substance in food that the body uses for energy, for growth and repair, or for working well | nutrient |
| a chart that tells how much of each kind of food to eat each day | food guide pyramid |
| a nutrient important for growing strong teeth and bones | calcium |
| a drug in tobacco that can harm the body | nicotine |
| a medicine that can prevent the disease caused by one kind of germ | vaccine |
| a type of illnes | disease |
| a tiny thing that may cause disease | germ |
| a medicine that people need a doctor's order to buy | prescription |
| a drug that is found in beer and wine | alcohol |
| drugs that are against the law | illegal drugs |
| dark, sticky substance found in tobacco smoke | tar |
| Nutrients give this to the body | energy |
| When your body is able to make new cells more quickly | while you are asleep |
| one type of illness | disease |
| How germs get into the air | through a cough or sneeze |
| Who fills and order for medicine and puts a label on the medince | a pharmacist |
