| A | B |
|---|
| an illness caused by disease germs | communicable disease |
| a disease in which the body makes too little insulin | diabetes |
| a disease that harms the joints of the body | arthritis |
| a substance made by white blood cells to fight germs | antibody |
| a disease that can cause rashes from certain foods | allergy |
| protection from having a disease a second time | immunity |
| an illness that does not spread | noncommunicable disease |
| a medicine used to kill certain bacteria in the body | antibotic |
| the kind of germ that causes a cold | virus |
| a medicine that causes the body to make antibodies | vaccine |
| a disease of the heart or blood vessels | cardiovascular disease |
| a disease in which body cells grow out of control | cancer |
| a disease caused by a virus that can destroy certain white blood cells | AIDS |
| tiny living things, some of which can cause communicable diseases | bacteria |
| colds are caused by | germs |
| viruses and ______ cause communicable disease | bacteria |
| germs night enter the body through ... | a cut in the skin |
| When bacteria make more of themselves they | divide |
| viruses harm body ____ by breaking and entering them | cells |
| Disease germs might be carried in the | air you breathe in. |
| The substance in your nose that traps germs | mucus |
| can destroy germs in your body | white blood cells |
| antibodies help a person build _____ to certain diseases. | immunity |
| A doctor can give a person a _____ against certain diseases | vaccine |
| Atherosclerosis is one kind of _____ disease | cardiovascular |
| A disease that attacks healthy cells | cancer |
| One way to avoid disease is to | have a healty lifestyle |
