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Across
  1. 2. Able to be transmitted or spread from one person to another through contact, droplets, or contaminated objects
  2. 4. The immune system's ability to protect the body against viruses or diseases through antibodies
  3. 5. Measles- An infectious childhood disease characterized by a red rash that can weaken body resistance to other infections
  4. 7. German measles- A viral infectious disease of children causing mild fever, swollen lymph nodes, and a rash, which can cause malformations in an unborn baby during pregnancy
  5. 9. Passed down genetically from parents to children
  6. 10. A tiny drop of liquid sneezed or coughed into the air that can spread infection
  7. 12. Causing death or capable of leading to death
  8. 13. A cold- An illness involving inflammation of the nasal passages, causing sneezing, coughing, and a blocked or runny nose
  9. 15. A bodily fluid or secretion (e.g. nasal discharge)
  10. 16. Caused or induced by a doctor or medical treatment
  11. 17. parotitis Mumps- An infectious childhood disease marked by fever and swellings in the salivary glands, caused by a paramyxovirus
  12. 18. A general feeling of bodily discomfort, weakness, or feeling unwell
  13. 20. Whooping cough - An infectious bronchial disease in children causing severe coughing fits followed by a characteristic "whoop" sound
  14. 21. To make something dirty, impure, or infected (e.g. contaminated utensils or glasses)
  15. 22. A group of viruses responsible for influenza infections
  16. 23. Caused by or relating to an allergy or immune reaction (e.g. to pollen, dust mites, or mould)
Down
  1. 1. A medicated tablet dissolved in the mouth to relieve a sore throat
  2. 3. To diminish, fade away, or become less severe (referring to disease symptoms)
  3. 6. Chickenpox- An infectious disease caused by a herpes virus, characterized by fever and red spots turning into itchy blisters
  4. 8. Describing a disease caused by a pathogen (like a virus or bacteria) that can spread
  5. 11. Hay fever- Inflammation of the eyes and nose caused by an allergic reaction to plant pollen, mould spores, dust mites, or animal hair
  6. 14. The flu: An infectious viral disease of the upper respiratory tract caused by myxoviruses, with symptoms including fever, muscular aches, cough, and malaise
  7. 19. Relating to food, nourishment, or diet