Across
- 4. Secrete antibodies and kills infected cells in the body
- 5. The actions of structures/substances that are naturally present
- 9. Helps the immune system fight off infectious diseases
- 12. The number of people with the disease
- 15. The widespread of an infectious disease throughout a community
- 17. Viruses, bacteria, and fungi are ______
- 18. Can not survive without a host, they are extremely small, and most cause diseases
- 20. Your first name
Down
- 1. Disease that spreads through humans and animals
- 2. Single-celled organisms that can survive on their own, a small percentage being able to cause diseases
- 3. The study of the outbreaks of diseases and their effects
- 6. The estimated number of the newly effected in a specific time frame
- 7. Fight off bacteria, viruses, and cancers
- 8. The widespread of an infectious disease throughout a whole country or world
- 10. The ability of the body to find and destroy pathogens
- 11. Immunity that occurs in response to exposure to a particular antigen
- 13. Where the germs live
- 14. The ability of an organism to inflict cause a disease
- 16. How germs get around
- 19. Disease that results from an infection transmitted to humans/animals by blood-feeding arthropods
