Pharmacology - Chapter 4 - Anti-Infective and Other Immunologic Medicaions

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Across
  1. 1. the study of the immune system
  2. 3. capable of causing disease
  3. 4. any of a large group of submicroscopic agents that can cause infection
  4. 9. a substance able to inhibit or kill bacteria
  5. 13. a substance able to inhibit or kill a virus
  6. 14. the creation of immunity to a particular disease through vaccination
  7. 17. the virus that causes AIDS
  8. 18. a substance able to inhibit or kill a microorganism
Down
  1. 1. an agent associated with the physiological reactions of the immune system
  2. 2. single-celled microorgansims that are often aggregated into colonies and may be pathogenic
  3. 5. a substance able to inhibit or kill a microorgansim
  4. 6. a type of organsim that was formerly classified as a plant without chlorophyll and includes molds, rusts, mushrooms, and yeasts
  5. 7. a substance able to inhibit or ill a fungus
  6. 8. administration of a microorganism that has been treated to make the harmless and will produce immunity to a disease
  7. 10. a virus that causes serious lower respiratory tract infections in children and infants
  8. 11. an abnormal new growth of tissue that possesses no physiological function
  9. 12. a preparation of microorganisms that have been treated to make them harmless that is administered to produce immunity to a disease
  10. 15. a malignant tumor that ha unlimited potential for growth
  11. 16. a disease of the human immune system that makes the individual highly vulnerable to life-threatening diseases