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Immunity &
Ch. 40 Section 1
Disease
Pages 1029-1033
Immunity =
protection against
an invading foreign
substance
Germ Theory of
Disease
Kochs
Postulates:
Guidelines used to
determine which
microorganisms
cause disease:
Isolate germ
Grow it in culture
Inject it
Look for the disease
postulates
No
Pathogen
Healthy
Mouse
Suspected
Pathogen
Healthy
Mouse
Suspected
Pathogen
Dead
Mouse
Pathogen
in sick
not
healthy
mouse
Suspected
pathogen
Isolate
and grow
pathogen
Dead
Mouse
Kochs Postulates
Pathogen
Inject
pathogen
into
healthy
organism
Dead
Mouse
Re-isolate
pathogen
to see if it
is the
same as
the
original
hosts
Toxin:
Bronchitis
Mitral Valve
replacemen
t, damage
caused by
rheumatic
fever
disease:
Agents of disease:
2. Viruses
HIV virus
Common Colds
Flu virus
Polio virus
Antibiotic DO NOT
work
3. Protozoans
Amoebic dysentery
Malaria
4. Fungi
Athletes foot
Ringworm
Yeast infections
2. Viruses
disease:
5. Worm (Tapeworm)
disease:
STD
Eubacterium
Virus
Syphilis
Chlamydeou
s
Gonorrhea
Herpes
HIV
Aids (death)
no
By common diseases
When the immune
system fails
Cold
Flu
Strep throat
Infectious disease:
Tuberculosis Lung
Disease
Carrier:
Carry the
disease
But show
NO
symptoms
Infectious &
spread the
disease
Infection:
1. Disinfectants:
Chemicals that
kill disease
causing
microorganism
s
Use to sterilize
wounds &
tools
Discovered by
Lister
Obj
E) Summarize
two ways
Penicillin
mold
anti-to fight infection
bactericide:
Much,
much
older days
Skull
boring
to
drive out
evil spirits of an ill person!
Be happy you live now.
Exit Ticket
1. What type of pathogen will antibiotics
kill?
2. What does HIV destroy?
3. Identify two types of pathogens.
4. List two ways to spread disease.
Complete these to receive your Chapter
40-1 and 40-2 Link Word. It is due
Thursday.