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Which animal can make people sick by biting?
A mosquito A rabbit A duck A cow
How can you help your body against disease?
Healthy eating and exercise Eating a lot of sweets Sleeping all day Do not move
What happens when you have a bruise?
He is slowly getting back to normal He gets bigger He remains forever He becomes more painful
What should you drink when you are sick?
Lots of water Lemonade only Coffee Nothing
What does the doctor do when you get a prick?
He gives you protection against diseases He makes you bigger He changes your eye colour It makes your hair curly
Why do you sometimes get a scab on a wound?
That protects the wound while it heals That means you are sick That makes the wound bigger That hurts a lot
What happens when you don't sleep enough?
You get sick more easily You get bigger You get hungry You become cheerful
Which body part protects you from cold and heat?
Your skin Your stomach Your lungs Your ears
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Why is exercise good against diseases?
It makes your defences stronger It makes you tired It makes you thirsty It makes you feel small
What does alcohol do to a wound?
It kills germs It makes the wound bigger It makes the wound grow It makes you happy
What should you do if you have a splinter?
Taking it out carefully Sitting on it Pouring water on it Letting it sit
Which part of the body contains many immune cells?
In your gut In your ears In your toes In your hair
Which part of your body has the most bacteria?
Your mouth Your elbow Your knee Your shoulder
Why do you get a fever when you are sick?
Your body fights germs You've eaten too much You've been out too long Your shoes are too small
Why do you cough sometimes?
To get mucus out of your lungs To practice your voice To wake up others To clean your teeth
Which animal can spread germs if it bites you?
A mosquito An elephant A whale A giraffe
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What is the function of your spleen in the immune system?
It filters out old and damaged blood cells It makes oxygen It digests your food It pumps blood around
Which part of your eye can become infected with conjunctivitis?
The conjunctiva The pupil The iris The retina
What happens in your lymph nodes when you are sick?
They swell because they work hard against germs They temporarily disappear They get harder They change colour
Which part of your eye helps wash away bacteria?
Tears Eyelashes Pupil Iris
Why do you cough when you are sick?
Your body tries to get mucus with germs out Your lungs need more space Your throat is too dry Your heart is beating too fast
What is a good way to keep your immune system strong?
Healthy eating, enough sleep and exercise Eating a lot of sweets Watching TV all day Never wash your hands
Why is your skin important for your defences?
It keeps bacteria out of your body It makes vitamins It pumps blood around It helps you breathe
What does it mean if your lymph nodes are swollen?
Your body is fighting an infection You've eaten too much You haven't slept enough You have grown
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Which cells in your blood are also known as your body's 'soldier' cells?
White blood cells Red blood cells Platelets Brain cells
What is a vaccine?
A vaccination that protects you against certain diseases A medicine for headaches A kind of vitamin An ointment for wounds
Why is sunlight important for your body?
It helps your body make vitamin D It thickens your skin It makes you grow faster It makes your eyes look bigger
Why is it important to finish antibiotics completely, even if you feel better?
Otherwise, bacteria may become resistant Otherwise you will get a stomach ache Otherwise, other drugs will no longer work Otherwise you will become allergic to antibiotics
What is the function of mucus in your nose?
It traps dust and pathogens It helps you smell better It keeps your nose warm It takes care of the shape of your nose
What is the function of your spleen?
It filters old blood cells and pathogens out of your blood It makes saliva It pumps blood around It regulates your breathing
What is group immunity?
When enough people are vaccinated to protect others When an entire class falls ill at the same time When you are immune to all diseases When you can only get sick in groups
Which blood cells help close wounds?
Platelets Red blood cells White blood cells Stem cells
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Which disease is also called 'leprosy'?
Hansen's disease Tuberculosis Syphilis Cholera
What disease is caused by varicella-zoster virus in adults?
Shingles Cold sores Warts Eczema
What is Lyme disease?
A bacterial infection transmitted by ticks A genetic disorder A fungal infection A viral infection
What substance is used to disinfect wounds?
Alcohol or iodine Sugar Salt Vinegar
Which disease is also called 'king of diseases'?
Gout Diabetes Heart disease Cancer
Which substance in tears helps kill bacteria?
Lysozyme Histamine Adrenaline Insulin
Which disease is also called 'pink disease'?
Scarlet fever Measles Chicken pox Red dog
What is the function of histamine in inflammation?
It causes swelling and redness It kills bacteria It stops bleeding It lowers fever
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What is the mechanism behind organ transplant rejection?
T-cell mediated response against foreign MHC Antibody-mediated autoimmunity Complement activation by pathogens Infection of the transplanted organ
Which cell type produces histamine during an allergic reaction?
Manure cells Neutrophils Monocytes Eosinophils
What is the role of interleukin-1 in inflammatory responses?
It induces fever and acute phase reactions It inhibits the immune response It activates only B cells It produces antibodies
What is the function of the complement system in the immune system?
It forms pores in bacterial cell membranes It produces antibodies It presents antigens to T cells It regulates body temperature
What causes an autoimmune disease?
The immune system attacks own body cells The immune system is too weak Bacteria overcome immune system Viruses mutate too quickly
What substance is used as an adjuvant in many vaccines?
Aluminium salts Sodium chloride Glucose Calcium carbonate
What is the function of MHC class I molecules?
Presenting intracellular protein to CD8+ T cells Presenting extracellular protein to CD4+ T cells Activation of B cells Regulating complement activation
What is the function of secretory IgA?
Protection of mucosal surfaces Activation of complement Opsonisation of pathogens Activation of mast cells
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