G12 Transmission of Microorganisms
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When an infection is spread throughout different organs or enters the bloodstream this is called...
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localised infection
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systemic infection
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Localised infection is when an infection affects _______.
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body systems
B
only one organ
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What is colonisation?
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When microorganisms are in and on the body but does not harm the person.
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When a microorganism is on the skin and harms the person.
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When a microorganism enters the body and causes an infection.
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Where can you find staphylococcus aureus in the body?
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skin
B
eyes
C
nose a
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nose and throat
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When a person is infected through a handshake this is an example of...
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direct contact
B
indirect contact
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Infected particles stay in the air for hours and can cause infection when a person inhales the particles.
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droplets
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airborne
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Microorganisms can enter our body by drinking _______ water
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colonisation
B
contained
C
contaminated
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Faecal transmission means..
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microorganisms are found in the stool of a person and spread through touching
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disease is spread through droplets and a person inhaling the particles
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Fomites are ...
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living things which carries diseases such as fungus
B
non-living things which carry disease causing microorganisms
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How would you stop the spread of microorganisms in: food being prepared and in a room
