Transcript 100 - Wabasha

Characteristics
Virus
Types
Viral
Infections
Bacteria
Type
Bacterial
Infections
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MISC
What do you call organisms that are made
up of only one cell?
A 100
Unicellular
A 100
Maintaining a stable living environment,
such as temperature is known as what?
A 200
Homeostasis
A 200
Viruses do not go through photosynthesis
or cellular respiration, therefore they cannot
create their own what?
A 300
Energy
A 300
Viruses cannot get larger or
become more complex. What
characteristic of living thing
does this describe?
A 400
Growth and Development
A 400
Viruses cannot reproduce,
instead copies are made when
the body cell goes through
what type cell division?
A 500
Mitosis
A 500
Viruses that infect animals
B 100
Prion
B 100
Virus that infects a plant.
B 200
Viroid
B 200
Structures that allow a virus
to attach to the host cell.
B 300
Glycoproteins
B 300
Virus shape that has multiple
sides
B 400
Polyhedral
B 400
What type of nucleic acids do viruses have?
B 500
DNA OR RNA
B 500
What must a virus get in for
you to become sick – not
such on your skin but where?
C 100
Bodily Fluid
C 100
Infection cycle where symptoms are
seen almost immediately.
C 200
Active Cycle
C 200
Infection cycle where symptoms are
not seen right away because the virus
goes dormant.
C 300
Hidden Cycle
C 300
DAILY
DOUBLE
C 400
What do you call the spreading of a virus
from one person to another?
C 400
Transmission
C 400
Injection of weak viruses that
helps build immunity in the
body.
C 500
Vaccine
C 500
Type of cell that does not contain a nucleus.
D 100
Prokaryote
D 100
Name the bacteria shape.
D 200
Spherical
D 200
Name the arrangement
D 300
Cluster
2 or more in a group
D 300
Bacteria that lives in extreme
environments.
D 400
Archaebacteria
D 400
What do photosynthetic bacteria create that
is beneficial to heterotrophs
D 500
Oxygen
D 500
Infection caused by bacteria
growing in your pores.
E 100
Acne
E 100
Infection caused by bacteria
in the throat.
E 200
Strep Throat
E 200
Two key elements needed to grow
bacteria in the lab.
E 300
Warmth and Food
E 300
Cell structure that allows
bacteria to become resistant
to antibacterials.
E 400
Cell Wall
E 400
Medication used to destroy bacteria
E 500
Antibiotic
E 500
What do you call the cell that a virus or
bacteria infects?
F 100
Host Cell
F 100
When cells are too small to see
with the naked eye they are…
F 200
Microscopic
F 200
Normal Bacteria, the most common type.
F 300
Eubacteria
F 300
Cleaning product used to kill bacteria
F 400
Antibacterial
F 400
Bacteria structure that is used
during conjugation to transfer
genetic material
F 500
Pilli
F 500