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Aquired Immunity
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Immunity That The Body Develops After It Overcomes A Disease Or Through Inoculation ( Such As Vaccination)
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Acute Disease
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:Disease Having A Rapid Onset , Severe Symptoms , And A Short Course Or Duration .
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AIDS
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Aquired Immunodeficiancy Syndrome ; A Disease Caused By The HIV Virus That Breaks Down The Bodys Imune System .
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Allergy
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Reaction Due To Extreme Sensitivity To Certain Foods , Chemiacals , Or Other Noermally Harmless Substances .
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Antiseptics
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Chemical Agents That May Kill , Retard , Or Prevent The Growth Of Bacteria ; Not Classified As Disinfectants .
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Asymptomatic
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Showing No Symptoms Or Signs Of Infection .
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Bacili
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Short , Rod-Shaped Bacteria ; That Most Common Bacteria ; Produce Diseases Such As Tetanus , Typhoid , Fever , Tuberculosis , And Diptheria .
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Bacteria
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Bacteria Are One-Celled Microorganisms With Both Plant And Animal Characteristics .
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Bacterial
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Capable Of Destroying Bacteria .
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Bacteriology
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The Science That Deals With The Study Of Microorganisms Called Bacteria .
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Bloodbourne Pathogens
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Disease - Causing Bacteria Or Virus That Are Carried Through The Body In The Blood Or Body Fluids .
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Chronic Disease
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Disease Of Long Duration , Usually Mild Bur Recurring .
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Cilia
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Slender , Hair-Like Extensions That Permit Locomotion In Certain Bacteria ; Whip-Like Motion Moves Them In Liquid .
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Cocci
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Round-Shaped Baceria That Appear Singly Or In Groups .
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Congenital Disease
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Disease That Exists At Birth .
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