1. Tuberculosis is a disease affecting the lungs. 2. What do macrophages attack? Foreign substances 3.

Streptomycin is an antibiotic that works against what disease? Tuberculosis . Who was !obert "och? !obert "och is the founder of modern bacteriology. #. What is immuni$ation and how does immuni$ation work? Works by preparing a child%s body to fight illness. &ach immuni$ation contains either a dead or weakened germ that causes a particular disease. '. (ow do T)cells and *)cells help the immune system remember pathogens? When is cells and T cells are acti+ated and begin to replicate, some of their offspring will become long)li+ed memory cells. -. What is the difference between bacteria and +iruses? . big difference between +iruses and bacteria is that +iruses must ha+e a li+ing host like a plant or animal to multiply while most bacteria can grow on a nonli+ing surface. /. 0olio and influen$a are caused by polio+irus. 1. (ow do antibiotics fight disease? They only attack the bacterial present in the body and causing the disease. .lso has the ability to con+ert glucose in the body into energy. 2t produces a protecti+e wall against bacteria and doesn%t allow them to enter the cell. 13. Why are antibiotics 45T effecti+e against +iruses? They are only effecti+e against li+ing pathogens, +iruses are not considered li+ing because they can%t reproduce. 11. 6iscuss why the de+elopment of sanitation methods has been effecti+e in fighting diseases. The de+elopment of sanitation methods has been effecti+e in fighting disease by pre+enting them from spreading e+en more.