These substances teach your body's immune system to fight off pathogens by exposing them to an inactive or dead form of the pathogen.

This is how the integumentary system helps regulate body temperature when it is too warm.

This piece of equipment must be worn at all times inside the school.

This is the category of pathogen that causes bubonic plague and typhoid.

This population (groups of people) are most likely to die of whooping cough.

This is the term for having a disease but not showing any symptoms.

These three layers make up the skin.

These are the five mandatory courses that you must take in grade 10.

This virus is the primary cause for AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)

This vector of transmission allowed the bubonic plague to spread quickly.

This effect helps protect people when a significant number of people are immunized.

This layer of skin is primarily involved with rapid cell proliferation(multiplication) and frequent cell death.

This sports team went a perfect 12-0 this year.

This American food service worker was responsible for infecting dozens of people and killing three people because she carried an infectious disease.

This vector of transmission allows malaria and yellow fever to spread.

This is the optimal percentage of vaccinated people to prevent outbreaks of disease.

These two substances are produced in the skin when exposed to sun light.

This city is the place where a group of Fowler Art Students will be touring over Spring Break

This tropical vectorborne parasite is often prevented using mosquito nets.

This is the primary way of preventing cholera.

This coronavirus is notoriously hard to prevent because it mutates so frequently.

This substance is responsible for the oily feeling of skin and for protection from water-based substances.

This event, held every year, sees seniors from the home across the street come to Fowler for a Christmas lunch in December.

This respiratory bacterial infection is becoming problematic because it occasionally becomes antibiotic resistant.

This vaccine-preventable disease frequently results in partial paralysis.