synonyms of difficult and infection
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antibody NOUN
a substance that your body produces in your blood to fight illnesses and infections. Antibodies are an important part of the immune system that protects your body against disease.
biosecurity NOUN
the methods used to prevent an infection from spreading outside an area, used, for example, in cases of foot-and-mouth disease and avian flu
candida NOUN
a fungus in the body that can cause an infection called thrush
carrier NOUN
a person or animal that can infect another person or animal with a disease without getting it themselves
contagion NOUN
MEDICAL a situation in which a disease can be spread from one person or animal to another through touch or through the air
cross-contamination NOUN
the process by which bacteria from one substance infect another
cross-infection NOUN
the process by which someone infects a person who has a different infection
defence NOUN
something that happens in your body to prevent you from becoming ill
defence mechanism NOUN
a reaction in your body that protects you from illness or danger
fester VERB
if an injury or sore place on your body festers, it becomes infected
foreign ADJECTIVE
MEDICAL not forming a normal part of the body’s immune system
foreign body NOUN
FORMAL something that has entered a place where it should not be, especially someone’s body
histamine NOUN
a natural substance produced by the body when it is fighting an infection or a poison
immune ADJECTIVE
relating to the body’s immune system
immune system NOUN
the system in your body that protects you against diseases
immunity NOUN
the protection that someone’s body gives them against a particular disease
immunosuppression NOUN
the process of preventing the body’s immune system from working, for example so that it does not refuse to accept a new organ after a transplant operation
incubation period NOUN
MEDICAL the amount of time that it takes for the signs of an infection to become noticeable
infected ADJECTIVE
someone who is infected has a disease that can be spread from one person to another
infected ADJECTIVE
containing bacteria or other substances that cause disease
infected ADJECTIVE
used about a cut or other injury containing bacteria that prevent it from getting better
infection NOUN
the process of becoming infected with a disease
infectious ADJECTIVE
used about a person or animal that has an infectious disease
inflammation NOUN
an area on your body that is swollen, red, and painful because of an infection or injury
interferon NOUN
a substance that your body produces to protect itself from viruses
invasion NOUN
MEDICAL the movement of a disease or of the cells that cause it from one area to another
isolation period NOUN
a period of time during which someone with an infectious disease is kept away from other people
lymph NOUN
a clear liquid in your body that cleans your tissues and helps to remove harmful bacteria from your blood
lymphatic ADJECTIVE
relating to lymph, or involved in moving lymph around your body
matter NOUN
MEDICAL the yellow substance that a part of your body produces when it is infected
pestilential ADJECTIVE
FORMAL relating to or causing a pestilence
purulent ADJECTIVE
containing or discharging pus
pus NOUN
a thick yellow liquid that forms in flesh that has an infection
quarantine NOUN
a situation in which a person or animal that might have a disease is kept separate from other people or animals so that they do not catch the disease
rubbing alcohol NOUN
surgical spirit
septic ADJECTIVE
infected with bacteria
sinusitis NOUN
an infection in which the inside of your sinuses becomes swollen
species barrier NOUN
the natural system that prevents diseases spreading from one type of animal or plant to another. This is often referred to in relation to BSE (=a disease of cows) spreading to humans in the form of CJD (=a brain disease in humans).
spread NOUN
a situation in which disease begins to infect more and more people
sty NOUN
an infection of the eyelid that makes it red and painful
transmission NOUN
FORMAL a process by which a disease spreads from one person to another
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Infection -Contamination