Human Health and Disease

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Human Health and Disease focuses on understanding the factors that affect human health, the causes of diseases, and the body’s defense mechanisms. This category is designed for school students (Classes 9–12), NEET aspirants, and undergraduate learners, with strong emphasis on NCERT concepts and exam relevance.

In this section, you will study:

  • Concepts of health and disease

  • Common infectious and non-infectious diseases and their causes

  • Pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and helminths

  • Immunity, immune system, and vaccination

  • Allergies, autoimmune disorders, and cancer

  • Drug and alcohol abuse and their effects

  • NCERT-based explanations, diagrams, MCQs, and exam-oriented questions

The content is structured to build clear understanding of health-related concepts, improve application-based answers, and help students score well in school examinations, NEET, and undergraduate assessments.

Develop a strong foundation in human health and disease to better understand the science behind illness, prevention, and immunity.

Q. Which plant is commonly used to treat digestive issues due to its high fiber content?
  • A. Aloe Vera
  • B. Psyllium
  • C. Lavender
  • D. Mint
Q. Which plant is commonly used to treat digestive issues due to its soothing properties?
  • A. Aloe Vera
  • B. Mint
  • C. Ginger
  • D. Chamomile
Q. Which plant is known for its ability to improve gut health due to its high fiber content?
  • A. Broccoli
  • B. Potato
  • C. Banana
  • D. Spinach
Q. Which plant is known for its ability to improve mood and reduce anxiety?
  • A. Lavender
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Fern
  • D. Moss
Q. Which plant is known for its ability to improve respiratory health?
  • A. Eucalyptus
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Fern
  • D. Moss
Q. Which plant is known for its antibacterial properties and is often used in traditional medicine?
  • A. Garlic
  • B. Rosemary
  • C. Mint
  • D. Basil
Q. Which plant is known for its antibacterial properties and is often used in wound healing?
  • A. Echinacea
  • B. Garlic
  • C. Ginger
  • D. Chamomile
Q. Which plant is known for its antimicrobial properties and is often used in natural remedies?
  • A. Garlic
  • B. Cilantro
  • C. Parsley
  • D. Oregano
Q. Which plant is known for its high content of omega-3 fatty acids beneficial for heart health?
  • A. Flaxseed
  • B. Wheat
  • C. Corn
  • D. Rice
Q. Which plant is known for its high vitamin C content and is often used to boost the immune system?
  • A. Spinach
  • B. Orange
  • C. Potato
  • D. Broccoli
Q. Which plant is known for its potential to reduce anxiety and improve mood?
  • A. Lavender
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Bamboo
  • D. Fern
Q. Which plant is often referred to as a 'superfood' due to its high nutrient density?
  • A. Kale
  • B. Potato
  • C. Corn
  • D. Rice
Q. Which plant is often referred to as a natural remedy for anxiety and stress?
  • A. Valerian
  • B. Basil
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Sage
Q. Which plant is often used for its antimicrobial properties in traditional medicine?
  • A. Garlic
  • B. Rosemary
  • C. Basil
  • D. Thyme
Q. Which plant is recognized for its ability to improve respiratory health and is often used in teas?
  • A. Eucalyptus
  • B. Lavender
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Sage
Q. Which plant is recognized for its high antioxidant content and potential cancer-fighting properties?
  • A. Blueberries
  • B. Potatoes
  • C. Carrots
  • D. Rice
Q. Which plant is recognized for its potential to alleviate anxiety and stress?
  • A. Lavender
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Fern
  • D. Moss
Q. Which plant is recognized for its potential to improve cognitive function and memory?
  • A. Ginkgo Biloba
  • B. Lavender
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Sage
Q. Which plant is recognized for its role in traditional medicine for treating respiratory issues?
  • A. Eucalyptus
  • B. Lavender
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Thyme
Q. Which plant-derived compound is commonly used to lower cholesterol levels?
  • A. Saponins
  • B. Alkaloids
  • C. Flavonoids
  • D. Phenolics
Q. Which plant-derived compound is known for its potential to lower cholesterol levels?
  • A. Beta-glucans
  • B. Saponins
  • C. Alkaloids
  • D. Terpenes
Q. Which plant-derived compound is known for its potential to reduce cholesterol levels?
  • A. Beta-glucans
  • B. Tannins
  • C. Saponins
  • D. Alkaloids
Q. Which plant-derived substance is commonly used to lower cholesterol levels?
  • A. Psyllium
  • B. Ginger
  • C. Garlic
  • D. Turmeric
Q. Which plant-derived substance is known for its ability to enhance immune function?
  • A. Echinacea
  • B. Lavender
  • C. Chamomile
  • D. Ginger
Q. Which plant-derived substance is known for its potential to lower cholesterol levels?
  • A. Psyllium
  • B. Caffeine
  • C. Tannins
  • D. Saponins
Q. Which plant-derived substance is known to have antimicrobial properties?
  • A. Eucalyptus oil
  • B. Coconut oil
  • C. Olive oil
  • D. Sunflower oil
Q. Which plant-derived substance is known to lower cholesterol levels in humans?
  • A. Psyllium
  • B. Saponins
  • C. Tannins
  • D. Resins
Q. Which plant-derived substance is known to lower cholesterol levels?
  • A. Beta-glucans
  • B. Tannins
  • C. Saponins
  • D. Alkaloids
Q. Which plant-derived substance is often used to treat anxiety and promote relaxation?
  • A. Valerian root
  • B. Echinacea
  • C. Ginger
  • D. Peppermint
Q. Which plant-derived substance is used to lower cholesterol levels?
  • A. Psyllium
  • B. Caffeine
  • C. Tannins
  • D. Saponins
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