SCID: Bubble Boy Quiz

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SCID facts quiz

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SCID: Bubble Boy QuizOnline version SCID facts quiz by Miss Robbins 1 SCID is a group of genetic disorders causing very little or no T cells and often B cells as well. Yes No 2 People with SCID have a severely weakened immune system from birth. Yes No 3 SCID is caused by an allergic reaction to everyday foods. Yes No 4 SCID results from overproduction of antibodies. Yes No 5 Common treatments include bone marrow or stem cell transplantation to restore immune function. Yes No 6 SCID can be transmitted through casual contact like hugging. Yes No 7 Antibiotics alone can fully cure SCID without immune system repair. Yes No 8 People with SCID can usually fight off common colds naturally. Yes No 9 Some forms of SCID are X-linked and primarily affect boys. Yes No 10 Gene therapy has shown promise for certain SCID types, especially ADA-SCID or RAG deficiencies. Yes No

SCID: Bubble Boy QuizOnline version

SCID facts quiz

by Miss Robbins

SCID is a group of genetic disorders causing very little or no T cells and often B cells as well.

Yes

People with SCID have a severely weakened immune system from birth.

Yes

SCID is caused by an allergic reaction to everyday foods.

Yes

SCID results from overproduction of antibodies.

Yes

Common treatments include bone marrow or stem cell transplantation to restore immune function.

Yes

SCID can be transmitted through casual contact like hugging.

Yes

Antibiotics alone can fully cure SCID without immune system repair.

Yes

People with SCID can usually fight off common colds naturally.

Yes

Some forms of SCID are X-linked and primarily affect boys.

Yes

Gene therapy has shown promise for certain SCID types, especially ADA-SCID or RAG deficiencies.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

SCID: Bubble Boy Quiz

Yes or No

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Created by

Download the paper version to play

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SCID: Bubble Boy QuizOnline version

by Miss Robbins

SCID is a group of genetic disorders causing very little or no T cells and often B cells as well.

People with SCID have a severely weakened immune system from birth.

SCID is caused by an allergic reaction to everyday foods.

SCID results from overproduction of antibodies.

Common treatments include bone marrow or stem cell transplantation to restore immune function.

SCID can be transmitted through casual contact like hugging.

Antibiotics alone can fully cure SCID without immune system repair.

People with SCID can usually fight off common colds naturally.

Some forms of SCID are X-linked and primarily affect boys.

Gene therapy has shown promise for certain SCID types, especially ADA-SCID or RAG deficiencies.

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