4.3.1 - Lifestyle and Health Flashcards

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Define communicable disease

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A disease that can be passed on through pathogens.

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Give an example of a communicable disease

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  • Flu
  • COVID
  • Cold
  • STD
  • Chickenpox
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3
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What causes coronary heart disease?

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Fatty Materials

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4
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Define non-communicable disease

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A disease that is created because of your lifestyle.

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Give an example of a non-communicable disease

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  • Heart disease
  • Diabetes (type 2)
  • Cardiovascular disease
  • Cancer
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Describe how a stent works.

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Stents are used to treat narrow coronary arteries by keeping them open.

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Give examples of risk factors for non-communicable diseases

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  • Diet
  • How much exercise you do
  • Lifestyle
  • If you smoke or drink.
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Define health

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Complete state of physical, mental, and social wellbeing.

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Describe how statins work.

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They reduce the cholesterol in your body.

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What parts of the body are affected by cardiovascular disease?

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• Heart
• Blood vessels.

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Define homeostasis

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Regulation of the body temperature

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Describe what happens if blood sugar levels are raised?

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Transpiration

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State three levels in the body controlled by homeostasis.

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  • Temperature
  • Glucose Concentration
  • Water Levels
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Describe what happens if blood sugar levels are low.

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The body initiates several processes to restore them to normal

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Which organ controls blood sugar levels?

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Pancreas

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16
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What is glycogen?

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Storage molecule of glucose

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Name the two hormones produced by the pancreas.

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  • Insulin
  • Glucagon
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What is Type 1 diabetes?

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Where oinsulin is not produced

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How is it Type 1 diabetes controlled?

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Inject insulin

20
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What is Type 2 diabetes?

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Cells don’t respond to insulin.

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How is Type 2 diabetes controlled?

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  • Exercise
  • Controlled Diet
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What happens in the first 5 days of the menstrual cycle?

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Name the male reproductive hormone.

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What happens on day 14 of the menstrual cycle?

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Name the female reproductive hormone.
Oestrogen
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What is menstruation?
Period
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What causes menstruation?
Decrease of Oestrogen and Progesterone.
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Name the four hormones which control the menstrual cycle.
LH, FSH, Oestrogen, Progesterone.
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Where is LH and FSH produced?
Pituitary gland.
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Where are Oestrogen and Progesterone produced?
Ovaries.
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What is the function of LH?
Ovulation.
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What is the function of FSH?
Matures eggs.
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What is the function of Oestrogen?
Builds uterus lining.
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What is the function of Progesterone?
Maintains uterus lining.
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What is ovulation?
Ovulation is the process in which an egg is released from the ovary.
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What causes ovulation?
Ovulation is caused by hormonal changes in the body.
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What are the two types of contraception?
- Barrier - Hormonal.
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Give an example for each type of contraception.
- barrier = condoms - hormonal = pill
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Which hormone is responsible for building up the uterus lining?
Oestrogen
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Which hormone is responsible for maintaining the uterus lining?
Progesterone
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How are fertility hormones used to control fertility?
Oestrogen and Progesterone are used in contraceptive pills
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How are fertility hormones used to increase fertility?
Fertility hormones such as FSH and LH are used in treatments to stimulate ovulation.
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What is contraception?
Contraception is the method used to stop pregnancy.