B 1 Flashcards

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Describe death rate having only nurses working in ward B (2)

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Lower % of women who died

Refer data in ward B when doctors and nurses were there and just nurses

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Suggest explanation for difference (2)

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Doctors not transferring

Pathogens

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Evidence support doctors washing hands (3)

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Lower % of patients died when doctors watched hands
No difference to ward B
Continued drop ward A

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2 reasons for low death rate in modern hospitals

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Better understanding of immunity
Better drugs
Sterilise equipment

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What should control eat (1)

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Same as usual

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Why include control group (1)

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Comparison

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2 factors affect metabolic rate, not amount of activity

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Gender
Age
Inheritance

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How to live longer (2)

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Increase exercise

Reduce food intake

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Name 1 plant hormone

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Auxin

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Drug (1)

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Substance alters the way body or mind works

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Natural selection result in swordfish having longer swords (4)

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Variation of sword lengths
Long swords get more food
Long sword survive and breed
Survivors pass on gene

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Scientist accept Darwin’s theory (1)

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Genes discovered

More evidence now

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Nerve impulse pathway in reflex (4)

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Passed along sensory neurone
Synapse between neurones
To CNS/brain/spinal cord/relay neurone
To motor neurone
To muscle which contracts or gland which secretes chemical substances
Bypass brain
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IVF (4)

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Eggs collected from ovary
Eggs fertilised
Embryo formed
Embryo inserted in womb

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Why reduce multiple birth (1)

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Lead to low birth rate

Cause harm to mother/foetus/embryo/baby/miscarriage

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Compare treatments in reducing risk of heart diseases (4)

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A+B most effective
D best single treatment
A and B not effective alone
A and C not effective

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Growing bacteria (6)

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Petri dish and agar sterilised before use or kill unwanted bacteria
Inoculate loop by passing through flame to kill bacteria
Streak bacteria onto agar
Lid opened as little as possible to prevent microbes from air entering
Sealed with adhesive tape to prevent microbes from air contaminating the culture
Incubate at 25C to allow growth of bacteria, reduces likelihood of growth of harmful pathogens

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2 reasons why flat periwinkle cannot survive near high tide level

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Wrong food
Exposed to predators
Cannot tolerate extended exposure to air

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Vaccination (2)

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Weakened/dead

Pathogen

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3 way white blood cell protect us from pathogens

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Produce antibodies, bind and destroy
Produce antitoxins, bind and neutralise
Ingest pathogens, destroy with chemical enzymes

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Vaccination against measles not protect against rubella (1)

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Antibodies are specific

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Advantage of vaccinating lot of people against measles (1)

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Reduce spread of infection

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Natural selection (3)

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Variation between organisms within species, best adaption survive
Fittest survive
Genes passed on to next generation

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Trend for energy needed per day per gram of body mass (3)

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Smaller the bird, more energy needed
Smaller bird gas larger surface to volume ratio
So heat lost more quickly

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Trend time spent feeding (2)
Larger birds spend less time feeding | They need less good per gram of body mass to satisfy energy needs
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Adaptations of preys (5)
Camouflage, predator less likely see the prey Long limbs, increase speed, prey outrun predator, antelope Eyes side of head, all round vision, rabbit Spikes, hurt predator cacti Bad taste, predator find unpleasant and not attack same prey again
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Why painkillers not cure disease (2)
Don't kill pathogens | only reduce pain and infflamation eg paracetamol
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Why should you not stop taking antibiotics until properly well (2)
Live bacteria still in body | Would reproduce
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Phototropism (4)
Auxin move to shady side so more Unequal distribution so unequal growth rates Cause growth on dark side
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Change in beak size (4)
Variation of beak sizes Bird with larger beaks are better adapted for feeding Birds with larger beaks survive and breed Genes passed on to next generation
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Why new resistant pathogen spread rapidly (3)
Antibiotics kill individual pathogens of non resistant strain Individual resistant strain survive and reproduce Population increases
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Hormone (1)
Chemical produced by gland
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Why if vaccinated and come in contact with the pathogen not get ill (3)
White blood cells release antibodies Antibodies produced quickly when reinfected as stored as memory cells Antibodies destroy pathogen
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Organ produce hormone (1)
Gland
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How hormones transported to target organs (1)
Bloodstream
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Population male butterflies increased quickly after new gene (4)
Mutant gene allow hatching Survive Breed Gene passed on to next generation
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Menstrual cycle (4)
FSH (follicle stimuating hormone) released from pituitary gland, cause egg to mature, stimulates oestrogen Day 1-7 Oestrogen released from ovaries, cause uterus lining to thicken, inhibits FSH, stimulates LH Day 6-16 LH (lutenising hormone) secreted by pituitary gland, cause mature egg released Progesterone released in second half of cycle to maintain uterus lining
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Stimulus in muscle in leg (1)
Pressure
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Why drugs trialled before used on patients (5)
``` Safe: not too toxic or sde effects Effectiveness Dosage Stable: stored and used under normal conditions Able to be taken in and removed by body ```
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What happens at synapse (3)
Chemical released Diffuses across synapse Transmits impulse from neurone to another
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Why difficult to stop using addictive drugs (2)
Alters chemical reaction in body | Stop, then withdrawal symptoms
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Why 16-29 year old use Class A drugs most (2)
Peer pressure | Experiment
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Why sheep height and mass decreased (4)
Variation in sizes Warmer now If warmer smaller sheep survive in winter Small sheep pass genes to next generation
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Advantage shallow roots spread out over large area (2)
Increased water uptake | After rain
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How hormone prevent conception (2)
Oestrogen inhibit FSH | Egg not mature
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Advantage large bulb like roots deep in soil (1)
Safe from predators
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How leaves with wax and fold together help in desert (3)
Reduce water loss Wax protect plant Folding reduce warming
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Why hand gel dispensers at entrance of hospital wards (2)
Kills bacteria | Prevents transfer
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How MRSA difficult to treat (3)
Mutation Cause resistance To antibiotics
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2 diseases linked to obesity
Diabetes | Arthritis
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Does obesity cause cancer (2)
Pattern not identical | Data only shows link
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Why exercise help lose weight (2)
Increase metabolic rate | Increases energy used by body
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Why effect of alcohol more than heroin (2)
More people use alcohol | Less harmful effect multiplied
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Why size of pelvis changed (4)
Variation in size of pelvis Large pelvis allowed passage of wide skull Link between brain size and intelligence Those with large pelvis more likely to survive and reproduce
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2 ways seal adapted for swimming
Streamlined | Flippers
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How seal adapted to cold (2)
Fat | Insulates
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Pandemic (1)
Worldwide/several countries outbreak
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3 main stages in testing new drug before sold to public (3)
Test on animals Test for side effects on volunteers Test for optimum dose
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Why mutation of influenza virus cause another influenza pandemic (3)
Vaccine not developed yet, not immune Antiviral drugs not yet developed, no effective treatment Virus not recognised by white blood cells
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Darwin's theory on flamingo have long legs (3)
Variation of leg sizes Longer legs feed get more food Survive and pass on genes to next generation
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Lamarck's theory on flamingos have long legs (2)
Flamingos stretched legs to be able to feed in deeper water | Acquired characteristics inherited by offspring
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2 ways musk ox adapted to cold (4)
Fur Retains heat Small ears Reduce heat loss
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Main purpose of pre clinical testing (1)
Safe
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Main purpose of 19-199 volunteers (1)
Side effects
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Main purpose of 3000+ patients (1)
Optimum dose
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Placebo (1)
Tablet/injection not contain drug
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Metabolic rate (2)
Rate of chemical reactions | In cells/tissues/organs
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What proportion of menstrual cycle is fertile period (1)
1/4
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Relationship between LDL, HDL and heart health (3)
LDL (low density lipoprotein) cause heart disease HDL help prevent heart disease Balance important for good heart health
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How virus cause illness (1)
Damage, live and reproduce inside cells
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Women not pregnant after intercourse on day 9 but on day 17 why (2)
Day 17 close to day of egg release | Day 9 sperm die before egg released
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Monitor show oestrogen and LH concentration better than just LH monitor if want pregnancy why (2)
Oestrogen concentration rises before LH | Oestrogen stimulates LH
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Swallow adapted for flying quickly (1)
Streamlined
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Why swallows and swifts not stay in Britain in winter (1)
No food
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Addictive recreational drug (1)
Heroin/cocaine/tobacco/nicotine
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Legal recreational drug (3)
caffeine and nicotine stimulant, feel more alert and energetic, increase heart and blood rate, cancer, cardiovascular disease alcohol depressant, calm, liver damage
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Why hard to treat disease caused by virus (2)
Live inside body cells | Drug would have to kill own cell to get to virus
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Illegal recreational drug (1)
Cocaine stimulant alert and energetic Cannabis depressant, calm, hallucinations, depression and mental illness Heroin depressant, stop impulses to nervous system, no pain ecstasy adverse effects on heart and circulatory system
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Why black snakes grew longer after introduction of cane toads (4)
Variation in snake length Longer snake survive Reproduce Genes passed on to next generation
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Roles of hormones in IVF (3)
FSH and LH given FSH cause egg to mature LH stimulates egg release
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Structure detect stimulus (1)
Receptor
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Neurone carries impulse to CNS (1)
Sensory neurone
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Neurone carries impulse away form the CNS (1)
Motor neurone
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Structure brings about response (1)
Effector
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Why info from skin not reach brain is dangerous (2)
Person not aware of pain | Possibility of damage
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How natural selection lead to evolution (4)
Variation Because mutation occurred in individuals Individuals with characteristics most suited to environment survive Genes passed to next generation
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Arctic fox adapted to cold (4)
Fur Insulation Small ears Reduce heat loss
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Antelope adapt to avoid being killed by predators (4)
Horn For defence Long legs Escape
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How bacteria cause illness (1)
Produce toxins
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Drugs kill bacteria cannot be used to treat viral infections (2)
Viruses live inside cells | Drugs would damage body cells
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Explain evolution of bill in Crossbill (4)
Mutation produced bird whose bill was crossed Mutant crossbill able to ovation food easier More likely to survive Reproduce
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Why large increase in antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria (4)
Overuse of antibiotics Bacteria mutate Antibiotics kill non resistant strains Resistant strains of bacteria reproduce
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How foetus affected if mother smokes tobacco (2)
Birth mass reduced | Smoke contain CO so blood carries less oxygen
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Cannabis should be classified as class A or B (2)
Mental illness | Gateway to more harmful substances
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Cannabis not classified as illegal (2)
Less addictive than tobacco | Not associated with major social problems
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Which organ produced cholesterol (1)
Liver
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Which organ damaged by high levels of cholesterol in blood (1)
Heart
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What affects level of cholesterol in blood (1)
Heredity Genes Exercise Metabolism
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Why MRSA causing problems (2)
Resistant to antibiotics | Contagious
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Why exercise is good (4)
Increase metabolic rate Decrease blood pressure Decrease obesity Lower risk of heart disease, arthritis, diabetes
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How washing hands can reduce spread of MRSA (2)
Kill bacteria | So bacteria not transferred to other patient
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How contraceptive pill work (2)
Inhibits FSH | No eggs mature
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Bean caper plant adapted for life in hot desert (4)
Widespread roots Collect water form large area Absence of leaves Reduce water loss
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Evolution (2)
Present day organisms have evolved form simpler organisms | Over billions of years
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Why scientist contradict natural selection (2)
Natural selection operate on successful characteristics produced by chance In this experiment caused by hormones Indicates inheritance of acquired characteristics
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Recreational drug (1)
Using drugs for pleasure
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Gazelle feeds only at dawn and dusk, other times in shade. How help conserve water (2)
Stays cool | Less sweat
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How needing less oxygen helps gazelle conserve water (2)
Less water lost via breath | Breathing rate less
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Evolution of pigeon like birds to flightless dodo (4)
Mutation produce smaller wings Wings not advantage, no predators Wings not advantage, food on ground Successful birds breed
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Gravitropism (4)
Gravity Auxins at lower side Lower side shoot grows more quickly Stem turn upwards
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Touch hot pan (5)
``` Stimulus detected by temperature receptors in skin Impulses also sensory neurone to CNS To relay neurone To motor neurone To muscle Muscle contracts ```
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Advantage of leaves flat on ground (1)
Less likely to be eaten
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Advantage of thick root (1)
Plants less likely to be pulled out by grazers
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Advantage go long stems (1)
Better competitor for light
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Advantage of widespread roots (1)
Better competitor for water
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How nerve impulse can be slowed down (2)
Impulse crosses synapse | Slowed down because diffusion of chemical at this point
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How bacteria cause illness (2)
Reproduce rapidly in numbers | Produce toxins
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How white blood cells respond to infections (4)
Engulf bacteria Produce antibodies Produce antitoxins Bind and neutralise toxins
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Why not believe Darwin (5)
God made animals and plants Insufficient evidence Mechanism of inheritance and variation not yet known until 50 years after theory published Gap in fossil record Natural take too long, Earth not old enough
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How modern contraceptive pills are different (2)
Less oestrogen cause high blood pressure and headaches | Contain progesterone, less side effects
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Darwin different to Lamarck (4)
Darwin based on range of variation Lamarck based on characteristics Darwin survival of the fittest Lamarck inheritance of acquired characteristics
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Method of water loss change significantly (3)
Urine Less produced via kidneys To maintain water balance
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Penguin adapted to cold (3)
Fat insulates penguin Streamlined reduce resistance in water, penguin swim faster to catch fish Oily feathers prevent cold water reaching skin
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Hormones used in IVF (2)
FSH | LH
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Why embryos not clone of parents (2)
mixture of genes from two parents | fusion of gametes
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Why not develop IVF (2)
ethical issues | unnatural process
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What needed to keep healthy
balanced diet | regular exercise
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Carb, fats, proteins
release energy and build cells too much fat increase bad cholesterol protein growth and repair
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mineral ions and vitamins
needed in small amounts for healthy functioning of the body | help various chemical reactions in body
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lose mass when
energy content of food taken in less than amount energy expended by body
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malnourished
unbalanced diet | deficiency diseases like type 2 diabetes
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antitoxins
counteract
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Why antibiotics not used to treat non serious infections, like mild throat infections
rate of development of resistant strains is slowed down
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What happen when antibiotic resistant strains develop
new antibiotics has to be developed
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Nervous system enables
humans to react to to surroundings and coordinate behaviour
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Receptors in diff senses and stimli detect
eyes, sensitive to light ears to sound, changes in position, keep balance tongue and nose to chemicals enable to taste and smell skin to touch, pressure, pain, temp changes
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light receptor cells structure
nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane
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water content controlled
water leave via lungs when breath skin when sweat to cool excess lost via kidneys in urine
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ion content
lost via skin when sweat | excess lost via kidneys in urine
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temp
maintain so enzymes work best
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blood sugar levels
provide cells with constant supply of energy
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thalidomide
drug developed as sleeping pill, relieve morning sickness
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statins
lower risk of heart and circulatory diseases by 25-40% cholesterol by up to 50% but risk of liver damage, people stop eating healthily as think drug do all
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Thalidomide probs
not tested on pregnant, baby limb deformities so banned now drug test more rigorous
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Now thalidomide
leprosy
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Cannabis prob
contain smoke contain chemicals cause mental illness
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Factors which plants and animals compete for
light, water, space, nutrients | food, mates, territory
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Performance enhancing drugs
stimulants boost bodily functions like heart rates, faster reaction time anabolic steroids stimulate muscle growth, weight lifters
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To survive and reproduce, organisms require
a supply of materials from their surroundings and other living organisms
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organisms subjected to environmental changes, caused by
non living factors: average temp and rainfall | living: competitor
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extremophiles
tolerant to high levels of salt(cytoplasm adapted so water not move out of cells into salty), high temp (enzymes adapt not denature), pressure
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How environmetal changes measured
Non living indicators like oxygen levels, temp, rainfall
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Indicators of pollution
lichens: air, con of SO2 Invertebrates: water, con of dissolved O2, easy to count, less apparatus
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How new plants produced quickly and cheaply
by taking cuttings from older plants, genetically identical to parent plant
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Embryo transplants
split apart cells from developing animal embryo before specialised transplant identical embryos to host mother
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Adult cell cloning
nucleus removed from unfertilised egg cell nucleus from body cell inserted into egg elec shock cause egg divide to form embryo cells embryo contain same genetic info as skin cell when embryo developed into ball of cells, inserted in womb to continue development
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Why GM crops
increased yields
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GE
genes from chromosomes removed using restriction enzymes | tranferred/inserted to cells of other organisms
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classification helps
to understand evolutionary and ecological relationships
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What new forms of genes result from mutation
rapid change in species if environment changes
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Fibre
help digestive system
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Water
transport dissolved substance
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What happens to excess energy
stored as fat
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Pro of exercise
use energy during and after, increase good cholesterol, decrease bad
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How metabolic change when cold
increase to use more energy to maintain body temp
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Cholesterol
waxy fat molecule essential to produce cell membrane and hormones
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Pathogen
microorganism cause disease
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Bacteria
small, single celled organisms that reproduce quickly
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Viruses
smaller than bacteria
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Diseases spread by
direct contact, impetigo droplet infection, sneeze contaminated food, salmonella and cholera break through skin, skin is barrier which prevents pathogens preventing
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Why many not wash hands
troublesome doctor's fault God's punishment
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Primary defence
skin lung, mucus stomach, acid
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Eg of antibiotics
pennicilin
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Epidemic
strain cause large outbreak of disease in 1 country
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Nervous system
network of neurons in bundles called nerves
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Rooting powder
placed end of plant cutting, encourage root formation to grow new plant
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Weed killers
high dowse of growth hormone encourage uncontrolled growth in broad leaved plants (weed) which kills them Narrow leaved like cereal crops not affected
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Effectiveness of prescribed and non drugs can only be measured in
double blind trials, some neutral or cause damage, some useful like StJohn's WOrt
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Why take performance enhancing drugs
Win, try best others use, left behind health risks, their body, their choice claim given by coaches without knowing
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Why ban performance enhance
extension of nutritional supplements natural, not enhanced by artificial health risks expensive, advantage to rich
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Carnivores adaptations
teeth adapted to tear flesh and crush bones | eyes at front perception depth
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How aid reproduction in plants
berries, animals eat deposited in faeces catch in wind, disperse reduce comp stick to animals float on water for long like coconuts
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Adaptaion
special feature make organims well suited to environment
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Living factors
predators | pathogen
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Chromosomes
thread like structures holding about 1000 genes made of DNA
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Gene
small sections of DNA which control a characteristic, by determining enzyme (proteins) made
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Tissue culture
collect small sample of plant cells, use sterile agar with plant hormones to grow large mass of identical cells divide them into separate groups using diff mix of hormones, nutrients grow them into individual plants
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Uses of adult cell cloning
medicine bring species from extinction clone pets produce babies for infertile
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Pros and cons of GE
resistant to pests, increase yields extra vitamins to food prevent disease healthy genes inserted to diseased genes might pass to pests, resistant designer babies uncertain effect on health and food chain effects
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Cloning and GE diff
C produce exact copies genes copied within same species GE produce unique set of genes can be swapped across species
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Evidence for Darwin
Fossils
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Classification
organisation of living things into groups, sim largest kingdoms smallest species
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How read evolutionary trees
closer species on tree, more recently share common ancestor