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1
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what are antibodies?

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antibodies are small proteins produced by white blood cells (lymphocytes)

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2
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how do viruses make you ill (3)

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  1. viruses enter and live inside cells
  2. they reproduce rapidly inside cells
  3. damage the cell by bursting out of the cell
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3
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name the four microorganisms from smallest to largest

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  1. viruses
  2. bacteria
  3. protists
  4. fungi
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4
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how do bacteria make you ill? (3)

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  1. bacteria reproduce rapidly inside your body
  2. they produce toxins
  3. damage your tissue
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5
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name five ways to prevent and reduce spread of diseases

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  1. simple hygiene
  2. destroying vectors
  3. barrier methods
  4. isolation of infected individuals
  5. vaccination
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6
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what are vectors

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small organisms that transfer and carry diseases

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7
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what is a communicable disease

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one that is transmitted through direct contact with an infected individual or indirectly through a vector

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8
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what is a non - communicable disease

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medical condition or disease that is non infectious and non-transmissible amongst people

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9
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what type of microorganism is involved in the disease measles

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virus

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10
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what type of microorganism is involved in the disease salmonella

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bacteria

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11
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what type of microorganism is involved in the disease malaria

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protists

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12
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what type of microorganism is involved in the disease black rose spot

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fungi

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13
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what type of microorganism is involved in the disease gonorrhoea

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bacteria

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14
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what are the symptoms of measles

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fever and red skin rash

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15
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what are the symptoms of hiv

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flu like symptoms
attacks immune cells through lymph nodes

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16
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what are the symptoms of tmv

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mosaic pattern on discolouration on plants

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17
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what are the symptoms of salmonella

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fever
abdominal cramps
vomiting
diarrhoea

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18
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what are the symptoms of gonorrhoea

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thick yellow or green discharge
pain when urinating

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19
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what are the symptoms of black rose spot

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purple or black spots on leaves and they turn yellow

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20
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what are the symptoms of malaria

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fever

21
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how could you prevent the spread of measles

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cover mouth when coughing
hygiene measures

22
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how could you prevent the spread of hiv

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  • use of condoms
  • not sharing needles
23
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how could you prevent the spread of tmv

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destroy all affected plants

24
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how could you prevent the spread of salmonella

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vaccinate poultry

25
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how could you prevent the spread of gonorrhoea

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barrier methods eg condom

26
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how could you prevent the spread of black rose spot

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remove and destroy affected leaves

27
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how could you prevent the spread of malaria

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  • prevent vectors from breeding
  • mosquito nets
28
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what is the suggested treatment for measles

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vaccination

29
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what is the suggested treatment for hiv

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antiretroviral drugs

30
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what is the suggested treatment for tmv

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no cure

31
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what is the suggested treatment for gonorrhoea

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antibiotic penicillin

32
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what is the suggested treatment for salmonella

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antibiotics

33
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what is the suggested treatment for black rose spot

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fungicides

34
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what is the suggested treatment for malaria

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antimalarial medication

35
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name the four physical lines of defence

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  1. skin
  2. trachea and bronchi
  3. stomach
  4. nose
36
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how does the skin defend against disease

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  • physical barrier
  • produces antimicrobial secretions
37
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how does the trachea and bronchi defend against disease

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  • secretes mucus which traps pathogens
  • cilia waft mucus to be swallowed
38
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how does the stomach defend against disease

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hydrochloric acid kills pathogens

39
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how does the nose defend against disease

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hair and mucus traps pathogens

40
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what is a vaccine

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  • dead or inactive pathogens
  • injected into the body
  • stimulates white blood cells to produce antibodies
41
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what does immune mean

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to be resistant towards a pathogen so if you are exposed again you won’t get the disease

42
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what type of drug does digitalis produce

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heart drug

43
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what plant does aspirin come from

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willow

44
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what microorganism does penicillin come from

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mould

45
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what was the first antibiotic

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penicillin

46
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what is an antigen

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substance/ marker that causes an immune response

47
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why does high level of TMV infection reduce growth in a plant

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  • less chlorophyll
  • so less glucose
48
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what causes the symptoms of salmonella

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toxins released by bacteria

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