B5 - Viral diseases that you need to know Flashcards

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what are pathogens

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microorganisms that cause disease

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What is a virus

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are very small particles capable of infecting every type of living organism

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3
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What ype of pathogen is measles

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a virus

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how is measles spread

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airbone-inhalation of droplets from coughs and sneezes

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what are they symptoms of measles

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fever and red skin rash

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what are the complications of measles

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can cuase blindness
brain damage
death

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what are the treatments/prevention for measles

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  • no treatment

- person has to be isoalted

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what type of pahtogen is hiv

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virus

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how is hiv spread

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sexual contact and exchange of bodily fluids

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what are the symptoms of hiv

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mid -flu

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what are the complications of hiv

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the disease can remain hidden and develop into aids .

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what are the treatments/prevents for hiv

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no vaccine agains tit
-use contraception
-no sharing needles
screening blood used for anitreoviral drug tranfusion ./

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what type of pathogen is tobacco mosaic virus

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virus

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how is tobacco mosaic virus spread

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contact between diseased plant material

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what are the symptoms of tobacco mosaic virus

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distinctive ‘mosaic’ pattern of discoloration on the leaves .

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complicaiton of tobacco mosaic virus

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reduction in plant growth , reduces yield of crop

-virus remains infectious in the soil for years

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what are the treatments / prevention for tobacco mosaic virus

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no treatment
farmerss grow tmv resistant strins of many crop plant
-good field hygiene and pest control can prevent the spread of TMV .

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what type of pathogen is salmonella food posioning

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how is salmonella spread

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  • eating undercooked food
  • eating food in unhygienic conditions
  • eating food where bacteria isn’t killed by heting
20
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what are the symptoms of salmonella food poisoning

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abdominal cramps
vomiting
diarrhoea

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what are the complications of salmonella

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-fatal for young and elderly due to dehyrdation

22
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treatments/preventio of salmonella

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  • poultry vaccinated agaisnt salmonella
  • kee raw chicken away from cooked foods .
  • wash hands and surfaces after handling raw chicken .
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what type of pthogen is gonorrhoea

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how is gonorrhoea spread

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unportected sexual contact with an infected person

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symptoms of gonorrhoea
thick yellow green discharge from vagina or penis | -pain when urinating
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complications of gonorrhoea
- long term pelvic pain - infertility - ectopic pregancies
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what are the treatments/preventions ofr gonorrhoea
can be treated iwth antibiotics using contraception reducing hte number of partners
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what type of pathogen is rose black spot
fungus
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what are the symptoms of rose black spot
leaves turn yellow nd droop erly . | -black or purple spots on the leafs surface
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what are the complications of rose black spot
reduces the area of leaves available to photosynthesise
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what type of pathogen is malaria
protist
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what are they symptoms of malaria
recurrent episodes of fever and shaking
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what are the complications for malria
the liver - damages the red blood ceels - caj be fataal
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what are the treatments/preventions for malaria
using insciticdes to kill mosuquitoes | -travellers can take antmalrial drugs
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what are fungi
fungi are eukaryotic organisms , some cn cuase disease in animals and plants .
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what are protists
protisits are single celled eukaryotic organisms that cuase disease , if they hey ener the body of another organism
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what is lage stage HIV
AIDS
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What cause late stage HIV
If you have HIV and you are not on HIV treatment
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descrie how viruses cause cell damage
when they have infected a suitbale host cell , they replicate themsleves and their dna . These are assmebled into new virus particles . The host cell or cells then brst and the neabry cells are infected w the virus .
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why are aniretrovial durgs given to people who ahve hiv
as it stops the virus replicating in the bodoy . Allowing the immune system to repair without experiencing any further damage .
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how can the mosaic pttern of discoloration on plnt leaves reedcue plant growth
it infects the chloroplats - turns the colour green chlorophyll yelow reducing the ability of the plant to photosynthesise and grow properly