health and disease Flashcards

1
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how is cholera spread

A

via contaminated water sources

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2
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how to reduce spread of cholera

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make sure people have access to clean water supplies

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3
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HOW is tuberculosis spread

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through the air when infected individuals cough

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4
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how to reduce transmission of tuberculosis

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infected should avoid public spaces and stay at home

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5
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how is malaria spread

A

mosquitos

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6
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how to prevent transmission of malaria

A

use of mosquito nets and insect repellents

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7
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how is stomach ulcers spread

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oral transmission

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8
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how to prevent transmission of stomach ulcers

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have clean water supplies and good hygeine

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9
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how is ebola spread

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via bodily fluids

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10
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how to prevent transmission of Ebola

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isolating the infected individuals and sterilising the areas with the virus

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11
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how is Chalara ash dieback spread

A

carried by the wind

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12
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how to prevent transmission of Chalara ash dieback

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remove the infected ash trees

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13
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discribe the lyctic pathway of virus

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-virus attaches to cell receptors
-it injects its genome into host cells
-viruses use enzymes of host cell to duplicate its genome and proteins
-viral genome and proteins assemble, creating new viral particles
-the virus will lyse(burst) the cell to infect more

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14
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what is the lysogenic pathway of virus

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-virus attaches to cell receptors
-it injects genome into host cells
-it insets its genome into cells genome.it may then stay in this phase for a long time. every time cell duplicates, it duplicates the viral genome
-viral genome dettaches from cell genome and start assembling viral particles
-the virus will lyse( burst) the cell to infect more

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15
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what is chlamydia

A

it is an STI

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16
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what is the result of Chlamydia

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it causes infertility in men and women

17
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how to prevent Chlamydia

A

it can be reduced by wearing a condom

18
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what type of virus is HIV

A

it is an STI

19
Q

what is AIDS

A

this is when a persons immune system deteriorates and fails. this person will become vunerable to infections

20
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How is HIV spread

A

it is spread via bodily fluids

21
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how to prevent HIV

A

-use a condom

22
Q

what is Quinine

A

it comes from the bark of the cinchona tree and it is the main treatment for malaria

23
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what is aspirin

A

it is used to relieve pain and fever and it is developed from the bark of willow trees

24
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what are some examples of physical barriers against pathogens

A

Hairs, mucus, blood clots

25
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what are some examples of chemical barriers against pathogens

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hydrochloric acid made in stomach, lysozyme found in tears

26
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how does your immune system attack pathogens

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-when B-lymphocytes find a pathogen, they produce antibodies which will lock onto the pathogens anitgens. this means that is will be found and eaten
by phagocytes . then, memory lymphocytes will be produced to remember what type of antibody to make for the specific type of antigen.

27
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what is the formula for BMI

A

mass/height^2

28
Q

what is cardiovascular disease

A

this is when cholestrol builds up in your arteries, restricting blood flow

29
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what are stents?

A

they are tubes that are inserted in your arteries which keeps them open so blood can pass through. this reduces the risk of heart attack

30
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what are the effects of cholera

A

diarrhoea

31
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what are the effects of tuberculosis

A

coughing and lung damage

32
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what are the effects of malaria

A

damage to red blood cells and to the liver

33
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what are the effects of stomach ulcers

A

stomach pain, nausea and vomiting

34
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what are the effects of ebola

A

haemorrhagic fever(a fever with bleeding)

35
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what are the effects of chalara ash back

A

leaf loss and bark lesions (wounds)

36
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what is HIV

A

this is a virus that attacks and destroys B lymphocytes.
this can then lead to AIDS