5. Health, disease and development of medicines. Flashcards

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Define health

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A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being

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What is a communicable disease?

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Any disease that can be spread directly from one person to another

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What is a noncommunicable disease?

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When a disease cannot be spread from an animal to animal or person to person.

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What is a pathogen

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A disease causing organism

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Give four types of pathogens

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Viruses, bacteria, fungi and protests

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What does cholera cause?

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Diarrhoea

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What type of pathogen causes cholera?

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Bacteria

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What does tuberculosis cause?

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Lung damage

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What type of pathogen causes tuberculosis?

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Bacteria

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What does chalara ash dieback cause?

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Leaf loss and bark lesions

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What type of pathogen causes trouble chalara ash die back?

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Fungi

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What does malaria cause?

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Damage to blood and liver

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What type of pathogen causes malaria?

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Protists

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What does HIV do?

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Destroys white blood cells, leading to the onset of AIDS

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What type of pathogen causes HIV?

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Virus

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How is cholera spread?

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How is tuberculosis spread

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How is chalara ash dieback spread

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How is malaria spread?

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Animal vectors

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What does STD stand for?

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Sexually transmitted infections

21
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Give two examples of STDs

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Chlamydia and HIV

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What type of pathogen causes chlamydia?

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Give Three examples of physical barriers of the human body that provides protection from pathogens

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Mucus, cilia and skin

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Give two examples of the chemical defence of the human body the provided protection from pathogens?

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Lysozymes and hydrochloride acid

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What do you antigens trigger?
An immune response with causes the production of antibodies also production of memory lymphocytes
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What is an antibody?
A protection produced by lymphocytes and attaches to a specific pathogen to help to destroy or neutralise it
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What is a memory lymphocytes?
Lymphocyte that remains in the blood for a long time after infection or vaccination
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What is a lymphocyte?
A type of white blood cell that produces antibodies
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What type of infection can antibodies be used to treat?
Bacterial infections
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Skate before stages of developing new medicines
Discovery, development, pre-clinical trial and clinical testing
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Which lifestyle factor has an effect on obesity and malnutrition?
Exercise and diet
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What is the BMI equation?
Weight KG divided by height metres ^2
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Which lifestyle factor has an affect on the liver?
Alcohol
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Which lifestyle factor has an affect on the cardiovascular disease
Smoking
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List three different treatments for cardiovascular disease
Lifelong medication, surgical procedures, lifestyle changes