B2 Revision Questions For Chapter Flashcards

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What is a pathogen?

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What is meant by the incubation period of a pathogen?

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Give an example of a disease that is spread through the air.

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Describe how the skin acts as a defence against pathogens.

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What are platelets?

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Give an example of a chemical defence against pathogens found in humans.

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How do white blood cells recognise specific pathogens?

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Explain why isolating infected individuals can help to prevent the spread of disease.

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Give one method for preventing the transition of HIV.

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Give one benefit and one cost of using biological control to prevent the spread of a disease in a crop.

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Give one potential risk of using variations as a way of protecting people from disease.

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Describe one way in which plant pathologists might identify a plant disease in the field.

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Explain how a plant disease may be identified using isolation and reinfection.

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There are ways in which you can make sure an experiment testing the effect of antibiotics does not become contaminated. Give three ways.

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How can you use monoclonal antibodies to detect a particular pathogen?

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How can monoclonal antibodies be used to trigger an immune response against cancer cells?

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What is meant by a risk factor for a non-communicable disease?

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Apart from lifestyle factors, give an example of a risk factor that might be associated with a non-communicable disease.

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Give one non-communicable disease which may be associated with smoking.

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What is meant by a positive correlation?

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Briefly describe how you could investigate the effect of exercise on pulse rate.

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What do antiviral drugs do?

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Give an example of a surgical procedure which can help to treat cardiovascular disease.

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How can genome sequencing help in the discovery of new drugs?

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