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1
Q

How is malaria spread?

A

By female Anopheles mosquitoes

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2
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How does malaria affect the body?

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Damages blood and liver cells

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3
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State a symptom of malaria.

A

Fevers, shaking

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How can the spread of malaria be stopped?

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Use mosquito nets; Use insecticides; Remove standing water; take antimalarial drugs

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5
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How does your skin act as a defence against pathogen entry?

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Barrier;Antimicrobial secretions; Microorganism layer

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5
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How does the trachea defend the body against pathogens?

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Secrete mucus to trap pathogens + Cilia move mucus up the trachea to be removed

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How does the stomach defend the body against pathogens?

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Hydrochloric acid destroys microorganisms in mucus/food

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State the three ways in which white blood cells defend the body.

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Engulf pathogens + Produce antibodies + Produce antitoxins

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What are antibodies?

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Proteins that bind to specific antigens on pathogens

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What are antigens?

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Proteins on cell surface for cell recognition

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