B6.3.4 Flashcards

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What is athlete’s foot caused by

A

It’s caused by a group of parasitic fungi called dermatophytes.

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How is athlete’s food spread

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Athlete’s foot is very contagious

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3
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What are the symptoms of athletes foot

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Cracking, flaking and itchy skin.

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4
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What is food poisoning caused by

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It is caused by the growth of microorganisms in food

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What are the three main groups of bacteria causing food poisoning

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Campylobacter
Salmonella
E.Coli

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How are these bacteria killed

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Thorough cooking kills them

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What are symptoms of food poisoning

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Stomach pains, diarrhoea, vomiting and fever.

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How are STIs passed from one person to another

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They are passed through unprotected sex or genital fluids. They are passed on through bodily fluids or by skin on skin contact.

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What is chlamydia

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Caused by bacteria
Symptoms - pain when urinating, discharge from penis or vagina
Treatment - antibiotics

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What is gonorrhoea

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Caused by bacteria
Symptoms - burning pain when urinating, vaginal discharge
Treatment - antibiotics

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What is genital herpes

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Caused by a virus
Symptoms - painful blisters or sores
No cure

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What is HIV

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Caused by a virus
Symptoms - weakened immune system often resulting in AIDs
No cure

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What is the difference between HIV and aids

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HIV invades white blood cells and reproduces inside the cells. This weakens your immune system, as the affected cells should be producing antibodies but can’t. AIDs is the final stage of HIV infection, where the body can no longer fight life-threatening infections.

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