Biology Book 2 Only Lesson 1 Flashcards

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1
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What does it mean for a disease to be communicable

A

Can be transmitted from one person to another

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What does it mean for a disease to be non-communicable

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Cannot be transmitted from one person to another

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3
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What are 4 examples of comunicable disease

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Measles
Mumps
Rubella
Malaria

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4
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What are 4 examples of non- communicable diseases

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Cancer
Heart attack
Diabetes
Asthma

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5
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Pathogens are

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Microbes that cause harm

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6
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What are the three main pathogens

A

Bacteria
Fungi
Virus

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7
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What shape are cocci bacteria

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Spherical

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8
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What shape are bacilli bacteria

A

Rod-shaped

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9
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What shape are spirochete bacteria

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Spirals

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10
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What do some Bactria have to help with movement

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Flagellum

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11
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What are some of the harmful affects of bacteria

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Causes diseases like salmonella, tuberculosis and bacterial infections can be treated with antibiotics. They also chase food to go off

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12
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How can bacteria be useful for human

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Yogurt production - bacteria ferments the lactose in milk into acid which gives yogurt tangy taste
Sewage treatment- bacteria breaks down waste into simpler compounds, creating less waste
Genetic engineering- bacteria is used to replicate modified DNA , creating things like insulin

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13
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What does a virus look like

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A head capsule with DNA with a long tail at the end a plate is attached

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14
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Why are viruses dangerous

A

They cause many diseases including
Chicken pox
Mumps
AIDS
and flu viruses can change into many different forms meaning that you cannot be immune to the flu

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15
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How is a virus useful for humans

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Genetic engineering

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16
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What do fungi look like

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A seed with a network of thread forming a structure called mycelium

17
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Why are fungi useful to humans

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Yeast - for baking and brewing industry’s
Fungi is a,so used to make cheese -smelly blue cheese

18
Q

What are the 4 ways pathogens can be spread

A

Airborne
Direct contact
Indirect contact
In water