CHAPTER 5 Flashcards

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1
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what are communicable diseases caused by

A

pathogens such as bacteria and viruses

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2
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how can diet affect diet

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too little food or nutrients = anaemia or deficiency diseases

too much = cancers or type 2 diabetes

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3
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how can stress affect health

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heart disease, cancers and mental health problems

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4
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examples of life situations that affect health

A
financial status 
gender
ethnicity 
hygiene 
sanitation
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5
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what is health

A

physical and mental well being

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6
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what are pathogens

A

microorganisms that cause disease

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7
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what is different between viruses and bacteria

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viruses take over living cells to reproduce

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8
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how are pathogens spread through air

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sneezing and droplets travelling through the air

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9
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how are diseases spread

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through air contact and water

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10
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what is binary fission

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how bacteria divide

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11
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why are microorganisms cultures <25 degrees

A

stops spreading to human

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12
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what did Semmelweis do

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told surgeons to wash hands

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13
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what did joseph lister discover

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antiseptic

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14
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examples of hygiene to stop disease spreading

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hand washing
keeping raw meat separate
using tissues

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15
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ways to stop disease spreading

A

hygiene
isolating infected individuals
destroying/ controlling vectors
vaccines

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16
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problems of measles

A

no cure

possible blindness and brain damage

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17
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characteristics of hiv aids

A

HIV is a flu like virus that immune system

progresses to aids where immune system is severely damaged

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18
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how can hiv be presented

A

condoms, not sharing needles, screening blood

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19
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characteristics of tobacco mosaic virus

A

distinctive pattern on leaves
spread between contact
no treatment

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20
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characteristics of salmonella

A

bacteria found in raw meat and egg
symptoms include cramps and sickness
diarrhoea

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21
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characteristics of gonorrhoea

A

STD
spread by unprotected sex
symptoms include green discharge
bacterial so killed by antibiotics

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22
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examples of bacterial diseases in plants

A

crown galls

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23
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fungal diseases in humans

A

few but include athletes foot

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24
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characteristics of rose black spot

A

fungal disease

purple or black spots

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25
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why is rose black spot so bad

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leaves turn yellow and drop = less photosynthesis

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26
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what is a protist

A

what the vector transfers

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27
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how is skin adapted to stop microorganisms

A

acts as a barrier
layer of dead skin cells
antibacterial secretions

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28
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how is the respiratory system adapted against microorganisms

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nose full of hairs which trap pathogens
mucus
stomach acid

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29
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what are the three roles of wbcs

A

ingest microorganisms
produce antibodies
produce antitoxins

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30
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what is an aphid

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insects that penetrate into phloem and feed on sap

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31
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what does a lack of magnesium lead to

A

yellow leaves - chlorosis

32
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what does a nitrate deficiency do

A

limited growth

33
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what does phosphorous do

A

healthy roots

34
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physical barriers of plants

A

cell walls tough waxy cuticle
layer of dead cells
dropping leaves
mimicry ill plants

35
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name 3 viral diseases

A

measles
HIV
tobacco
mosaic virus

36
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how is measles spread

A

bodily fluids

37
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symptoms of measles

A

red rash fever

38
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how is hiv spread

A

sexual contact

39
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symptoms of hiv

A

flu like symptoms

40
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what does hiv do

A

attacks immune system

41
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why is hiv so bad

A

it can turn into aids where your body cant defend itself against diseases

42
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symptoms of tmv

A

mosaic pattern of plant leaves

43
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why is tmv so bad

A

the discolouration of leaves mean the plant cant photosynthesise so it affects growth

44
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name a fungal disease that attacks plants

A

rose black spot

45
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symptoms of rose black spot

A

purple or black spots grow on plants

46
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why is rose black spot so bad

A

it causes the leaves to drop off so plant cant photosynthesise and grow

47
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how is rbs spread

A

water or air

48
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name a disease cause by a protist

A

malaria

49
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how does malaria spread

A

a protist carrying that disease attaches to a mosquito and so when the mosquito feeds off a human it transmits the disease

50
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symptoms of malaria

A

fever

51
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how to prevent malaria

A

mosquito nets insecticide

52
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how to prevent rbs

A

fungicides and removing infected plant

53
Q

how to prevent measles

A

vaccination

54
Q

name two bacterial diseases

A

salmonella

gonorrhoea

55
Q

symptoms of salmonella

A

fever stomach cramps

sickness diarrhoea

56
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how is salmonella caught

A

by eating contaminated food

57
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how to prevent salmonella

A

cook food properly

vaccinate chickens

58
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how is gonorrhoea spread

A

sexual contact

59
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symptoms of gonorrhoea

A

painful urination

green or yellow discharge

60
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why is gonorrhoea now trickier to prevent

A

strains of it have become resistant to penicillin

61
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how to prevent getting gonorrhoea

A

use barrier methods of contraception antibiotics

62
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how to reduce spread of disease

A

hygiene
destroy vectors
isolation
vaccination

63
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what is phagocytosis

A

when wbc engulf pathogens

64
Q

what can a bad diet cause

A

type 2 diabetes or cancers

65
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what can stress cause

A

heart disease
cancer
mental problems

66
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what can bad sanitation cause

A

diarrhoea

67
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how do pathogens make you ill

A

produce toxins

take over cells

68
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what is a mutation

A

a change in dna

69
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what is a culture medium

A

contains nutrients for bacteria to grow

70
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although a disinfectant may kill the most bacteria why might it not be best

A

could be toxic or harmful too humans

71
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symptoms of measles

A

fever and rash

72
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what is measles caused by

A

droplet infection

73
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symptoms of diseases in plants 4

A

spots of leaves
stunted growth
tumours
discolouration

74
Q

how does nicotine cause you to become addicted to smoking

A

it alters chemical processes in the body

75
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what is a pandemic

A

a disease affecting people in many countries

76
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what is thalidomide now used to treat

A

leprosy