Chapter 5: Communicable Diseases II Flashcards

1
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How is salmonella spread?

A

salmonella is spread through undercooked food and poor hygiene

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2
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What are some symptoms of salmonella?

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  • fever
  • abdominal cramps
  • diarrhoea
  • vomiting
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3
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How is salmonella treated?

A

poultry is vaccinated

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4
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What is Gonorrhoea?

A

gonorrhoea is an STD

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5
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What are some symptoms of gonorrhoea?

A
  • thick green discharge from the penis and vagina

- pain on urination

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6
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How can gonorrhoea be treated?

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  • contraception

- antibiotics

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7
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What is Rose Black Spot?

A

This is a fungal disease of rose leaves that causes a purple or black spot that eventually causes the leaf to fall off

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How is Rose Black Spot spread?

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Spores of the fungus are spread into the environment, carried by the wind.

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9
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How is Rose Black Spot prevented?

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  • burning the effected leaves
  • chemical fungicides
  • breeding
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10
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What is malaria?

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Malaria is caused by parasitic protists and is spread by the bite of female mosquitos

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11
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What damage does malaria do?

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it damages:

  • blood
  • liver cells
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12
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What are the consequences of malaria?

A
  • fevers
  • shaking
  • death
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13
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How is malaria treated?

A
  • using insect nets
  • use insecticides to kill mosquitos
  • killing larvae
  • antimalarial drugs
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14
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Name three ways your skin defends your body

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  • your skin covers your body and acts as a barrier, as well as clot of blood when this barrier breaks
  • your skin produced antimicrobial secretions to destroy pathogens and bacteria
  • healthy skin is covered with microorganisms
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15
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How does your nose defend against pathogens?

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  • full of hairs

- mucus traps pathogens

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16
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How does the trachea and bronchi defend against pathogens?

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  • secrete mucus

- lining of the tubes is covered in cilia

17
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How does your stomach defend against pathogens?

A

-produces acid that destroys pathogens

18
Q

explain how white blood cells ingest pathogens

A

the white blood cell with ingest microorganisms and digest and destroy them

19
Q

explain how antibodies work

A

antibodies target particular bacteria or viruses and destroy them

20
Q

explain how producing toxins help your body

A

some white blood cells produce antitoxins that cancel out the toxins released by pathogens

21
Q

Name 2 things that aphids do

A
  • feed off of phloem sap

- transfer viruses, bacteria, fungi

22
Q

How can aphids be treated

A
  • chemical pesticides

- releasing insects that ingest aphids (like ladybugs)

23
Q

Name 3 ways that plant diseases can be detected

A
  • gardening manuals
  • laboratory tests
  • monoclonal antibodies
24
Q

Name 4 ways that a plant could defend itself against pathogens

A
  • cellulose cell walls
  • waxy cuticle
  • bark on trees
  • leaf fall
25
Q

Name 4 ways that a plant may protect itself from a herbivore

A
  • thorns make eating a plant painful
  • curling when touched scares herbivores
  • poisons make the herbivores feel unwell