Clinical trials And Human Defence Systems Flashcards

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What happens to additional energy ingested by food when exercising?

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Additional energy from ingesting food is burned off and balanced out during exercise.

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What happens if you consume more energy than burning energy in exercising less regularly?

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Fatty deposits will accumulate around the artery walls.
Narrowing them.
This will restrict blood flow and oxygen.

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What are the 2 side-effects you have an increased chance of getting if you exercise less regularly and eat more food?

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Stroke or coronary heart disease.

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What happens to the breathing rate/volume during rigorous exercise?

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Breathing rate and volume of each breath increases to bring more oxygen into the body and remove carbon dioxide.

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What happens to the heart during rigorous exercise?

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The heart rate increases to pump more oxygen around the body and remove carbon dioxide.

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Why do muscles respire anaerobically during anaerobic exercise?

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The heart and the muscles cannot supply sufficient oxygen.

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What is produced by anaerobic respiration during rigorous exercise?

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Lactic acid is produced from glucose.

The more you respire anaerobically, the more lactic acid builds up. This produces oxygen debt.

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What are the effects of oxygen debt from rigorous exercise?

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The body suffers from muscle fatigue because the body stores of glycogen are low.
Muscles continue to contract. But less efficiently.

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What are the effects of inserting a small amount of inactive pathogen in a vaccination?

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This causes white blood cells to produce complimentary antibodies.
They target and attach to the pathogen.

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What happens in clinical trials?

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When two groups: the test group and control group receive different drugs.

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Which group in a clinical trial receives a placebo?

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The control group receives the placebo.

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What are the costs of Drug C used to treat AMD in the UK?

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Drug C is cost efficient. It is less expensive than the others.

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What are the safety concerns of Drug C used to treat AMD in the UK?

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It may be toxic. May have harmful side effects.

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What are the dosage concerns of Drug C used to treat AMD in the UK?

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Must be closely controlled. If the dose is too high, it may be toxic for the patient.

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What is the efficacy concern of Drug C used to treat AMD in the UK?

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May not be as effective as the other drugs.

It may not improve symptoms as greatly.

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What are the demographic concerns of Drug C used to treat AMD in the UK?

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It may not have been tested for the UK’s target population.

It may react differently based on ethnicity.