exam questions Flashcards

1
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instead of saying “amount” of something what should you say?

A

mass or volume

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2
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why would a dosage be calculated per unit mass?

A

takes into account different masses which allows comparison

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3
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explain how antibodies were produced when the mice were injected with sheep red blood cells (3) (testing knowledge of humoral response)

A

1) sheep red blood cells act as antigen presenting cells/ have antigens on their surface
2) antigens are proteins which are foreign to the mice/ non self antigens
3) stimulate B cells to produce antibodies

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4
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a newspaper suggests the data shows taking a drug will give people increased immunity. Why is this not true? (3)

A

1) response only observed in mice
2) not all disease is caused by pathogens/ cured by antibodies
3) specific disease organisms not investigated

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5
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suggest the ways a student could improve the quality of their scientific drawing (4)

A

1) add more labels
2) no shading
3) use single lines/ no sketching lines
4) add magnification/scale bar

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6
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the damselfly larvae is a carnivore that actively hunts prey…explain how the presence of gills adapts the damselfly to its way of life (2)

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1) damselfly larvae will have a higher metabolic and respiratory rate as they are predators
2) so they will use up more oxygen so therefore need the adaptation of gills to obtain oxygen from water

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7
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what is the difference between a correlation and a causal relationship?

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causation indicates that one variable increases/ decreases as a result of the other variable

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