health and disease Flashcards
make plan for 40 obese people and diet
weigh 40 obese
half diet half normal
after 30 days re weigh
guy 1 has better BMI less fat and more excercise than guy 2
explain why guy 2 has more chance of getting cardiovascular disease
Higher BMI so less blood flow to heart
explain why smoking lead to cardiovascular disease
damage to aveoli so less surface area for lungs for gas exchange
fatty deposits to arteries so more likely stroke
nictotine imcrease heart rate and blood pressure
more chance of blood clotting
explain immunity
white blood cells produce antibodies for that antigen so next time get it memory lymphocytes are produced which provides immunity
explain the effect on penicillin on bacterial and human cells
prevents bacteria from splitting to make a new cell wall and human dont have cell wall so unaffected
red blood cell used for blood transfusion
explain why storage solution solutes needs to be same as red blood cell solutes
prevent water moving in or out the red blood cell by osmosis which could damage the cell
vector def
organisms that can carry on pass on disease without catching it) mosquito
how can the spread of cd be reduced
killing vectors
isolating individuals
hygiene
white blood cell what does it do
white blood cells track
bind engulf (phagocytosis)
anti toxins bind and counteract toxins
antibodies for that antigen which bind and destroy antigens
monoclonal antibodies core prac
inject animal (mouse) with antigen that we want our antibodies to bind to
let animal develop immune response then isolate their b-lymphocytes
combine those blymphocytes with fast dividing tumour cells to form hybridoma cells
let hybridoma Cells to divide rapidly in a petri dish
collect and purify the antibodies they produce
what is an STD and symptoms and how cure
bacteria
pain when piss
yellow/green discharge
use antibiotics like peneicillin
what is malaria
protist
form mosquitoes
stop by destroying mosquito breeding sites
use mosquito repellent
kill mosquito with insect icicles
human physical and chem barrier and function
cilia- ciliated cells. The ciliated cells waft their hairs move mucus and pathogens upwards towards the throat where it is swallowed into your stomach.
goblet cells- create the mucus in order to trap pathogens. The production of mucus in your airways is a physical barrier.
mucus. This traps pathogens before they can enter the lungs.
skin-secretes oil and covers whole body physically stopping pathogens entering
hydrochloric acid- strong enough to kill any pathogens that have been caught in mucus in the airways or consumed in food or water
rose black spot
fungal disease
purple black spots on leaves that turn yellow nd fall off
reduces photosynthesis
spray infected with fungicides
physical plsnt cahnges from disease
stunted growth
discolour
patches of decay
abnormal growth
explain how gastric band helps person loose weight
- reduces the volume of the stomach
(1) - so it reduces food intake (1)
- so stored {fat/lipids} is used up (1
explain 2 precautions a doctor should take when treating a patient who is infected with streptococcus
wash hands after contact (1)
* avoid direct contact / wear
{gloves/protective clothes} (1)
* wear a (protective) mask (1)
* sterilise equipment {before
/after} use (1)
explain why the antibiotic myxopyronin can be used to treat bacterial infections in humans
antibiotics destroy bacteria /
prevent them reproducing
- doesn’t affect human cells
cells - prevents production of mRNA
- during transcription
- no protein
synthesis
describe how scientist could determine the effectiveness of myxopronin on 2 species of bacteria
spread the bacteria on a different agar plate,
add myxopyronin discs and incubate the
plates (1)
compare the zone of
inhibition (1)
describe lytic pathway and how causes spread
Lytic lifecycle
- virus binds to host cells
- inserts genetic material into the host cell
- use the cells machinery to produce viral proteins
- use the cells machinery to produce nucleic acids
- components assemble into new viral particles
- viruses exit the cell through the host cell membrane
- or causes lysis of the host cell
- allows production of many virus particles
Spread of infection - virus particles leave the host
- virus released into body fluids
- spread through airborne droplets/contact
- allowing spread to another host