Mock 1 Flashcards

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What do carbohydrates provide?

A

Energy.

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What does fat provide?

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Energy and insulation.

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What does protein provide?

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Growth and repair.

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4
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What is malnourishment?

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Unbalanced diet.

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What does malnourishment lead to?

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Being overweight or underweight and diseases.

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What can cause type 2 diabetes?

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Eating too much sugar and fat.

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What does type 2 diabetes do?

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Makes the person unable to control the sugar levels in their blood.

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How do you control type 2 diabetes?

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With a balanced diet, exercising and monitoring blood sugar levels.

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What happens when a person consumes more energy than they use?

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It turns into fat.

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Why is exercising healthy?

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Use up more energy and have a lower blood pressure.

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What is metabolic rate?

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The rate that all the chemical reactions in the cells in the body are carried out.

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What do you need for a higher metabolic rate?

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More energy.

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What is Cholesterol?

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A substance that our body creates from fat that we consume in our diet.

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What can too much cholesterol increase the chance of?

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Cardio-Vascular diseases.

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What are some examples of cardio-vascular diseases?

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Strokes and heart attacks.

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Where is the central nervous system?

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The brain and spinal cord.

17
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What are receptors?

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Cells that detect stimuli.

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What are neurones?

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What is a relay neurone?

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A neurone in the central nervous system that carries the impulse from a sensory neurone to a motor neurone.

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What is a motor neurone?

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A nerve cell that transmits a nerve impulse from the central nervous system to an effector.

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What is an effector?

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A muscle or gland that brings out an response.

22
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What are synapses?

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The junctions between nerve cells.

23
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What are plants sensitive to?

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Light, moisture and gravity.

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What do their roots grow towards?

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Moisture and the direction of the force of gravity.

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What is an example of a plant hormone?
Auxin.
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What does auxin affect in the shoots?
It increases cell growth which causes the root to curve towards the light.
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What does auxin affect in the roots?
It slows cell growth which causes the root to curve away from the stimulus.
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How are drugs tested?
Laboratory tests using cells, tissues and live animals. Human volunteers.
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What happened to babies if their mother took thalidomide during pregnancy?
They were often born with limb abnormalities.
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What was thalidomide originally used as?
A sleeping pill.
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Why was thalidomide banned?
Because of the abnormalities it caused in babies.
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What are pathogens?
Micro-organisms that cause infectious diseases.