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year nine - medicine and disease
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Pathogens
Microorganisms
that
cause
disease
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Microorganism
An
organism
that
is
too
small
to
be
seen
with
the
naked
eye
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Communicable diseases
Diseases
caused
by
pathogens
that
are
passed
from
one
person
to
another
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Non-communicable diseases
Diseases
that
cannot
be
passed
from
one
person
to
another
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Factors that can affect health (apart from disease)
Lifestyle
Life
experience
Genetic
disposition
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Where bacteria and viruses reproduce
Inside your body
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Where viruses live and reproduce
Inside
your
cells
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Viral diseases
AIDS
/
HIV
Measles
Tobacco Mosaic Virus
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Initial symptoms of HIV
A
flu-like
illness
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Part of the body HIV affects
The immune system
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How HIV is spread
By
sexual
contact
or exchange
of
body fluids
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How HIV is prevented
Using
condoms
,
not
sharing
needles
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Why bacteria make you feel ill
They
produce
toxins
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Toxin
A
poison
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Bacterial diseases
examples
Salmonella
Gonorrhoea
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Type of disease salmonella causes
Food poisoning
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Symptoms of salmonella food poisoning
Fever
,
abdominal
cramps
,
vomiting
and diarrhoea
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How salmonella food poisoning is prevented
Cooking
chicken
well,
and
by
vaccinating
chickens
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Fungus
An
organism
made
of
cells
which
are
neither
animal
nor
plant
cells
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Fungal disease example:
Rose
black
spot
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Symptoms of rose black spot
Purple
or
black
spots
on
the
leaves
,
which
turn
yellow
and
fall off early
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How rose black spot is spread
By
water
or
wind
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How rose black spot is prevented
Use
a
fungicide
or
remove
the
infected
leaves
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Protists
A
type
of
single
celled
organism
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What malaria causes
Reoccurring
episodes
of
fever
and
death
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Vector
An
animal
that
can
carry
a
pathogen
between
infected
individuals
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How the spread of malaria is controlled
By
preventing
mosquitos
from
breeding
and
by
using
mosquito nets
to avoid
being
bitten
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Painkillers
Medicines
that
stop
the
pain
from
diseases
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Painkiller examples:
Aspirin
and
paracetamol
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Antibiotics
Medicines
that kill
bacteria
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