B1 Topic 3 Pathogens and Antibiotics
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- Created on: 20-11-15 10:05
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2. Why does bacteria become resistant?
- DNA undergos mutations
- Due to variation in bacteria colonies, due to this some are resistant naturally to antibiotics causing certain bacteria to survive against antibiotics and then reproduce to make a popuation of resistant bacteria
- Tough cell walls
- They develop a hard shell made of calcium carbonate
3. What is a Vector?
- A method of pathogen transfer that invloves particles travelling on particles of air
- A coordinate on a map
- An animal that passes pathogens between people
- A type of Fungi
4. What is an Antiseptic?
- How bacteria becomes resistant to medicine
- A chemical substance that prevent pathogens from causing damage inside of the body
- A chemical substance that kills microorganisms outside of the body
- A method of passing pathogens between cattle
5. What is MRSA an example of?
- A Vector
- A principal called Movement Respiration Secretion Affection
- A bacteria that is resistant to antibiotics
- A chemical defence the body uses to protect itself against infection
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