Biology B3 Infection and Response
Q. What are Pathogens
A. Pathogens are microbes that cause disease by releasing toxins or destroying cells.
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Biology B3 Infection and Response
Q. List 4 ways in which disease can be spread.
A. Any 4 from the following: Contact, Waterborne, Airborne, Vectors, Contaminated Food and Indirect Contact.
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Q. List the four types of pathogens.
A. Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses and Protists
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Q. Name a disease caused by bacteria, a disease caused by a virus and a disease caused by a fungus
A. Bacteria: Cholera, Virus: Flu, Fungus: Athletes Foot.
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Q. How do white blood cells defend our body from disease
A. Phagocytes engulf pathogens and dissolve them, Lymphocytes release antibodies which destroy and weaken pathogens alongside antitoxins which neutralise toxins.
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Q. How do vaccinations make someone immune/resistant to a disease.
A. They inject you with a weakened form of a disease so your body can learn to respond to an illness without symptoms.
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Biology B3 Infection and Response
Q. List 4 ways in which disease can be spread.
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A. Any 4 from the following: Contact, Waterborne, Airborne, Vectors, Contaminated Food and Indirect Contact.
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Biology B3 Infection and Response
Q. List the four types of pathogens.
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Biology B3 Infection and Response
Q. Name a disease caused by bacteria, a disease caused by a virus and a disease caused by a fungus
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Biology B3 Infection and Response
Q. How do white blood cells defend our body from disease
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