Biology 1.1 Healthy Living 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyHealthy livingGCSEAQA Created by: meganjohnson2908Created on: 01-04-15 19:29 what cells help to defend against pathogens? white blood cells 1 of 22 white blood cells ingest pathogens, produce antibodies, and produce? antitoxins 2 of 22 when a dead or inactive dose of a virus is inserted into someones body it is called a what? vaccination 3 of 22 who recognised the importance of hand washing? Semmelweiss 4 of 22 what are microorganisms that create infectious disease called? pathogens 5 of 22 name an antibiotic resistant strain of bacteria MRSA 6 of 22 how does the resistant sprain of bacteria spread? rapidly 7 of 22 what do you pass an inoculating loop through to sterilise it? flame 8 of 22 MMR stands for measles, mumps and _______? rubella 9 of 22 if a persons diet is unbalance they are ____________ malnourished 10 of 22 what temperatures produce a more rapid growth of microorganisms? high 11 of 22 malnourishment may lead to a person being overweight, __________ or lead to defiency diseases like type 2 diabetes underweight 12 of 22 what is bacteria becoming resistant to? antibiotics 13 of 22 petri dishes and culture media must be _________ before use to kill unwanted organisms sterilised 14 of 22 what damages the cells in which they reproduce? viruses 15 of 22 are you healthier if you do more or less exercise, as a general rule? more 16 of 22 which type of diabetes can be caused by being malnourished? two 17 of 22 what medicines relieve the symptoms of infectious diseases? painkillers 18 of 22 what is the rate at which chemical reactions in the body take place? metabolic 19 of 22 the lid of the petri dish should be sealed with tape to prevent any __________ contamination 20 of 22 metabolic rate may be affected by muscle to fat ratio, amount of exercise and ___________ factors inherited 21 of 22 levels of what may also be affected by inherited factors? cholestrol 22 of 22
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