Diseases 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyMicrobes and diseaseGCSEAQA Created by: Snowy271Created on: 25-10-18 14:05 What is the treatment for Crown galls? Remove affected areas and seal to prevent further infection 1 of 27 Name the three bacterial diseases Gonorrhoea, Salmonella and crown galls 2 of 27 Which disease is caused by a protist? Malaria 3 of 27 How is malaria spread? Mosquitos (vectors) transfer the pathogen into the blood 4 of 27 What are the viral diseases? Measles, HIV and Tobacco Mosaic Virus 5 of 27 What are the fungal diseases? Rose black spot, Athlete's Foot 6 of 27 What is the treatment for Tobacco Mosaic Virus? There is no treatment- affected plants should be removed to prevent further infection 7 of 27 What is the treatment for measles? There is no treatment: it clears in around 7-10 days 8 of 27 How is Crown Galls spread? Bacteria insert their plasmids into plant cells causing growth. It is spread through splash droplets, soil, wind rain ect 9 of 27 What are the symptoms of Tobacco Mosaic Virus? Mosaic pattern of discolouration on the leaves 10 of 27 What are the symptoms of Salmonella? Vomiting, cramps, diarrohoea within 48 hours of digestion 11 of 27 How is Tobacco Mosaic Virus Spread? Contact between diseased plants and healthy plants and insects can act as vectors 12 of 27 What are the symptoms of Rose Black Spot? Purple/black spots on rose leaves 13 of 27 What is the cure for HIV? There is no cure but anti-retro viral drugs can help slow progress to the AIDs stage of the disease 14 of 27 How is measles spread? Droplets (Sneezing, coughing) 15 of 27 What are the symptoms of gonorrhoea? Thick yellow/green discharge from genitals and pain during urination 16 of 27 How is Salmonella spread? Raw meat, pultry, eggs, unhygienic conditions 17 of 27 What are the symptoms of Crown galls? Masses of undifferentiated cells growing between roots and shoots 18 of 27 How is Malaria treated? Combination of drugs (which don't always work) 19 of 27 What are the symptoms of measles? Runny nose, sneezing, coughing, red eyes and sensitivity to light, fever, small greyish-white spots on inside of cheeks, red blotchy rash 20 of 27 How is Rose Black spot spread? Spores of the fungus are carried by the wind 21 of 27 How is Gonorrhoea treated? With anti-biotics 22 of 27 How is Rose Black Spot treated? Chemical fungicides 23 of 27 What are the symptoms of Malaria? Headache, fever, fatigue, pain, chills, sweating, cough, vomiting, nausea 24 of 27 How is HIV spread? Unprotected sexual contact, inherited, sharing injecting equipment/contaminated blood transfusions 25 of 27 What are the symtpms of HIV? Flu-like symptoms, severe cough 26 of 27 How is Gonorrhoea spread? Unprotected sexual contact 27 of 27
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