C3.2 Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
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how are blood clots formed

A

conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin by thrombin and trapping of erythrocytes to form a clot.

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where are lymphocytes found

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in blood circling around and in lymph nodes

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3
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why do antibiotics not work w virus’s

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cause they attack metabolism and cell walls

that virusus dont have

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4
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a vaccine provides

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immunity to a specific disease by mimicing action of antigen to create memory B cells (causing quick action if pathogen is encounted)

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5
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Immunisation is……

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the process where our bodies develop immunity
and become resistant to a disease

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6
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a quicker immune response can be caused by

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multiple dose vaccines as it can create long-lived antibidies and more antibodies in blood

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a zoonosis is

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An infection that can be transmitted from non-human animals
(known as the reservoir) to humans

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What kind of pathogens can cause a zoonosis?

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can be Viral, bacterial, fungal or protist pathogens

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9
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what can cause spillovers

A

Handling wild animals, consuming their meat, poaching, animal
markets and deforestation

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10
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Tuberculosis

caused by
spreads from
through…
leads to

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Caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria

ii) Zoonotic tuberculosis is a form that can spread from cattle to
humans

iii) Through contaminated food like untreated dairy products

iv) Leads to cough, chest pains, coughing up blood and phlegm
(impacts lungs)

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rabies

caused by
spreads from
through…
leads to

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Caused by rabies virus RABV

spreads from infected (rabid) animal through bites/scratches

Virus is present in saliva of the animal and enters the human,
impacting nervous system

Transmitted from bats, raccoons, foxes and dogs

Symptoms of fever and headache, which develop into
neurological issues, agitation, hallucinations, salivation
(impacts brain).

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Japanese Encephalitis

caused by
spreads from
through…
leads to

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Zoonotic disease caused by japanese encephalitis virus
ii) Infects pigs/aquatic wading birds

iii) Passes from these animals to humans (and also dogs, cattle,
sheep and horses) by bite of an infected mosquito.

(1) Not passed from human to human

iv) Symptoms of fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, muscle pain
(impacts brain, stomach).

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13
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covid -19

caused by
spreads from
through…
leads to

A

Virus that causes respiratory diseases

ii) Transmitted from bats, with intermediate host being civets
and pangolins (seen in exotic markets)

iii) Then spreads to humans
iv) From humans can
spread to cats, dogs, tigers and gorillas

v) Symptoms of fever, chills, cough, fatigue, nausea, vomiting,
aches (impacts lungs, brain).

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14
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herd immunity

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Indirect immunity from an infectious disease

that happens when a large proportion of the population are immune to the infection

either by vaccination or previous infection(s)

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15
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percentage change formula

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((new-old)/old) x 100

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16
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percentage difference fomula

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(v1-v2) / (v1+v2)