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B1 - Diet, Disease + Drugs
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Diet, Disease + Drugs
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B1 - Diet, Disease + Drugs
Diet and Disease
Healthy Diet
Contains the right amount + proportions of NUTRIENTS + energy that the body needs
No Balanced Diet
Malnourished
Food Contains
Carbohydrates, Fats + Protein
Uses in Body
Release Energy
Provide Nutrients to build Cells
Mineral Ions + Vitamins
Needed in Small Amounts so cells can work properly
Effects on Health from Food
Overweight or Underweight
Type 2 Diabetes
Controlling Mass
Metabolic Rate
The rate at which all the chemical reactions are carried out in the body
Affected by
Muscle
Exercise
Inherited Factors
Men usually have higher rate than women of same mass
Muscle cells use more energy than other cells
Energy
Body gains energy from eating food
Energy used during exercise
Balance between energy taken in + energy used affects your mass
More energy used than gained in food
Body loses mass
More energy gained than used
Body gains mass
Lifestyle + Disease
Lifestyle
The way we live, including what we eat and do which affects how active we are
Lifestyle factors can harm health + lead to disease
Someone who exercises regularly is more likely to stay healthy than a person who doesn't
Inherited Factors
Not lifestyle factors but can affect health
eg. some people have genes that give them higher blood cholesterol than others
Pathogens and Infection
Microorganisms that cause disease = PATHOGENS
Pathogens include bacteria and viruses
Pathogens can reproduce rapidly once inside body
Large Numbers of Pathogens make us ill
Semmelweis
Doctor in mid-1800s
Wondered why many women died of infection after childbirth
Insisted doctors wash hands between patients
Immune System
Body has different ways to protect itself against Pathogens
IMMUNE SYSTEM helps protect body against pathogens
WHITE BLOOD CELLS part of Immune System
Antibodies
Produced by WHITE BLOOD CELLS + are specific to a pathogen
This means they can only destroy that kind of pathogen
They can't destroy any other kind of bacteria or virus
Immunisiation
Makes someone immune to certain disease
Vaccination
Someone Immune by Vaccine
MMR VACCINE makes children immune to Measles, Mumps + Rubella for the rest of their lives
Vaccine
1. Vaccine contains a dead or weakened form of disease
2. Causes White Blood Cells make antibodies
3. White Blood Cells can remember the antibodies if the live pathogen infects
Mutations of Pathogens
1. Produces new strain of pathogen
2. Antibodies against the old strain may not recognise the new strain
3. People vaccinated against old strain not immune to new strain
4. New Strain may spread rapidly causing epidemic/pandemic
Treating Diseases
Some medicines, eg. Painkillers, only treat symtoms
Cannot kill Pathogens
Antiboitics
Using
Kills Pathogens
Specific antibiotic treats a specific bacteria
Deaths have decreased since antibiotics
Antibiotic Resistance
1. Mutation can produce new antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria
2. When used non-resistant bacteria die
3. Resistant bacteria increases, new antibiotic needed
4. No new antibiotic, bacteria spreads
Cultures
Disinfectants + Antibiotics can be studied using cultures of microrganisms
Other microorganisms from the air can contaminate cultures
Prevention of contamination
1. Sterilise
kills microorganisms
2. Sterilise Inoculating Loops
Sealing Petri Dish
Stops microorganisms from getting in
Drugs
New Drugs
Chemicals that affect how the body works
New MEDICAL DRUGS must be tested before they can be prescribed
1. Possible Drug made
2. Computer Simulation - cells
reduces animal testing
3. Cells, Tissue - toxin works
4. Research - focus on diseases
5. Animal - living organisms/ side effects
6. Long-term use - effects
7. i) Human - safety
Healthy, small number of patients
ii) Small number - disease - effective, safe
iii) Large number
iv) Long-term
8. Licence
Good Medicine
Safe
Stable
Taken in + Removed by body
Effective
Placebo
Some trials, given Placebo
Does not contain drug
Results compared to results with drug
Thalidomide + Statins
Medical Drugs
Using
1. Developed as a Sleeping Pill
2. Also used to treat morning sickness during pregnancy
3. Caused severe limb deformities in babies
4. Thalidomide was banned
treats Leprosy, Auto-immune diseases + Cancer
Recreational Drugs
Used for effect not medical purpose
Cannabis
Usually burned + smoke breathed in
Smoke contains chemials
Causes mental illness for regular users
Addiction
Some drugs, eg. heroin + cocaine, very addictive
Changes Chemical Processes in body which makes someone dependant on the drug
Use more of the drug to gain effect
Stop using drug - withdrawal symptoms
Drugs and Health
Drugs evaluated by comparing beneficial + harmful effects
Decides which has greater impact
Impact of Drugs
More people treated in Hospital for effects of legal drugs, eg. tobacco + alcohol, than use of illegal drugs
Because more people smoke or misuse alcohol
More suffer harm from tobacco + alcohol
Drugs in Sport
Some drugs affect Sporting Performance
Stimulants
Increase rate of body functions
eg. Heart Rate
Anabolic Steriods
Stimulate muscle growth
Bans in Sport
Use to improve performance in sport competition - considered UNETHICAL
Reasons
Side effects harm athletes
Drugs give unfair advantage over other athletes
Some drugs affect performances are legal + can be prescribed
Still banned in Sport Competitions
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