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Core Biology (AQA)
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Revision Mind Map for Core Biology with GCSE Exam Board AQA
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Core Biology (AQA)
Cause of Dieases
Infectious Dieases
Caused by Pathogens (Bacteria, Fungi, Virus, Protozoa)
Can be transferred from person to person
Contact
Spreading (e.g Sneezing)
Food and Water
Examples
Flu
Wooping Cough
Measles
HIV/Aids
Non-infectious Dieases
Can not be transferred
Can be caused by
Genetic Disorders
Cancer
Tumors
Man-made/Enviromental via
Diet
Surroundings
Fighting Infections
Ignaz Semmelweis
Research
Looking Into Deaths in Hospitals
Nurses and Doctors didn't wash hands
What he did?
Germ Theory
Developed by Lister and Pasteur
Antiseptics
Antibiotics
Developed to kill pathogens
Powerful Medicens
Positives
Quick Treatment for illness
Multiple antibiotics for multiple illness
Negatives
Creates resistant pathogens
Can't kill of viruses
Prevents development of Immune System
Superbugs (Resistant bacteria)
Resistant to Antibiotics
Can be caused by overuse of antibiotics
How does it occur
Natural Occurrence of Resistants
Evolution after taking antibiotics
How to Prevent
Finish taking all antibiotics
Don't take antibiotics for minor illnesses
Research against Micro-Organisms
Safety
Sterilization
Incubation
Keywords
Agar Jelly
Antibiotics
Antifungal
Antiseptic
Diet and Exercise
Vitamins and Minerals
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin B
Calcium
Iron
What humans need in diet
Minerals
Vitamins
Fibre
Water
Carbohydrates
Fats
Protiens
Deficiency
Lack of energy causes malnourishment
Too Fat
Too Thin
Symptoms
Drowsiness
Fainting
Physical wear on body
Metabolic Rate
Chemical Reactions in body = Metabolism
Rate at which chemical reactions take place = metabolic rate
Factors
Taller = Higher Rate
Natural Inheritance
Overweight = Higher Rate
Immunity and Immunisation
Barriers
Skin
Tears
Blood Clotting
Stomach Acid
Mucus
White Blood Cells
Phagocytes - Ingest
Lymphocytes - Produce antbodies/antitoxins
Antibodies
Each Pathogens has antigens
Made of proteins
Created by Immune System
Immunisation
Vaccinations
Add dead/inactive pathogen
Immune System works against the vaccination
Now Protected against real/live
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