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Vaccinations y8 OALH

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Recall Quiz

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What is the name of cells in the body that are responsible for engulfing pathogens? (1)

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What is the name of the protein that is produced by the cells of the immune system that ‘marks’ pathogens? (1)

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Explain how we can prevent bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics. (3)

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Explain how we can prevent bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics. (3)

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What is the ‘resolution’ on a piece of equipment? (1)

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Convert 7kW to W (1)

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Challenge: Explain why antibodies are classed as a specific type of defence.

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What is a vaccine?

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How is the vaccine introduced into the person’s body?

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What does the vaccination stimulate?

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What is immunity?

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How can vaccinations help to prevent the spread of disease?

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A. A vaccine is a…

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B. What does the vaccine stimulate?

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C. Immunity is when the same pathogen re-enters the body the white blood cells respond quickly to produce the correct ________, preventing ________.

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D. How can vaccinations help to prevent the spread of disease?