Antibiotic Resistance OALH

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State the function of painkillers.

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State the type of medicine which can be used to treat salmonella (food poisoning).

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Name the vector which carries the plasmodium protist between humans.

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Name the piece of equipment used to measure the volume of a solution.

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If 257,000 bacteria are dividing in a population of 1 million, calculate this as a percentage.

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Explain how a vaccine causes immunity to a disease.

Key Knowledge

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Why are bacteria able to evolve rapidly?

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How do antibiotic resistant bacteria evolve?

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Name an antibiotic resistant bacterium.

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How can the rate of development of antibiotic resistance strains of bacteria be reduced?

Recall Quiz

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1. Antibiotic resistance develops…

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2. Antibiotic resistance is?

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3. People are increasing the rate at which bacteria populations are acquiring antibiotic resistance by:

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4. Which of the following is NOT a method to reduce the rate of development of antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria?

Application Task

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Summarise antibiotic resistance. (4 marks)
1 Antibiotic resistance means
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2 Bacteria become resistant to antibiotics _

3 These antibiotic resistant bacteria can become more prevalent because

4 An example of an antibiotic-resistant bacteria is ____

Plenary

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_____________ are disease causing organisms. They include bacteria, viruses, protists and fungi.

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_____________ can be used to treat bacteria but are not effective against viruses.

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Some bacteria have __ to become resistant to antibiotics. This means that antibiotics will not _ the bacteria.

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Antibiotic Resistance OALH

State the function of painkillers.

State the type of medicine which can be used to treat salmonella (food poisoning).

Name the vector which carries the plasmodium protist between humans.

Name the piece of equipment used to measure the volume of a solution.

If 257,000 bacteria are dividing in a population of 1 million, calculate this as a percentage.

Explain how a vaccine causes immunity to a disease.

Why are bacteria able to evolve rapidly?

How do antibiotic resistant bacteria evolve?

Name an antibiotic resistant bacterium.

How can the rate of development of antibiotic resistance strains of bacteria be reduced?

1. Antibiotic resistance develops…

2. Antibiotic resistance is?

3. People are increasing the rate at which bacteria populations are acquiring antibiotic resistance by:

4. Which of the following is NOT a method to reduce the rate of development of antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria?

Summarise antibiotic resistance. (4 marks)
1 Antibiotic resistance means
_______________
2 Bacteria become resistant to antibiotics _

3 These antibiotic resistant bacteria can become more prevalent because

4 An example of an antibiotic-resistant bacteria is ____

_____________ are disease causing organisms. They include bacteria, viruses, protists and fungi.

_____________ can be used to treat bacteria but are not effective against viruses.

Some bacteria have __ to become resistant to antibiotics. This means that antibiotics will not _ the bacteria.

Some bacteria are resistant to antibiotics. MRSA is an example of ___ bacteria. New _ need to be discovered that will destroy these _________.

State the function of painkillers.

State the type of medicine which can be used to treat salmonella (food poisoning).

Name the vector which carries the plasmodium protist between humans.

Name the piece of equipment used to measure the volume of a solution.

If 257,000 bacteria are dividing in a population of 1 million, calculate this as a percentage.

Explain how a vaccine causes immunity to a disease.

Why are bacteria able to evolve rapidly?

How do antibiotic resistant bacteria evolve?

Name an antibiotic resistant bacterium.

How can the rate of development of antibiotic resistance strains of bacteria be reduced?

1. Antibiotic resistance develops…

2. Antibiotic resistance is?

3. People are increasing the rate at which bacteria populations are acquiring antibiotic resistance by:

4. Which of the following is NOT a method to reduce the rate of development of antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria?

Summarise antibiotic resistance. (4 marks)
1 Antibiotic resistance means
_______________
2 Bacteria become resistant to antibiotics _

3 These antibiotic resistant bacteria can become more prevalent because

4 An example of an antibiotic-resistant bacteria is ____

_____________ are disease causing organisms. They include bacteria, viruses, protists and fungi.

_____________ can be used to treat bacteria but are not effective against viruses.

Some bacteria have __ to become resistant to antibiotics. This means that antibiotics will not _ the bacteria.

Some bacteria are resistant to antibiotics. MRSA is an example of ___ bacteria. New _ need to be discovered that will destroy these _________.

Antibiotic Resistance OALH

Antibiotic Resistance OALH

State the function of painkillers.

State the type of medicine which can be used to treat salmonella (food poisoning).

Name the vector which carries the plasmodium protist between humans.

Name the piece of equipment used to measure the volume of a solution.

If 257,000 bacteria are dividing in a population of 1 million, calculate this as a percentage.

Explain how a vaccine causes immunity to a disease.

Why are bacteria able to evolve rapidly?

How do antibiotic resistant bacteria evolve?

Name an antibiotic resistant bacterium.

How can the rate of development of antibiotic resistance strains of bacteria be reduced?

1. Antibiotic resistance develops…

2. Antibiotic resistance is?

3. People are increasing the rate at which bacteria populations are acquiring antibiotic resistance by:

4. Which of the following is NOT a method to reduce the rate of development of antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria?

_____________ are disease causing organisms. They include bacteria, viruses, protists and fungi.

_____________ can be used to treat bacteria but are not effective against viruses.

Some bacteria have ______________ to become resistant to antibiotics. This means that antibiotics will not _____________ the bacteria.

Some bacteria are resistant to ____ antibiotics. MRSA is an example of _____________ bacteria. New ___________ need to be discovered that will destroy these _____________.

State the function of painkillers.

State the type of medicine which can be used to treat salmonella (food poisoning).

Name the vector which carries the plasmodium protist between humans.

Name the piece of equipment used to measure the volume of a solution.

If 257,000 bacteria are dividing in a population of 1 million, calculate this as a percentage.

Explain how a vaccine causes immunity to a disease.

Why are bacteria able to evolve rapidly?

How do antibiotic resistant bacteria evolve?

Name an antibiotic resistant bacterium.

How can the rate of development of antibiotic resistance strains of bacteria be reduced?

1. Antibiotic resistance develops…

2. Antibiotic resistance is?

3. People are increasing the rate at which bacteria populations are acquiring antibiotic resistance by:

4. Which of the following is NOT a method to reduce the rate of development of antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria?

_____________ are disease causing organisms. They include bacteria, viruses, protists and fungi.

_____________ can be used to treat bacteria but are not effective against viruses.

Some bacteria have ______________ to become resistant to antibiotics. This means that antibiotics will not _____________ the bacteria.

Some bacteria are resistant to ____ antibiotics. MRSA is an example of _____________ bacteria. New ___________ need to be discovered that will destroy these _____________.

Some bacteria have __ to become resistant to antibiotics. This means that antibiotics will not _ the bacteria.

Some bacteria are resistant to antibiotics. MRSA is an example of ___ bacteria. New _ need to be discovered that will destroy these _________.

Some bacteria have __ to become resistant to antibiotics. This means that antibiotics will not _ the bacteria.

Some bacteria are resistant to antibiotics. MRSA is an example of ___ bacteria. New _ need to be discovered that will destroy these _________.