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Do not write in margin TOTAL / DISEASES / IMMUNOLOGY A2.15 6 QUESTIONSHEET 1 Immunity can be defined as the ability to resist infection. (a) A person can acquire immunity actively or passively. Complete the table to show some of the features of passive and active immunity. Place a tick in the box if the feature applies and a cross if it does not apply. The person produces The person produces The immunity can be an immune response memory cells acquired naturally and artificially Passive immunity Active immunity [2] (b) Some vaccinations contain attenuated microorganisms, others contain killed microorganisms. It is now thought preferable to develop vaccines containing attenuated microorganisms wherever possible. (i) What is an attenuated microorganism? ........................................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................................... [2] (ii) Suggest why vaccines containing attenuated microorganisms might be preferred to those containing killed microorganisms. ........................................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................................... [2]

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QUESTIONSHEET 1

Immunity can be defined as the ability to resist infection.

(a) A person can acquire immunity actively or passively. Complete the table to show some of the features ofpassive and active immunity. Place a tick in the box if the feature applies and a cross if it does not apply.

The person produces The person produces The immunity can bean immune response memory cells acquired naturally and

artificially

Passive immunity

Active immunity

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(b)Some vaccinations contain attenuated microorganisms, others contain killed microorganisms. It is now thoughtpreferable to develop vaccines containing attenuated microorganisms wherever possible.

(i) What is an attenuated microorganism?

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(ii) Suggest why vaccines containing attenuated microorganisms might be preferred to those containingkilled microorganisms.

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Parasites are organisms which live in or on another organism and feed from this organism. Two diseases causedby parasites are malaria and schistosomiasis.

(a) The diagrams show three different patterns of life cycles of parasites.

QUESTIONSHEET 2

Which life cycle most closely resembles that of :

(i) the malarial parasite?

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(ii) the parasite causing schistosomiasis?

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(b)How does the malarial parasite avoid producing an immune response once inside the human body?

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(c) The adult parasite causing schistosomiasis spends most of its time inside the human gut. Suggest one advantageand one disadvantage in living in this part of the human body.

Advantage ..........................................................................................................................................................

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Infection with the human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) can cause AIDS. The virus infects some types of Tlymphocytes and replicates within them. Eventually, infection with HIV can lead to AIDS, in which the personmay develop tumours and a number of infectious diseases.

(a) The mechanism of infection and replication is shown in the diagram.

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(i) Suggest how the virus “recognises” the T lymphocytes.

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(ii) What type of viral enzyme controls the processes labelled X and Y? Give evidence from the diagramto support your answer.

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(iii) Use the diagram and your own biological knowledge to describe how new HIV particles are made.

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X

T lymphocyte

New DNA incorporated intocell DNA and remainsdormant until activated

HIV virus

ReplicationInfection

mRNA

viral RNA

viralprotein

viralRNA

single strandDNA

double strandDNA

Y

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(b)The graph shows the changes in the levels of HIV particles, HIV antibodies and T lymphocytes in the bloodduring the different stages of HIV infection.

QUESTIONSHEET 3 CONTINUED

(i) What is an antibody?

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(ii) The presence of HIV antibodies in the blood is used to diagnose infection with the virus. An infectedperson is described as HIV positive. Suggest a basis for the test.

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(iii) With reference to the graph above suggest why, in the final stage of HIV infection, a person may developtumours and a range of diseases.

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QUESTIONSHEET 4

(a) Define the term coronary heart disease.

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The graph 1 below shows the results of an investigation into the relationship between mortality from coronaryheart disease (CHD) and the incidence of diabetes. Graph 2 shows age trends in cholesterol levels in men andwomen.

(b) (i) Describe the relationship between CHD and diabetes.

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0-3 4-7 8-11 12-15 16-19 20-230

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low density lipoprotein (cholesterol)

high density lipoprotein (cholesterol)

women

women

men

men

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(ii) Explain how high density lipoproteins (HDLs) are thought to reduce the risk of developing CHD.

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(c) Suggest an explanation for the difference in CHD mortality between men and women who do not suffer fromdiabetes.

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(d)State two other risk factors for CHD.

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QUESTIONSHEET 5

The diagram below shows the general structure of an antibody molecule.

hinges

disulphide bridges

variable parts

binding siteslight chain

heavy chain

(a) (i) Name the cells which release antibodies during the immune response.

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(ii) Describe how an antibody, such as the one shown above, works.

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(iii) State the roles of the helper T-cells in the immune response.

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(b) Explain the roles of memory cells in immunity.

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Suggest reasons for the following:

(a) (i) the recommendation from the Health Service Directorate to doctors, suggesting that they do notprescribe antibiotics to patients suffering from viral infections.

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(ii) it is important for patients who are taking antibiotics to finish taking the course of tablets and to keep tothe prescribed time limits.

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(iii) antibiotics are sometimes given in solution form by intravenous injection rather than than in tablet form,by mouth.

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(b) An ideal antibiotic should meet certain requirements. Suggest three such requirements.

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The diagram below represents some possible causes of ill-health in humans.

QUESTIONSHEET 7

inadequate diet

congenital disorder allergy

causes of infection ill-health smoking

cancer endocrine disorder

excess alcohol

(a) Name four different groups of infective organism and in each case name a disease caused by the type of organismnamed.

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(b) Name a congenital chromosomal abnormality and state its genetic cause or defect.

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(c) Name an endocrine disorder and give a brief description of it.

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(d) What are kwashiorkor and marasmus?

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(e) Name two different types of agent that may induce the development of cancer.

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(f) For each of the following, give three possible effects of long-term overuse:

(i) cigarette smoking.

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(ii) alcohol.

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(g) Name two common allergic conditions.

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QUESTIONSHEET 8

The graph below shows the time taken for an antibiotic to reach certain concentrations in infected tissues afteradministration by different routes.

0 1 2 3Time/hours

by mouth

intramuscular injection

intravenous injectionConcentration of antibioticin infected tissue/arbitrary units

(a) (i) Distinguish between the terms ‘antibiotic’ and ‘antibody’.

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(ii) Suggest reasons for the different concentrations in infected tissue achieved by the different methods ofadministration.

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(iii) Distinguish between ‘broad spectrum’ and ‘narrow spectrum’ antibiotics.

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(b) Antibodies may sometimes be injected into people. Explain why this is so.

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Suggest explanations for the following facts;

(a) HIV viruses contain the enzyme ‘reverse transcriptase’.

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(b) The female Anopheles mosquito can transmit the malarial parasite (Plasmodium) from human to human butdoes not act as a vector for the HIV virus.

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(c) Cat HIV viruses which cause the development of HIV in cats will not infect humans.

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(d) HIV positive individuals are more prone to infection by organisms causing diseases such as tuberculosis,pneumonia and thrush.

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Bacterial toxins released into the gut in the cases of food poisoning may cause diarrhoea by impairing theabsorption of electrolytes from the gut into the blood. The diagram below shows the two ways in which intestinalvilli cells can absorb sodium ions from the gut lumen.

(a) How would blocking of the sodium channel B lead to diarrhoea?

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(b) In oral rehydration therapy the patient is given a solution of glucose and salts that is isotonic to the blood.How would this treatment benefit the patient?

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(c) Would the oral rehydration therapy be made more effective if more glucose was added to the fluid? Explainyour answer.

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(d)Would a mixture of starch and salts be more effective as an oral rehydration therapy? Explain your answer.

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lumen of intestine

microvilli

sodium and glucosechannel (A) activelyabsorbs sodium andglucose together

sodium channel (B)can only activelyabsorb sodium

intestinal epithelial cell

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The diagram shows an atheromatous plaque in a coronary artery.

(a) Explain how an atheromatous plague may increase the risk of a sudden heart attack (myocardial infarction).

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(b)State four risk factors which may predispose individuals to this condition.

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Patients who are suffering from a mismatch in myocardial oxygen demand and supply may be treated withnitrates. Nitrates relax smooth muscle in systemic and coronary arteries, and in veins.

(c) Explain how nitrates help to reduce the chance of a patient suffering a myocardial infarction.

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endothelium

smoothmuscle

plaque

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The diagram shows a sequence of events which ends in a blockage in the coronary arteries.

(a) Suggest the identity of accelerating factors A and B.

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(b)Explain why smoking may be considered an accelerating factor.

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(c) (i) What are the symptoms of angina?

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(ii) What causes the symptoms?

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rupture of plaqueclot formation

healthyarteries

partialblockage

occlusion

1. A2. smoking3. B

accelerating factors

trigger factors

death

symptomsof angina