What is an antibiotic?

A drug which kills bacteria or stops it from multiplying.

A drug which creates more bacteria to kill pathogens.

A drug which is used in hospitals to clean up the toilets.

Why can't measles, mumps and rubella be treated with antibiotics?

They're viruses and are resistant to antibiotics.

They're too smart for antibiotics.

They're bacteria and are resistant to antibiotics.

Animal origins contain all essential amino acids and cannot be made by the body.

Plant origins contain all essential amino acids and cannot be made by the body.

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1What is an antibiotic?
1. AA drug which creates more bacteria to kill pathogens.
2. BA drug which kills bacteria or stops it from multiplying.
3. CA drug which is used in hospitals to clean up the toilets.
2How does the human body defend against pathogens? Select 4 answers.
1. ABlood clots
2. BSkin
3. CSweat
4. DAcid in stomach (Hydrochloric)
5. ESaliva
6. FMucus in the airways
3What is a way of decreasing high blood pressure?
1. AEating a balanced diet.
2. BSweating
4Why can't measles, mumps and rubella be treated with antibiotics?
1. AThey're too smart for antibiotics.
2. BThey're bacteria and are resistant to antibiotics.
3. CThey're viruses and are resistant to antibiotics.
5What are proteins made up of?
1. AAmino acids
2. BCitric acids
6What is first class protein?
1. AAnimal origins contain all essential amino acids and cannot be made by the body.
2. BPlant origins contain all essential amino acids and cannot be made by the body.
7What two things are protein needed for?
1. AGrowth
2. BSkin
3. CTo gain weight
4. DFor the body to repair itself
8Where is fat stored around the human body?
1. AAround organs and under skin
2. BIn your stomach