Bacterial Diseases (OCR GCSE Biology A, Combined (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards

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Why are bacterial diseases becoming harder to treat?

Rise in antibiotic-resistant strains

Symptoms of Salmonella infection

Fever, stomach cramps, vomiting, diarrhoea

Cause of Salmonella symptoms

Toxins secreted by the bacteria

Where Salmonella bacteria are commonly found

Guts of poultry and livestock

How Salmonella spreads

Raw/undercooked meat, eggs, contaminated surfaces

Salmonella prevention in poultry

Vaccination against Salmonella

Key Salmonella prevention in food handling

Good hygiene, separate raw meat, cook thoroughly

What type of infection is gonorrhoea?

Sexually transmitted infection (STI)

Gonorrhoea discharge symptom

Thick yellow or green discharge from vagina/penis

Gonorrhoea urination symptom

Pain during urination

How gonorrhoea spreads

Unprotected sexual contact with infected person

Gonorrhoea prevention method

Barrier methods like condoms

Gonorrhoea treatment and current issue

Antibiotics, but resistance growing (was penicillin)

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