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GCSE Biology Paper 2
Evidence of Evolution: Resistance Bacteria
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What should viewers be able to describe by the end of this video?
How
bacteria
become resistant to
antibiotics
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What should viewers also be able to describe by the end of this video?
How to reduce the rate of
resistant
bacteria
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What can fossils show us about different species?
How species have
evolved
over time
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How long does evolution usually take?
Millions of
years
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Which type of organism evolves extremely rapidly?
Bacteria
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Under ideal conditions, how often can bacteria reproduce?
Every
30 minutes
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Why can bacteria evolve rapidly?
They
reproduce
at a fast
rate
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When did doctors begin using antibiotics to treat bacterial diseases?
1940s
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What was a common outcome of bacterial diseases in the past?
Many people
died
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What do antibiotics do to bacteria?
Kill
bacteria
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Where else are antibiotics used besides medicine?
In
farms
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Why are antibiotics used in farms?
To prevent
bacterial
diseases in animals
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What has happened in the last few years regarding antibiotics?
Certain
bacteria
are no longer killed
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What have certain strains of bacteria done to antibiotics?
Evolved
and are now resistant
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What is one common strain of antibiotic-resistant bacteria called?
MRSA
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What could you be asked to describe in the exam regarding antibiotic resistance?
How
antibiotic
resistance
happens
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What causes genetic variation in a population of organisms?
Mutations
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What is it called when a bacteria causes a disease in humans?
A
pathogen
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What makes a bacterium resistant to antibiotics?
A
mutation
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What happens when an antibiotic is used on a population of bacteria, including a resistant strain?
All are killed except the resistant
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What happens to the antibiotic-resistant strain after the other bacteria are killed?
It survives and
reproduces
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What happens over time to the population of the resistant strain?
The population
rises
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Why does the resistant strain spread?
People are not
immune
to it
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Why is it important to reduce the development of antibiotic-resistant strains?
There is no
effective
treatment
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What are three ways to reduce the development of antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria?
Doctors should not prescribe
antibiotics
inappropriately.
Patients should complete the course of
antibiotics
.
We should restrict the use of
antibiotics
in farming.
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Why is it bad for doctors to prescribe antibiotics inappropriately?
Antibiotics have no effect on
viruses
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Why should patients complete their course of antibiotics?
To kill all
bacteria
and prevent
mutation
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What is the benefit of restricting antibiotic use in farming?
It reduces
resistance
development
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Why is it unlikely that researchers will be able to keep up with antibiotic resistance?
New
resistant
bacteria
emerge constantly
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What makes it unlikely to keep up with the development of antibiotic resistance?
Research
takes a long time
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What is a problem with developing new antibiotics?
It is
extremely
expensive
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What can be used to see how different species have evolved over time?
Fossils
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