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7. Human Health and Disease

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Dear students, in this chapter, we will deeply study 1 extremely important, relevant, and highly practical branch of biology connected strictly to our daily life: 'Human Health and Disease'. In ancient times, the actual meaning of health was considered just the physical absence of disease. However, according to modern medical science and the World Health Organization (WHO), health does not simply mean the absence of diseases; rather, it means being 100 percent completely healthy in all 3 aspects: physical, mental, and social. When 1 or more organs or systems of our body stop working properly and show adverse symptoms, we say that we are sick or diseased. In this chapter, we will logically learn about those microscopic organisms that successfully attack our body and make us severely ill. Instead of just cramming science in closed books, if we logically connect it with our real life and daily surroundings, it becomes highly fascinating. Have you ever thought deeply about why we suddenly catch a cold, cough, or viral fever when the weather rapidly changes? Or why diseases like typhoid and malaria spread so aggressively during the rainy season? This is not a magic trick, but it is 100 percent the scientific result of harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa present around us. Not only this, but today, cases of extremely dangerous and fatal diseases like cancer and AIDS are increasing at 1 terrifying rate in our society. Understanding the exact causes behind these severe diseases and the scientific methods to perfectly prevent them is 100 percent necessary for every 1 aware citizen. From the strict perspective of the upcoming NCERT and RBSE board exams, this specific chapter of biology is highly scoring and extremely important for your 100 percent success. It is 1 such chapter where the board exams ask not only direct theoretical questions, but excellent analytical questions based on the human immune system, vaccination, and the specific pathogens of various common diseases definitely appear in the final exam paper every single year without fail. In this highly exciting journey, we will 1st study the common diseases occurring in humans like typhoid, pneumonia, malaria, ascariasis, and ringworm very closely. We will also logically understand the highly complex life cycle of the malaria parasite (Plasmodium), which is uniquely completed inside 2 completely different hosts (mosquito and human). Moving 1 little further in the chapter, we will deeply study 1 highly magical and powerful protective shield of the human body, that is, the 'Immune System' (Immunity). We will logically analyze how our body actively fights against various deadly diseases from birth (Innate immunity) and later throughout life (Acquired immunity). What exactly is an antibody, and how vaccination protects 1 small child from highly dangerous diseases for their entire life, is 1 very crucial topic here. After this, we will do 1 detailed scientific analysis of the primary causes, modes of transmission, and prevention methods of severe diseases like AIDS and cancer. Finally, we will learn the massively destructive effects of drugs and alcohol abuse on the youth. It is highly necessary to understand how these highly toxic narcotic substances 100 percent destroy our brain and physical body completely. Feature: This is 1 3-Level based unique quiz. To unlock the next level (Level 2 and 3), students must score at least 70% in the current level, making their board exam preparation 100% strong.

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  1. Main antibody found in Colostrum is?
    A) IgG  |  B) IgM  |  C) IgA  |  D) IgE
  2. What is a property of cancer cells?
    A) Loss of contact inhibition  |  B) Slow growth  |  C) Limited division  |  D) None
  3. Which antibody increases in the body during allergy?
    A) IgA  |  B) IgE  |  C) IgG  |  D) IgM
  4. On what principle is Vaccine or vaccination based?
    A) Digestion  |  B) Memory  |  C) Respiration  |  D) Excretion
  5. Which plant is the source of Opioids (Poppy)?
    A) Cannabis sativa  |  B) Papaver somniferum  |  C) Datura  |  D) Coca
  6. Stimulant found in tobacco is?
    A) Caffeine  |  B) Nicotine  |  C) Cocaine  |  D) Morphine
  7. Full form of AIDS is?
    A) Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome  |  B) Auto Immune Disease System  |  C) All Immune Deficiency  |  D) None
  8. Virus-infected cells secrete which protein that protects other cells?
    A) Insulin  |  B) Interferon  |  C) Haemoglobin  |  D) Histamine
  9. How many hosts does the malaria parasite need to complete its life cycle?
    A) One  |  B) Two (Human and Mosquito)  |  C) Three  |  D) Four
  10. Cells of the immune system that produce antibodies?
    A) T-cells  |  B) B-lymphocytes  |  C) RBC  |  D) Platelets
  11. Which test is used for confirmation of Typhoid?
    A) ELISA  |  B) Widal test  |  C) Biopsy  |  D) Sonography
  12. Who is the pathogen for Malaria?
    A) Bacteria  |  B) Virus  |  C) Plasmodium  |  D) Fungi
  13. How many polypeptide chains are in the structure of an antibody?
    A) 2  |  B) 4 (2 heavy, 2 light)  |  C) 6  |  D) 1
  14. Transmission of AIDS does NOT occur through?
    A) Infected blood  |  B) Sexual contact  |  C) Handshake  |  D) Infected needles
  15. Elephantiasis is caused by which organism?
    A) Ascaris  |  B) Wuchereria  |  C) Entamoeba  |  D) Plasmodium
  16. Which body organ is affected by Pneumonia?
    A) Liver  |  B) Lungs  |  C) Heart  |  D) Brain
  17. What is the shape of an Antibody molecule?
    A) X-shape  |  B) Y-shape  |  C) O-shape  |  D) L-shape
  18. Common Cold is caused by which group of viruses?
    A) Retro viruses  |  B) Rhino viruses  |  C) Bacteriophage  |  D) HIV
  19. Immunity present since birth is called?
    A) Acquired immunity  |  B) Innate immunity  |  C) Active immunity  |  D) Passive immunity
  20. What is the cause of Ringworm?
    A) Bacteria  |  B) Fungi  |  C) Virus  |  D) Protozoan
  21. Assertion (A): Passive immunity provides immediate relief. Reason (R): In this, readymade antibodies are directly injected into the body.
    A) Both A and R are true, R is correct explanation  |  B) Both A and R are true, R is not correct explanation  |  C) A is true, R is false  |  D) A is false, R is true
  22. What is the meaning of Metastasis?
    A) Cell becoming healthy  |  B) Cancer cells spreading to other parts of the body  |  C) Healing of a wound  |  D) Clotting of blood
  23. Cocaine interferes with the function of which neurotransmitter?
    A) Dopamine transport  |  B) Serotonin  |  C) Insulin  |  D) None
  24. Which chemicals are secreted during allergy?
    A) Insulin and Glucagon  |  B) Histamine and Serotonin  |  C) Thyroxine  |  D) Adrenaline
  25. Example of an Auto-immune disease is?
    A) AIDS  |  B) Rheumatoid arthritis  |  C) Malaria  |  D) Typhoid
  26. How is Active immunity acquired?
    A) Taking pre-formed antibodies  |  B) Exposure to living or dead microbes  |  C) Taking vitamins  |  D) None
  27. What is done in 'Biopsy' for cancer identification?
    A) Blood test  |  B) Examination of a thin slice of tissue section  |  C) X-ray test  |  D) None
  28. How is Amoebiasis transmitted?
    A) Mosquito bite  |  B) Contaminated food and water  |  C) Air  |  D) Handshake
  29. Assertion (A): AIDS is a viral disease. Reason (R): HIV is a retrovirus with an RNA genome.
    A) Both A and R are true, R is correct explanation  |  B) Both A and R are true, R is not correct explanation  |  C) Both false  |  D) A is true, R is false
  30. Lymphoid organs where lymphocytes mature?
    A) Liver  |  B) Bone marrow & Thymus  |  C) Heart  |  D) Lungs
  31. Infectious stage of Plasmodium that enters humans?
    A) Gametocyte  |  B) Sporozoite  |  C) Trophozoite  |  D) Merozoite
  32. Why is a Malignant tumor more dangerous than a Benign tumor?
    A) It grows rapidly and shows metastasis  |  B) It remains stationary  |  C) It does not cause pain  |  D) None
  33. Lymphoid tissue located within the lining of respiratory, digestive and urogenital tracts?
    A) Spleen  |  B) MALT  |  C) Tonsils  |  D) Lymph nodes
  34. Which cells does HIV attack to weaken the immune system?
    A) RBC  |  B) Helper T-cells (TH cells)  |  C) Platelets  |  D) B-cells
  35. Effect of drugs and alcohol abuse on adolescence?
    A) Drop in academic performance  |  B) Mental depression  |  C) Aggressive behavior  |  D) All of the above
  36. What is the basis of the ELISA test for AIDS?
    A) DNA replication  |  B) Antigen-Antibody reaction  |  C) Protein synthesis  |  D) None
  37. Main effect of Narcotic drugs is?
    A) Excitement  |  B) Pain relief and sleep  |  C) Increasing appetite  |  D) Raising blood pressure
  38. Assertion (A): Elephantiasis is transmitted by mosquitoes. Reason (R): Wuchereria parasite lives in lymphatic vessels.
    A) Both are true  |  B) Both are false  |  C) Only A is true  |  D) Only R is true
  39. Smoking increases the risk of cancer in which organ?
    A) Liver  |  B) Lungs  |  C) Kidney  |  D) Brain
  40. What is the benefit of Memory in the immune system?
    A) Fast and specific response on re-infection  |  B) Food digestion  |  C) Blood formation  |  D) None
  41. Which toxin causes Chills during malaria fever?
    A) Haemozoin  |  B) Haemoglobin  |  C) Plasmodin  |  D) Toxin
  42. Which are the Primary lymphoid organs?
    A) Spleen and Lymph nodes  |  B) Bone marrow and Thymus  |  C) Tonsils  |  D) Peyer's patches
  43. Class of drugs used for AIDS treatment?
    A) Antibiotics  |  B) Anti-retroviral drugs  |  C) Anti-pyretic  |  D) Analgesic
  44. What is done in 'Radiotherapy' for cancer treatment?
    A) Use of chemicals  |  B) Destroying tumor cells with X-rays  |  C) Surgery  |  D) Boosting immunity
  45. Primary site for lymphocyte production and maturation?
    A) Liver  |  B) Bone marrow  |  C) Spleen  |  D) Kidney
  46. What does Anti-venom injection contain against snake venom?
    A) Antigen  |  B) Preformed antibodies  |  C) Antibiotic  |  D) Enzyme
  47. Which drug belongs to the 'Cannabinoids' group?
    A) Charas and Ganja  |  B) Morphine  |  C) Cocaine  |  D) Nicotine
  48. Main function of Lymph nodes is?
    A) Making RBCs  |  B) Trapping microbes and initiating immune response  |  C) Providing energy  |  D) None
  49. Effect of drug abuse during pregnancy on the fetus?
    A) Growth retardation  |  B) Mental abnormality  |  C) Abnormal birth  |  D) All of the above
  50. Which enzyme converts HIV RNA to DNA?
    A) Polymerase  |  B) Reverse transcriptase  |  C) Ligase  |  D) Nuclease
  51. Heavy and light chains of an antibody are joined by which bond?
    A) Peptide bond  |  B) Disulphide bonds  |  C) Hydrogen bond  |  D) Ionic bond
  52. Main cause of Cirrhosis is?
    A) Smoking  |  B) Chronic alcohol consumption  |  C) Bacteria  |  D) Vitamin deficiency
  53. Factors causing cancer (like X-rays, UV rays) are called?
    A) Antigen  |  B) Carcinogens  |  C) Pathogen  |  D) Allergen
  54. Approximate 'Incubation Period' of AIDS symptoms?
    A) 1 month  |  B) 5 to 10 years  |  C) 20 years  |  D) No fixed period
  55. Main difference between active and passive immunity is?
    A) Active: body makes its own antibodies  |  B) Passive: taken from outside  |  C) Both A & B  |  D) No difference
  56. Cannabinoids mainly affect which organ system?
    A) Respiratory system  |  B) Cardiovascular system  |  C) Excretory system  |  D) Digestive system
  57. Is AIDS only an infectious disease or can it be genetic?
    A) Only infectious  |  B) Genetic  |  C) Both  |  D) None
  58. Alpha-interferon is used to treat which disease?
    A) Typhoid  |  B) Cancer  |  C) Malaria  |  D) Pneumonia
  59. Chemically, Heroin drug is?
    A) Diacetylmorphine  |  B) Cocaine  |  C) Caffeine  |  D) Nicotine
  60. Cancer of White Blood Cells (WBC) in humans is called?
    A) Carcinoma  |  B) Leukemia  |  C) Sarcoma  |  D) Lymphoma
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