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    The document is a revision sheet for grade 7 students answering questions about diseases from their textbook. It contains definitions of sterile, how heating, radioactivity, disinfectants, and antiseptics help destroy pathogens outside the body. It also provides one-word answers about the first person to use antiseptics (Joseph Lister), the first antiseptic (carbolic acid), the most common hospital bacteria (MRSA superbug), and the antibiotic that controls 95% of that bacteria (penicillin). Finally, it instructs students to label and identify barriers that stop microbes from entering the body.

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    PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (ES), RIYADH

    Revision Sheet - Grade 7 -ANSWER KEY

    Chapter 10: Diseases (page 151, 152)

    1. What do you mean by the word sterile?

    When something is free of Pathogens.

    2. Explain how each of the following help in destroying pathogens “Outside

    the body”?

    • Heating:

    It is used to sterilize hospital instruments. They are heated up to 120 C

    in autoclave.

    • Radioactivity:

    Dressings are sterilized.

    • Disinfectants:

    These are chemicals that kill pathogens on non living surface e.g.

    kitchen work surfaces and toilets.

    • Antiseptics:
    Chemicals that kill pathogens on living tissue.

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    3. Give one word answer.

    • Who used the first antiseptic? Joseph Lister


    • What was the first antiseptic? Carbolic Acid
    • Which bacteria is most commonly found in hospitals? MRSA Superbug
    • Which antibiotic was used to control 95% of the bacterial growth mentioned in
    the previous question? Penicillin

    4. Label the barriers and identify how do they stop microbes from entering

    inside the body.

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