ANALYSING DATA on LUNG DISEASE: Risk Factors, spirometer trace and correlation. A-level Biology.
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- A skills lesson on the pulmonary ventilation calculation, lung diseases and analysis of data linked to risk factors and lung disease.
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This is so useful! I thought I needed to know all the symptoms/causes of each disease. You will save me a lot of time :)
Ah that's good! If you're ever uncertain, check the specification online and it tells you what you do / do not need to learn 😊
Thank you soo much for helping me , im going through all your videos for my exam in the next two weeks and it has really helped me, thank you for the support really appreciate it :)
You're very welcome Aaron! So glad they are helping you with your revision. Wishing you the best of luck for you exams 🤞💪🙌
Really good, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thank u so much
you're welcome 😊
could you please make a video on how to do higher marker applying your knowledge questions? such as interpreting data and suggest why questions about req practicals
Hey I have videos of some of this already- have a look at my exam technique playlist ☺️
Hi. I was wondering if you could help. All the three diseases, fibrosis emphysema and asthma their FEV1 is reduced. Because at the alveoli, theres is decrease in concentration gradient which would affect the co2 going out so FEV1 would be affected for all.
And FVC Would also affect asthma, Fibrosis and emphysema because in asthma if less air is getting into the lungs at slower rate than the volume of lings reduces. So probably affects FVC of all. I don’t understand the FEV AND FVC for the diseases. And the way it’s assessed in EQ it confuses me. Example oke question was on how Fibrosis FVC is affected but asthma FVC is not affected. I dont get why. Can u plz explain. Thanks!! :)))
Thanks so much ❤❤❤
You're welcome 😊
Hi, do we have to memorise the pulmonary ventilation formula?
yeah, that could come up
is this calculation still required in the new spec?
For AQA, yes
9:17 I'm confused as to what you mean when you say the data overlaps
Basically saying that the data between the different amounts of cigarette smoked is not that different. since those four points are very similar, if you just look at those, there is no correlation.
Ohh, thanks so much!! @@user-dk8yo1si5q
The spec also says students should be able to evaluate the way in which experimental data led to statutory restrictions on the sources of risk factors. What does this mean? And great video!!
I don't understand it either
@@alisalis1568 hiya, emailed Miss Estruch and her reply was 'This means that if you were given an exam question with data on the impact of different risk factors, you have to be able to analyse the data to explain how those factors cause potential damage and therefore led to recommended daily allowances.'. Hope that helps :)
is this relevant for cie?
I've had a look at your spec for 2019-2021 and below is what I states you need to know. So if it came up it'd be an application question
9.1 The gas exchange system
The gas exchange surface
in the lungs is extensive,
very thin, well supplied with
blood and well ventilated.
The trachea and bronchi
provide little resistance to the
movement of air to and from
the alveoli.
a) describe the gross structure of the human gas exchange
system
b) observe and draw plan diagrams of the structure of the walls
of the trachea, bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli indicating
the distribution of cartilage, ciliated epithelium, goblet cells,
smooth muscle, squamous epithelium and blood vessels
c) describe the functions of cartilage, cilia, goblet cells, mucous
glands, smooth muscle and elastic fibres and recognise these
cells and tissues in prepared slides, photomicrographs and
electron micrographs of the gas exchange system
d) describe the process of gas exchange between air in the
alveoli and the blood
9.2 Smoking
Smoking is one of the major
avoidable risk factors of
chronic, life-threatening
diseases of the gas exchange
and circulatory systems.
a) describe the effects of tar (and the carcinogens it contains) in
tobacco smoke on the gas exchange system with reference to
lung cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
b) describe the short-term effects of nicotine and carbon
monoxide on the cardiovascular system
crystal in my hand whilst watching this 😂