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***Explain why antibiotics kill bacteria but not Drugs How they work Objectives: *Define the term drug **Describe the medicinal use of antibiotics for the treatment of bacterial infection ***Explain why antibiotics kill bacteria but not Viruses Starter: What is a drug?

Drugs Dangers of drugs Alcohol Cannabis Cocaine and heroin Tobacco Alcohol and tobacco are legal drugs. Cannabis, cocaine and heroine are illegal. People can become addicted to a drug. They feel dependent on it. Drug addiction can have long term effects. They can affect the brain and liver. The liver is damaged as its job is destroying harmful chemicals within the body. Legal drugs can be misused and become a danger. A drug is something that alters or influences the chemical reactions in the body. Recreational drugs are taken for pleasurable reasons. Drugs are either depressant or stimulants

Pathogens & Antibiotics Microorganisms and disease Some bacteria and viruses can cause disease. A microorganism that causes disease is called a pathogen. If bacteria can get into the body, it reproduces rapidly. They produce toxins that make you feel ill. They are carried in the blood. A virus can get into a cell and reproduce there. When too much is produced they can burst out of the cell and destroy it. Microorganisms These are living things that we cannot see. They include fungus, bacteria and viruses Their cells are smaller than ours. You can’t see bacteria clearly. Viruses are even smaller. There are some viruses that can get into bacteria, so bacteria can also get ill. Antibiotics These are drugs that kill bacteria and fungus inside your body. They don’t kill viruses. Antibiotics include penicillin and streptomycin. We different ones as they don't all work equally well against all kind of bacteria. The antibiotics that can only kill specific bacteria are or fungus are called narrow spectrum antibiotics. Broad spectrum antibiotics can kill a larger variety of pathogen Antibiotics work either by damaging the cell wall or inhibiting the metabolism in a cell of the pathogen. Since viruses do not have cells and they occupy host cells antibiotics can not work on them . If they did the host cell would be affected

Drugs against disease Antiviral Viruses are more difficult to kill. Painkillers A drug used to get rid of pain. You can buy these, e.g. Aspirin, paracetamol and ibuprofen. They reduce symptoms of whatever is wrong with you. Sources of antibiotics Penicillin is made from a fungus. The drug companies are always on the look out for new antibiotics. Nowadays, most antibiotics are made chemically. This is better then extracting them from fungi or other organisms because you know what you're getting. If you take it from fungus, you don’t know the strength of it. Making it chemically means you know its pure Antiviral Viruses are more difficult to kill. If they go inside a cell they are impossible to kill it without killing the cell. Antivirals are used to kill viruses.