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The video explains the roles of bees, focusing on their defense mechanisms, particularly stinging. It details the effects of bee stings, including typical non-allergic reactions and more severe allergic responses. The video also covers treatments for these reactions, emphasizing the use of antihistamines and adrenaline for severe cases.

What is the primary defense mechanism of bees?

• Biting

• Flying away

• Hiding in the hive

• Stinging

What happens to most bees after they sting?

• They can sting multiple times

• They become stronger

• They die due to loss of part of their abdomen

• They survive and return to the hive

What type of reaction do most people experience from a bee sting?

• Severe allergic reaction

• Non-allergic toxic reaction

• Immediate anaphylactic shock

• No reaction at all

What is a cytotoxic effect in the context of bee stings?

• It has no effect on cells

• It causes cell destruction

• It heals damaged cells

• It strengthens the immune system

What is a common treatment for severe allergic reactions to bee stings?

• Antibiotics

• Adrenaline and resuscitation

• Antihistamines

• Cold compress