3.2 Transport In Animals Flashcards

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What is a double circulatory system?

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One in which the blood flows through the heart twice for each circuit of the body

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What is a single circulatory system?

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One in which the blood flows through the heart once for each circuit of the body

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What is transport?

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The movement of substances such as oxygen, nutrients, hormones, waste and heat around the body

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What are arteries?

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Vessels that carry blood away from the heart

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What are arterioles?

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Small blood vessels that distribute blood form an artery to the capillaries

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What are capillaries?

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Very small vessels with very thin walls

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What are closed circulatory systems?

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One in which the blood is held in vessels

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What is an open circulatory system?

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One in which the blood is not held in vessels

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What are veins?

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Vessels that carry blood back to the heart

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What are venules?

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Small blood vessels that collect blood from capillaries and lead into the veins

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What is blood?

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The fluid used to transport materials around the body

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What is hydrostatic pressure?

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The pressure that a fluid exerts when pushing against the sides of a vessel or container

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What is lymph?

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The fluid held in the lymphatic system.
Which uebwbsusten or tube they returns excess tissue fluid to the blood system

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What is oncotic pressure?

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The pressure created by the osmotic effects of the solutes

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What are the atrio-ventricular valves?

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Valves between the atria and ventricles
They ensure the blood flows in the correct direction

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What is cardiac muscle?

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Specialised muscle found in the walls of the heart chambers

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What are the semi lunar valves?

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Valves that prevent back flow of blood from the arteries

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What is the cardiac cycle?

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The he sequence of events in one full beat of the heart

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What is bradycardia?

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A slow heart rhythm

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What is an ectopic heart beat?

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An extra beat or an early beat of the ventricles

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What is an electrocardiogram?

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A trace that records the electrical activity of the heart

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What is fibrillation?

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Uncoordinated contraction of the atria and ventricles

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What is myogenic muscle?

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Muscle that can initiate its own contraction

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What is purkyne tissue?
Consists of speculation adapter muscle fibres that consist the wave of excitation from the AVN down the septum to the ventricles
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What is the SAN?
Sino-atrial node The hearts pacemaker It is a small patch of tissue that sends out waves of electrical excitation at regular intervals in order to initiate contractions
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What is tachycardia?
A rapid heart rhythm
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What does affinity mean?
A string attraction
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What is the hearts pacemaker?
The sino-atrial node
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What is dissociation?
The releasing of oxygen from oxyhaemoglobin
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What is carbonic anhydrase?
The anyone that catalyses the combination of carbon dioxide and water
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What is the chloride shift? Brief explanation
The he movement of chloride ions into the erythrocytes to balance the charge as hydrogencarbonate ions leave the cell
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What is the Bohr effect? Brief explanation
The effect that extra carbon dioxide has on haemoglobin, explaining the release of more oxygen
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What is haemoglobinic acid?
The compound formed by the buffering action of haemoglobin as it combines with excess hydrogen ions