B3.2 Transport Systems In Plants And Animals Flashcards

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What does plasma do?

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Carries cells

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What’s in blood?

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Plasma
White blood cells
Red blood cells
Platelets

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What do the white blood cells in blood do?

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Identify and destroy pathogens

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What do platelets in the blood do?

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Involved in blood clotting and repair and regeneration of connective tissue

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What do red blood cells do in a the blood?

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Transport oxygen

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How are red blood cells adapted?

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Concave
Large SA for diffusion
Packed with haemoglobin which carries oxygen
No nucleus so more space for oxygen and haemoglobin

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Explain the path of the blood through he heart?

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Vena cava
Right atrium 
Valve
Right ventricle
Valve
Pulmonary artery
Lungs
Pulmonary vein
Left atrium
Valve
Left ventricle 
Aorta
Body
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What do valves do?

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Keep a one way system

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Many many times does blood go through the heart in one beat?

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Twice

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Which side is thicker and why?

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Left as it pumps to the whole body not just the lungs

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What’s the system of movement of blood called?

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Double circulatory system

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What are the vessels called around the kidney?

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Renel

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What are the vessels called around the liver?

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Hepatic

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Does the artery have a large or small lumen and why?

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Small

Keeps a high pressure so the blood goes all the way round the body and fast so there’s no need for valves

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Why does the artery have thick muscle and elastic fibres?

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To keep a high pressure and so it can stretch when the blood enters

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Does the capillary have a large or small lumem?

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Small

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What’s a collection of capillaries called?

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Capillary bed

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What do capillaries do?

A

Connect veins and arteries

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How thick is a capillary wall?

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One cell thick

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Does a vein have a large or small lumen and why?

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Large
Less need for a high pressure
The blood goes slowly so they need valves and for the muscles to compress so the blood can go back up to the heart

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Does a vein have a lot or little amounts of oxygen?

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Little amount

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What are the vein walls like?

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Have elastic and muscle but less than an artery

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What’s a stent?

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A metal mesh placed in a artery to open it up

Use a balloon to pump it open

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Pro’s of stents?

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No anaesthetic needed
Used anywhere
Can release drugs

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Cons’s of stents?

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Can’t be used in all cases

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What’s an artificial valve?

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Titanium or pig

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Pro’s and Con’s of a titanium valve?

A

They are durable and resistant to high temps

Medication are needed for life ( anticoagulants)

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Pros’s and Con’s of pig valves?

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No medication needed

Only lasts 15 years

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What’s a artificial heart?

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Replaces a faulty heart while they wait for a donor

Uses air pressure to pump

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Pros’s and Con’s of artificial hearts?

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No donor wait, no tissue match, no immunosuppressant drugs needed
Blood can clot, large back pack, expensive, have to charge the pump, beats at a constant rate

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What’s artificial blood?

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Plasma and saline

PFC’s (perflurinated chemicals)

Haemoglobin based products

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Pros’s and Con’s of using plasma and saline for blood?

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Helps after trauma

Needs the same blood type, shortage of donors and limited storage time

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Pros’s and Con’s of PFC’s?

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Carries oxygen but not disease

Hard to get in blood and side effects

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Pros’s and Con’s of haemoglobin based products?

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Can be from human, animal, made synthetically or from gm bacteria, carries more oxygen than normal blood and doesn’t always need to be kept in a fridge
Only lasts 20-30 hours, doesn’t clot blood or fight diseases, same blood type, ethical issues

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What does the xylem transport?

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Water and minerals

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What does the phloem transport?

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Sugar