B7.2 - Transport in mammals Flashcards

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All animals have a

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circulatory system to transport things around their body

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2
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What is a double and single circulatory system

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blood travels through the heart twice in this circuit and once in a single

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3
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Mammals have

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double circulatory system

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4
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fish have

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single circulatory system

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5
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double circulatory system need oxygenated blood to tissue

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faster than single ones

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6
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What are 3 key components of a double circulatory system

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blood vessels, blood and the heart

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7
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Steps of blood entering system:

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  1. Deoxygenated blood from the body enters the right atrium of the heart
  2. the blood is pumped out of the heart and towards the lung near the right ventricle
  3. The blood becomes oxygenated as it exchanges CO2 for O2
  4. blood returns to the left atrium of the heart
  5. oxygenated blood pumped out of the heart to the body by the left ventricle
  6. oxygenated blood gives O2 to body cells and receives CO2 becoming deoxygenated
  7. process repeats
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8
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What would happen if blood didn’t pass through the heart twice per circuit

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blood wouldn’t be oxygenated or pumped around the body

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9
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the heart is

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a muscular organ that pumps blood by expanding in size and then contracting forcing blood into blood vessels.

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10
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blood is pumped away from the heart in

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arteries

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11
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blood returns to the heart by

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veins

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12
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heart has 4 chambers:

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left and right atrium & left and right ventricle.

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13
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What makes sure there is no back flow for the blood and only moves in one direction

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the atrioventricular valves

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14
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heart has its own separate blood supply to provide

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muscle tissue with oxygen and glucose for respiration to contract

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15
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what does the septum do

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separate the ventricles and keep deoxygenated and oxygenated blood away from each other

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16
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The left ventricle wall is much thicker than the right because

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has to force blood out of heart at higher pressure, because the blood has to travel further (around the whole body). The right ventricle only has to pump blood to the lungs.

17
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when a heart beats

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blood enters heart via the atria, once filled with blood it contracts forcing blood to ventricles and when they contract they force blood to exit the heart

18
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group of cells in the right atrium act as a

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pacemaker to control the timing of the heart beat

19
Q

why might someone need an artificial pacemaker

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because they might have irregular heart beat and can be corrected

20
Q

why does exercise increase breathing rate

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muscle cells use up more energy during exercise and respire at a faster rate. It increases to take in more oxygen and remove CO2 produced by respiration, the heart also pumps faster to circulate more O2.

21
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how to investigate for effects of exercise on BPM or breathing rate

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  1. record pulse (beat per minute) or breathes per minute while neutral and sitting
  2. measure pulse again after doing intensive activity
  3. measure 2 minutes again to see if BPM has gone back to normal
    IV: The exercise done
    DV: BPM
    CV: Same intensity activity and time taken and same time taken to recover
22
Q

Coronary heart disease will

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narrow arteries resulted by fatty deposits leading to lack of oxygen being supplied to heart muscles which will lead to heart attacks

23
Q

factors that increase risk of blockage of coronary arteries

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diet (high levels of saturated fats and cholesterol) or smoking

24
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what are the 3 types of blood vessels

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veins, capillaries and arteries

25
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characteristics of each blood vessel

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vein: thin wall carrying blood at low pressure
artery: thick wall carrying blood at high pressure
capillary: very small and walls are one cell thick

26
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thin walls of capillaries helps increase

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rate of diffusion

27
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blood contains

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plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets

28
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plasma is

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liquid part of blood which makes a good solvent for many substances

29
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white blood cells function is to

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defend the body against disease and is part of the immune system

30
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platelets are

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small fragments of much larger cells that are important in protecting us from infection by causing blood to clot.