AP Random mix Flashcards

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What is an Exon?

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The coding region of a gene

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What is an Intron?

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The non-coding regions between exons

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State what is meant be ‘regulatory sequences’

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This involves determining when, where + how much protein is made

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Define the term inbreeding

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Mating 1st degree relatives
i.e. mother + son

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Define line breeding

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Breeding between closely related individuals

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What is meant by X-linked inheritance?

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The inheritance of characteristics, determined by the genes present on the X chromosome

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What is a protein?

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A large molecule, comprimising of one or more chains of amino acids

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Define the term polymorphism

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The presence of more than one form of specific regions of DNA (alleles) within a species population

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Define recessive inheritance

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Describes the relationships between alleles of one gene
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which the effect on the phenotype of one allele is masked by another allele - at the same locus

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10
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When are recessive mutations expressed?

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When there are 2 copies of the mutation

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Define anorexia

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Not eating

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12
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Define pica

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the craving of unnatural ‘foodstuffs’

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What are black faeces called?

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Melaena

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What is blood in urine called?

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Haematuria

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What does total lung capacity mean?

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The total volume of air in the lungs

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What does Tidal volume mean?

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The volume of ir breathed in or out in one normal breath

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What does functional residual volume mean?

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The volume of air left in the lungs after one normal breath

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What does vital capacity mean?

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The maximum volume of air that can be forced out of the lungs

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What does residual volume mean?

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The volume of air left in the lungs after forced expiration

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What does Anatomical dead space mean?

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The volume of air which does not reach the alveoli
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This is equal to the volume of the trachea, bronchi + bronchiholes

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Name the 4 majoy body cavities?

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  1. Thorax/Thoracic
  2. Abdomen/Abdominal
  3. Pelvic
  4. Mediastinum
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What are the 3 functions of epithelial tissue?

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  1. Provides protection
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  2. Absorption
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  3. Secretion
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What are the 3 components which make up Connective tissue?

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  1. Fibroblasts
  2. Fibres
  3. Glycosaminoglycan matrix
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What are 2 examples of connective tissue?

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  1. Bone
  2. Cartilage
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What are the 3 types of muscular tissue?
1. Skeletal 2. Smooth 3. Cardiac
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What is the function of muscle tissue?
To undergo contractions and relaxation, to aid with locomotion +/movement
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Where is simple squamous epithelium found?
Found in areas of difussion, like: Lining blood vessels + Alveoli of lungs + Glomerular capsule
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Describe the structure of simple squamous epithelium
It's the outer layer of cells + Made of a single sheet of very thin + delicate cells
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What is the shape of the skull called, of a Borzoi?
Dolciocephalic
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What is the shape of the skull called, of a Golden Retriever?
Mesocephalic
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Define the term 'crest'
A raised area of bone
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What is a tuberosity?
The area of the tubercle where tendons attach
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What is a sinus?
A narrow, hollow cavity
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What is a trochanter?
A prominent are of the femur tha tlie behind the head of the femur
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What is flexion?
Term used to describe the bending of the limb, by decreasing the angle of the joint
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Define pronation
Turning the lower surface of the paw, upwards
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What is a splanchnic bone?
A bone that develop within the soft tissues + Example = Os penis
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What are the 3 membranes that. protect the CNS + retain CSF?
1. Dura mater 2. Arachnoid mater 3. Pia mater
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State the mnemonic for the 12 cranial nerves
Olfactory = **Old** Optic = **Opie** Oculomotor = **Ocassionally** Trochlear = **Tries** Trigeminal = **Trigonometry** Abducens = **And** Facial = **Feels** Vestibulo-cochlear = **Very** Glosso-pharyngeal = **Gloomy** Vagus = **Vague** Accessory = **And** Hypoglossal = **Hypoactive**
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State the mnemonic for the Sensory, Motor + Mixed (both) 12 cranial nerves
Sensory = **Some** Sensory = **Say** Motor = **Marry** Motor = **Money** Both = **But** Motor = **My** Both = **Brother** Sensory = **Says** Both = **Big** Both = **Brains** Motor = **Matter** Motor = **More**
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# Fun facts.. Approximately how many species of Amphibia are there?
3080
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# Fun facts.. Approximately how many species of Reptilia are there?
6600
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# Fun facts.. Approximately how many species of Aves are there?
8500
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# Fun facts.. Approximately how many species of Fish are there?
30,000
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# Fun facts.. Approximately how many species of Mammalia are there?
4070
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