b2 Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
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what’s the order of organisation

A

cell
tissue
organ
organ system

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2
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whats the role of teeth in digestive system

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break food down mechanically
saliva contains enzymes

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3
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whats the role of the stomach in digestive system

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contains hydrochloric acid to break down food

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4
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whats the role of the liver in the digestive system

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produces bile

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5
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where is bile stored

A

gal bladder

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6
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what is the role of the pancreas in the digestive system

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secretes amylase

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7
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true or false:
water is absorbed in the blood stream in the large intestine

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true

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8
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where are nutrients absorbed by villi?
a. large intestine
b. pancreas
c. small intestine

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c. small intestine

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9
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what are enzymes

A

special proteins that act as catalysts to break down molecules

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10
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amylase breaks _______ into glucose

A

starch

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11
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__________ breaks down carbohydrates

A

carbohydrase

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12
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proteases break down proteins into ___________

A

amino acids

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13
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lipases break down _________ into glycerol

A

lipids

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14
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true or false:
enzymes are not specific and can break down any substrate into their active site

A

false

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15
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how do you denature an enzyme

A
  • increased temperature
  • pH too high or too low
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16
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whats the enzyme practical

A
  • mix amylase with starch and start timer
  • remove a few drops of mixture every 10 seconds and add to iodine
  • record the time taken for no starch to be detected
  • repeat with different temperatures
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17
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starch turns iodine from orange

A

to black

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18
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protein turns burets reagent from blue to

A

purple

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19
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sugar tuna Benedict’s solution from blue to

A

orange

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20
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lipids turns ethanol

A

cloudy

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21
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whats the route of air

A

trachea
bronchi
bronchioles
alveoli

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22
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whats the point of alveoli

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its where the oxygen diffuses into the blood

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23
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why does gas exchange occur at a fast rate

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alveoli have a large surface area

24
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what is diffused out

A

carbon dioxide and water

25
what do valves do
prevent back flow
26
whats the route of the blood
Deoxygenated blood enters right atrium by the vena cava Down into the right ventricle The heart muscles contract and is pumped up to the pulmonary artery to go the lungs to be oxygenated Comes back the the heart by the pulmonary vein into the left atrium Down into the left ventricle Out to the body by the aorta
27
why does the left side of the heart have thicker walls
due to the higher pressure needed to pump blood
28
true or false: arteries carry blood to the heart
false away from the heart
29
what do arteries have to withstand high pressure?
thick walls thin lumen
30
true or false: veins carry blood to the heart
true
31
true of false: veins don't have valves
false
32
how thick are veins walls and lumen?
walls - thin lumen - wide
33
whats a capillary
one cell thick to allow fast diffusion between blood and cells
34
whats coronary heart disease
when the artery supplying the blood to the heart becomes blocked
35
what are 2 ways of fixing coronary heart disease
stent and statins
36
whats a stent
a metal mesh inserted to open up the vessel
37
whats a statin
drugs that reduce these fatty deposits
38
true or false: communicable diseases come from inside the body
false they come from pathogens
39
what are 3 examples of non-communicable diseases
- diabetes - coronary heart disease - cancer
40
what is cancer
genetic mutation causing cells to multiply uncontrollably creating a tumour
41
does benign tumours spread round the body
no
42
whats the tumour called that does spread through the body
malignant
43
whats the purpose of a leaf
- photosynthesis - gas exchange - water evaporates out
44
what are xylems
- continuous tubes that carry water and dissolved minerals
45
what are roots
- water enters via osmosis - mineral ions via active transport
46
whats the flower
reproductive organ
47
whats the meristem
where stem cells are produced
48
whats the phloem tube
tubes of cells that carry sugars and other nutrients
49
what does the waxy cuticle on a leaf do
waterproof to stop water loss
50
what part of leaf: transparent to let light through
upper epidermis
51
what does the palisade mesophyll do
where most photosynthesis takes place
52
what does spongy mesophyll do?
gas exchange
53
what part of the leaf: bottom of the leaf
lower epidermis
54
whats the stomata
holes in lower epidermis to allow gases in/out including water
55
whats the guard cells
change size to control rate of gases in/out through stomata