B2 organisation Flashcards

(47 cards)

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where is bile produced and what are its functions

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made in the liver, alkaline so neutralises HCl in stomach, emulsifies fats to form small droplets which increases the surface area

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what do proteases break down and what are the products

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protiens –> amino acids

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3
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where is amylase produced

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salivary glands, pancreas, small intestine (wall of ileum)

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where is protease produced

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stomach, pancreas, small intestine (wall of ileum)

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5
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where is lipase produced

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pancreas

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6
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what do amalyse enzymes break down and what molecules are produced

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starch –> glucose

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7
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what do lipase enzymes break down and what molecules are produced

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lipids –> fatty acids and glycerol

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8
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positive test for sugars

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Benedicts solution turns Brick red

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9
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positive test for starch

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Iodine solution turns food blue-black colour

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10
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positive test for protein

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Buieret regeant turns purple

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11
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what type of system does the heart have

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double circulatory system

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12
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where does the right ventricle pump blood to

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the lungs

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13
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where does the left ventricle pump blood to

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rest of body (not lungs)

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14
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what do pacemaker cells do

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control the natural resting heaart rate

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15
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where are pacemaker cells located

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right atrium

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16
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what are three types of blood vessel

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artery, vein, capillary

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17
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why may a heart valve become faulty

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may not:
open as wide as it should
close properly

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18
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where do arteries carry blood

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away from the heart

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19
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what type of blood do arteries carry

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oxygenated - except pulmonary artery

20
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what is the pressure in an artery

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high pressure

21
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what are the walls of an artery like

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thick muscular and elastic walls to pump and accomodate blood

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what size is the artery’s lumen

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where do veins carry blood

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what type of blood do veins carry

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deoxygenated - except for pulmonary vein

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what is the pressure of a vein
low or negative pressure
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vein walls
thin - less muscular tissue than arteries
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vein lumen
wide lumen
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capillary walls
very thin - one cell thick
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what is the function of capillaries
allow trhe exchange of molecules between the blood and the bodt's cells via diffusion
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capillary lumen
largest lumen
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what is blood plasma
a liquid in which the red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets are suspended
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functions of red blood cells
transporting oxygen
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functions of white blood cells
ingesting pathogens and producing antibodies
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functions of platelets
involved in blood clotting
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how do platelets stop bleeding
. proteins on their surface enable them to stick to breaks in a blood vessel and clump together . secrete proteins that result in a series of chemical reactions that make blood clot, which plugs a wound
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what causes coronary heart disease
the coronary arteries become blocked by a build up of fatty material
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what are the two major treatments of cardiovascular disease
statins and stents
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how do statins work
reduce blood cholesterol levels which slows down the rate of fatty material deposit
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how do stents work
keep the coronary arteries open
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what is health
the state of physical and mental wellbeing
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what is cancer
the result of changes in cells that lead to uncontrolled mitosis
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how is the palisade mesophyll adapted to absorb light efficiently
. packed with many chloroplasts . column shaped and arranged closely together . towards the upper surface of the leaf
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how is spongy mesophyll adapted for efficient gas exchange
. loosely packed . covered by a thin layer of water . gases dissolve in this water as they move in and out of the cells
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what does the xylem transport
water and minerals from the roots up the plant stem and into the leaves
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what does the phloem transport
moves food substances that the plant has produced by photosynthesis to where they are needed (both up and down the stem)
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structure of the xylem
. continuous hollow tube . strengthened by lignin . dead cells
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structure of the phloem
tubes of elongated cells. Cell sap can move from one phloem cell to the next through pores in the end walls.