B3 Organisation And The Digestive System Flashcards

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What is a tissue?

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A group of cells with similar structure and function

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2
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What is an organ?

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Collections of tissues performing specific functions

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3
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What are organs organised into?

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Organ systems, which work together to form organisms

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What are organ systems

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Groups of organs that perform specific functions in the body

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What is the digestive system in an animal

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An organ system where several organs work together to digest and absorb food

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6
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What are carbohydrates made up of

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Units of sugar

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What are simple sugars

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Carbohydrates that contain only one or two sugar units

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What do complex carbohydrates contain

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Long chains of simple sugar units bonded together. Starch turns yellowred iodine solution blueblack

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9
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What do lipids consist of

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Three molecules of fatty acids bonded to a molecule of glycerol.

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10
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The ethanol test indicates the…

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presence of lipids in solutions

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What are protein molecules made up of

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Long chains of animo acids.

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12
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What do catalysts do

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They increase the rate of chemical reactions without changing chemically themselves

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What are enzymes

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Biological catalysts

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What do enzymes do

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catalyse specific reactions in living organisms due to the shape of their active site aka the lock and key theory

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What is the metabolism

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Sum of all the reactions in a cell or the body

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The substrate binds to the active site and the reaction is catalysed by…

17
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What is enzyme activity affected by

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Temperature and pH

18
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High temperatures denature the enzyme, doing what to the active site

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Changing shape of it

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What happens when the pH affects the shape of the active site

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It can make it work efficiently or make it stop working

20
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What does digestion involve

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The breakdown of large insoluble molecules into soluble substances that can be absorbed into the blood across the wall of the small intestine.

21
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What are digestive enzymes produced by

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Specialised cells in glands and in the lining of the digestive system

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What do carboghydrases, such as amylase, catalyse

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The breakdown of carbohydrates to simple sugars.

23
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What do proteases catalyse?

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The breakdown of proteins to amino acids

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What do lipases catalyse

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The breakdown of lipids to fatty acid’s and glycerol

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What conditions do protease enzymes of the stomach work best in
Acid conditions
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What conditions do protease enzymes that are made in the pancreas and the small intestine work best in
Alkaline conditions
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Name one organ that makes lipase
Pancreas or small intestine
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Which blood vessel do stents and statins go into
Arteries
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Name a difference in composition of blood in arteries and veins
Arteries have less oxygen
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Name three chemical substances transported by the plasma
``` Cholesterol Water Glycerol amino acids Fatty acids ```
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Describe how pathogens cause infections
Vaccine is inactive form of pathogen Stimulates antibody OR antitoxin production By white blood cells Antibodies kill pathogen Antibodies quickly produced on reinfection
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Give two factors that affect the concentration in the blood
Genes | Diet
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In coronary heart disease layers of fatty material build up inside the coronary arteries. Explain why this could be dangerous
Stops blood ge