Biology 14-15 Flashcards

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Describe a drug

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Any substance taken into the body that modifies or affects chemical reactions in the body

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Describe the use of antibiotics

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Treatment of bacterial infections

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3
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What reduces the effectiveness of antibiotics

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Some bacteria are resistant to antibiotics

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4
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What does antibiotics kill

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Antibiotics kill bacteria but do not affect viruses

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5
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Describe asexual reproduction

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Process resulting in the production of genetically
identical offspring from one parent

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State the type of offspring of asexual reproduction

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Identical offspring from one parent

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7
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Describe sexual reproduction

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Process involving the fusion of the nuclei of two
gametes to form a zygote

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State the type of offspring of sexual reproduction

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Offspring is genetically different from each other

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9
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Describe a species

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A group of organisms that can reproduce to produce fertile offspring

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10
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State the parts of an insect-pollinated flower (10)

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Sepals
Petals
Stamens
Filaments
Anthers
Carpels
Style
Stigma
Ovary
Ovules

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Function of the sepals

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Protects the flower while in bud

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Function of petals

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Often large and coloured, to attract insects

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Function of stamens

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The male reproductive part of the flower, made up of anther and filament

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14
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Function of anthers

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Contains pollen sacs, in which pollen grains are formed . Pollen contains male sex cells

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14
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Function of filaments

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Support the anther

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15
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Function of carpels

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The female reproductive part of the flower, made up of stigma, style and ovary

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Function of style

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Links the stigma to the ovary, through which pollen tubes grow

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17
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Function of stigma

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A sticky surface to the ovary, through which pollen tubes grow

18
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Funtion of ovary

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Contains ovules, which develop into seeds when fertilised

19
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Describe pollination

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The transfer of pollen grains from an anther to a stigma

20
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When fertilisation occurs

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When a pollen nucleus fuses with a nucleus in an ovule

21
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Describe the environmental conditions that affect germination of seeds (3)

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Water
Oxygen
Suitable temperature

22
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State the parts of the male reproductive system (6)

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Testes
Scrotum
Sperm ducts
Prostate gland
Urethra
Penis

23
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State the function of the testes

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Production of sperm

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State the function of the scrotum
Sac that holds the testes outside the body
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State the function of the sperm ducts
Transfer sperm to the urethra
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State the function of the prostate gland
Secrete fluids for sperm to swim in forming semen
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State the function of the urethra
Carries urine and semen out of the body
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State the function of the penis
Transfers semen to vagina during sexual intercourse
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State the parts of the female reproductive system (5)
Ovaries Oviducts Uterus Cervix Vagina
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State the function of the ovaries
Release eggs
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State the function of the oviducts
Transfers egg to uterus and the site of fertilisation
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State the function of the uterus
Where the fetus develops
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State the function of the cervix
Ring of muscle at the opening of the uterus
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State the function of the vagina
Receives penis during sexual intercourse
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Describe fertilisation
The fusion of the nuclei from a male gamete and a female gamete
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Describe the role of testosterone in the development and regulation of secondary sexual characteristics during puberty (3/6)
Larynx increase in size, develop. voice Increase skeletal muscle development Growth of pubic hair including facial hair Further development of testes, penis, scrotum etc Continous production of sperm Changes in behaviour
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Describe the role of oestrogen in the development and regulation of secondary sexual characteristics during puberty (3/6)
Development of breasts Widening of pelvis Growth of pubic hair Monthly ovulation and menstruation Changes in behaviour Deposition of fat under skin of buttocks and thighs
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Describe the menstrual cycle
Changes in the ovaries and in the lining of the uterus
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Describe a sexually transmitted infection (STI)
Infection that is transmitted through sexual contact
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Define the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
A pathogen that causes an STI
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HIV infection may lead to ...
AIDS
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Describe the methods of transmission of HIV (3/5)
Use of non-sterile syringes and tools 10% Pregnancy breastfeeding 10% Blood transfusion 5% Organ transplant 5% Unprotected sex 80%
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How the spread of STIs is controlled (4)
Limit partners Get tested Talk to partners Avoid drugs/alcohol Educate yourself