Coordination And Control Flashcards

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Where are receptors found?

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Sense organs

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What are some stimuli?

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Sound, chemicals, temperature changes, touch, pain and light

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How does the message from the receptors reach the brain?

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Electrical impulses that pass along neutrons

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What are the sense organs?

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Eye, ear,nose, tongue, skin

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5
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What do the brain and spinal cord form?

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Central nervous system

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6
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What do nerves contain?

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Neutrons

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7
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What are neurons?

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Nerve cells which are found in nerves

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What do motor neurone do?

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Carry impulses from the CNS to effector organs which may be muscles or glands which respond by contracting or the glands respond by secreting chemicals

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9
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What are the steps involved in a reflex action?

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A receptor detects a stimulus 
A sensory neurone transmits the impulse to the CNS 
A relay neurone passes the impulse on 
A motor neuron is stimulated 
The impulse passes to an effector
Action is taken
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10
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What is in the junction between two neurons?

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A synapse

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Describe what happens at a synapse when an impulse arrives.

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impulse / information passes from one neurone to another
or impulse / information passes across gap
• chemical / transmitter involved
• diffusion (across gap)

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12
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Where if FSH produced?

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Pituitary gland

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What does FSH do?

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Causes eggs to mature

Causes Oestrogen to be produced

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14
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Where is oestrogen produced?

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Ovaries

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What does oestrogen do?

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Inhibits further FSH production and stimulates LH production and stimulates the womb lining to receive the fertilised egg

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16
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Where is LH produced?

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Pituitary gland

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17
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What does LH do?

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Stimulates the mature egg to be released from the ovary

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18
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What will the contraceptive pill contain?

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Oestrogen and progesterone

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19
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What is good about progesterone-only pills?

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Fewer side effects

20
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How does the contraceptive pill stop pregnancy?

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Prevents the production of FSH so no eggs mature

21
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What does fertility treatment entail?

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Women who cannot produce mature eggs being given FSH and LH

22
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FSH causes…

A

Eggs to mature

23
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LH stimulates ……..

24
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Which hormone is inhibited by the contraceptive pill but is given in fertility treatments?

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What are the advantages of fertility treatments?
Help reduce family sizes which reduces poverty in some areas Allows women to plan pregnancies Fertility drugs help infertile couples who are having IVF IVf helps coup,Es to have a baby
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Disadvantages of fertility treatments
Pill causes side effects Objections due to religion IVF expensive
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The nervous system has...
Receptors to detect stimuli
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What internal conditions does the body careful control?
Water content Ion content Temperature Blood sugar level
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How does water leave the body?
Sweat Breathed out Urine
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What is urine produced by?
Kidneys
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How does the body lose ions?
Sweat | Urine
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Why must our body temperature be kept constant?
So our enzymes can work properly
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What controls the sugar levels?
The pancreas
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What are plants sensitive to?
Light Gravity Moisture
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What is a phototropism response?
When plants grow towards the light
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What is a gravitropic response?
When the roots grow down towards gravity
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Where will roots also grow towards?
Water
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What is auxin?
The hormone that controls phototropism and gravitotropism
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What does unequal distribution of auxin cause?
Unequal growth; resulting in bending the shoots or roots
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What can plant growth hormones be used as?
Weed killers and stimulate root growth
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What are the benefits of women taking hormones?
They can prevent unwanted pregnancies so can plan when they want babies Or It may help them become pregnant, especially older women
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What is a disadvantage of taking hormones?
Side effects
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What doe weed killers do?
Kill unwanted plants
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What happens when cutting are taken from plants and plant growth hormones are added?
The hormone used encourage roots to grow before the cutting is planted
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What do some hormones encourage?
Encourages fruit to ripen
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Why is it important to use plant hormones correctly?
The can cause damage to the environment, weedkillers may kill useful plants