Gas exchange Flashcards

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Where is energy produced in a cell

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Mitochondria

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How does mitochondria make energy

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Energy is produced through respiration
Glucose is used to release energy

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What does respiration do

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Transfers food into energy

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What gas do you breathe out

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Carbon dioxide

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5
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What gas do you breathe in

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Oxygen

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Where does glucose come from

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Digested carbohydrates

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Respiration word equation

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Glucose + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water (+ energy)

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When energy is released it is called

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Aerobic respiration

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9
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What is respiration similar to

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Combustion- burning fuels

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What reacts in combustion

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Fuel and oxygen

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Combustion word equation

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Fuel + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water

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What is released in combustion

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Heat and light energy and carbon dioxide and water

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Trachea

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Transports air into bronchi from mouth and nose - hard as it is made of rings of cartilage

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Bronchus

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Transports air from the trachea to the alveoli they are smaller versions of the trachea

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Bronchioles

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Lots of smaller branches off the bronchus connecting to the alveoli

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Alveoli

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Tiny air sacks where gas exchange occurs they fill with air when we breathe in

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Diaphragm

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Contracts to move the rib cage it’s found beneath the lungs

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Mouth

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Where you inhale through

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First part of gas exchange

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Oxygen O2 is picked up by red blood cells this is called oxygenated blood when you inhale

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2nd part of gas exchange

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Oxygenated blood pumped around the body to the cells in our tissues

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3rd part of gas exchange

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Cells in the tissue use the O2 in the blood and is now deoxygenated blood

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4th part of gas exchange

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Cells of the tissue produce waste carbon dioxide- CO2

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5th part of gas exchange

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The carbon dioxide is removed from the blood in the lungs when you breathe out and the cycle restarts

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How are alveoli adapted to make gas exchange more efficient

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Thin moist walls - one cell thick
Give the lung a large surface area
Lots of tiny blood vessels called carpillaries

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Intercostal muscles when you inhale
Contract
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Intercostal muscles when you exhale
Relax
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Ribs when you inhale
Up and out
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Ribs when you exhale
In and out
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Diaphragm muscles when you inhale
Lowers
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Diaphragm muscles when you exhale
Raised
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Volume of chest when you inhale
Increase- pressure in chest decreases
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Volume of chest when you exhale
Decreases - pressure in chest get’s higher
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Epiglottis
Stops food from entering the windpipe
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Intercostal muscles
Contracts to move the rib cage they are found between the ribs
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Exercise word equation
Glucose + oxygen-> carbon dioxide + water + energy
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What is anaerobic respiration
A build up of lactic acid which causes pain in muscles
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What is lactic acid broken down into
Carbon dioxide and water but without oxygen lactic acid is able to build up
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Is less energy released in aerobic or anaerobic respiration
Less energy is released in anaerobic respiration so aerobic cannot be sustained for as long
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Can aerobic respiration be sustained for long
It cannot as it releases more energy more quickly - does not produce lactic acid
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Can anaerobic respiration be sustained for long
It can be sustained it releases less energy at once and dies produce lactic acid
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What is fermentation
A type of anaerobic respiration- yeast respires without needing oxygen
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Word equation for fermentation
Glucose-> ethanol + carbon dioxide (+ energy)
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How do plants make their own food
Photosynthesis
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What part of the plant photosynthesises
The leaves
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How are leaves adapted for photosynthesis
Large surface area to absorb more light
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What is the waxy layer in the leaf for
To stop water bearing lost from the leaf
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What is the stomata on the leaf
The holes in the leaf to allow carbon dioxide in and oxygen out
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