Heart structure and circulatory systems Flashcards

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Two types of circulatory systems?

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Open and closed

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Explain circulation of blood in open circulatory system 3

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Heart pumps blood into spaces collectively called haemocoel, within the body cavity
Tissues bathe in the blood directly and material exchange takes place
Blood flows slowly back to the heart

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What aids blood in flowing back to the head region in creatures with open circulatory systems

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Movement of muscles and valves called peristalsis

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Example of creatures with an open circulatory system

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Insects

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What characterises a closed circulatory system 4

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Blood is transported in blood vessels
Blood is pumped by a muscular heart at high pressure
Tissues are not in direct contact with the blood
Blood contains the pigment haemoglobin

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What is the result of blood being pumped at high pressure in closed systems

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Rapid blood flow

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What ARE tissues in direct contact with in closed systems

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They bathe in tissue fluid

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Advantages of closed systems

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Blood flow is more rapid
Can be directed to where it is needed
More efficient delivery of O2 and glucose/ removal of waste, CO2

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Example of creatures with closed circulatory system

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Earthworm, humans

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Two types of closed systems

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Single and double

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Single circulatory system (fish)?

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Blood stays in vessels on a single pathway around the body.
Blood passes through the heart once before returning to the gills

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Why does blood in a single, closed system only make one pass of the heart before again reaching the same point?

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Gas exchange capillaries and those of other body systems are in the same circulation

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Double closed circulatory system?

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Blood must pass through the heart at least twice before returning to the same point in the body

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Why does blood make 2 passes of the heart in a double closed system?

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The pulmonary and systematic circulations are separate

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Example of organism with double closed circulatory system

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Mamals

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Characteristics of heart of single closed system

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2 chambers
One atrium
One ventricle
Overall single circulation

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Characteristics of heart with double closed system (mammalian heart)

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4 Chambered for both pulmonary and systemic circulatory systems
Double pump working synchronously, keeping O2 and de-O2 seperate
Made of cardiac muscle which is myogenic

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Sequence of blood flow in single circulatory system

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Heart
Gills
Body
Heart

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Sequence of blood flow in pulmonary circulatory system

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Heart
Lungs
Heart

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Sequence of blood flow in systemic circulatory system

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Heart
Body
Heart

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Two systems in double circulatory system?

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Systemic (body)
Pulmonary (lungs)

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What does mammals being endothermic mean?

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Produce their own body heat

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Why do mammals req a double circulatory system

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They are endothermic, so have high metabolic rate and energy req
So cells need alot of O2 and glucose/ efficient removal of waste

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Is blood pressure increased or decreased after passing throught the lungs

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Increased for more efficient delivery of resources to the body tissues

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Why does the pulmonary circulation carry blood at a lower pressure than the systemic
As not to damage the capillary networks or alveoli in the lungs
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Limitation of single circulatory regarding blood pressure 3
Pressure must be reduced as blood passes through gill capillaries so blood flow to the body is slower so rate of material delivery to respiring tissues is limited.
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Hemolymph?
Analogous to blood Found in organisms with open circulatory system (e.g insects) Contains no red blood cells or haemoglobin
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Hemocoel
The primary body cavity of invertebrates containing circulatory fluid
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ostium?
An opening into the hemocoel cavity of organisms with open circulatory systems e.g insects
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Characteristics of open circulatory system
Blood pumped at low pressure in haemocel Little control over direction of circulation except peristalsis No respiratory pigment in hemolymph
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what is a closed circulatory system
Blood is enclosed within blood vessels
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How is blood flow directed in closed circulatory systems e.g to muscles or skin surface when hot
vasodilation/constriction
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Myogenic and relation to the heart beat?
Originating from withington muscle: heart beat is myogenic therefore the cardiac muscle never tires
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describe the heart of organisms with an open circulatory system e.g insects
dorsal tubular heart
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What type of circulatory system do worms have
closed, single
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Describe circulation in an earth worm regarding the different vessels
Blood moves forwards in the dorsal vessel Back in the central vessel
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What pumps the blood in eatthworms
5 pairs of pseudohearts: thickened, muscular blood vessels