modes of nutrition Flashcards

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what are the 2 main types of nutrition

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autotrophic
heterotrophic

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what are autotrophic organisms

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make their own food from simple inorganic raw materials

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what are the 2 subcategories of autotrophic organisms

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photoautotrophic
chemoautotrophic

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what are photoautotrophic organisms

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use light as the energy source and perform photosynthesis

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what are chemoautotrophic organisms

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use energy from chemical reactions

preform chemosynthesis

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what are heterotrophic organisms

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cannot make their own food so consume complex organic molecules

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3 types of heterotrophic

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saprotrophic
parasitic
holozoic

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saprotroph meaning

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organism that derives eneergy and raw materials for growth from the extracellular digestion of dead / decaying material

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parasitic organism meaning

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obtain nutrition from another living ogranism which suffers harm and often death

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2 types of parasitic organisms

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endoparasites
ecotoparasites

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what are endoparasites

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live in the body of the host

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what are
ecotoparasites

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live on the surface

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holozoic meaning

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ingest food, digest it and egest the idigestible remains

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4 types of holozoic

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herbivores
carnivores
omnivores
detritvores

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what are humans

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holozoic - omnivores

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what are herbivores

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only plant material

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what are carnivores

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animals only

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what are omnivores

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plant and animal material both

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what are detritivores

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feed on dead and decaying material

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be mae amoeba hefo syn neud on da

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  • large surface area to volume ratio
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what is the way that organisms get in solution

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pinocytosis

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how do amoeba ingest

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via endocytosis

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digestion in amoebas

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1 - bacteria engulfed by plasma membrane
2 - bacteria are enclosed within a vacuole
3 - lysosomes migrate and fuse with the vacuole membrane, relasing enzymes into the vacuole
4 - intracellular digestion takes place
5 - undigested matetrial is carried by the vacuole to the cell membrane and released by exocytosis

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what type of organism is the hydra

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diploblastic

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what are diploblastic organisms
2 layers of cells with jelly layer containing a network of nerve fibres
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what does the hydra tentacles surround
its mouth
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where does hydra live
fresh water
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what do the tentacles do in the hydra
move the prey through the mouth into the hollow body cavity
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what enzymes do the hydra have
protease lipase
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what are the 2 parts of the hydra
hydra photosynthesising protoctista
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what is hydra and protoctista show
mutualism / symbiosis
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where does digestion occur in hydra
hollow body cavity
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why must food be digested (2)
insouble and too big to corss membranes polymers so need to be taken back to monomers
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4 functions of the gut
ingestion digestion absorption egestion
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peristalsis defenition
wave coordinated contraction and relaxation of gut muscles
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digestion baisic defenition
breakdown of lsgre insoluble molecules into smaller molecules
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egestion baisic defenition
elimation of ingestiable waste
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ingestion baisic defenition
intake of food into the mouth
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what digests sucrose
sucrase
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what are 2 types of peptidases
endo exo
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what are endopeptidases
hydroylsise ones in middle peptide bonds
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what are exopeptidases
hydroylsise ones in end peptide bonds
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where does mechanical digestion start
at the mouth increases foods surface area
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what enzyme is in the mouth
amlyase
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what does amlyase digest
startch into maltose
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what pH is in the mouth
slightly alkaline
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what lubricates foods passage down the oesophagus
mucus
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what are the layers in the oesophagus
mucosa submucosa circular muscle longitudial muscle serosa
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where is gastric juice secreted
gastric pits
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what is in the stomach which is inactive
pepsinogen
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what does goblet cells secrete
mucus
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what type of cells secrete mucus
goblet
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what do chief cells secrete
enzymes
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what type of cell secreates enzymes
chief
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what type of cell secreates hydrochloric acid
oxyntic cells
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what do oxyntic cells secrete
hydrochloric acid
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whats the 2 bits of the small intenstine
duodenm ileum
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what is the name of the sphincter at the base of stomach
pyloric sphincter
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where is bile made
liver
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where is bile storred
gallbladder
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what does bile do
emulsify liipids
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ph of bile
alkaline
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what do islet cells secrete
pancreatic juice
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where is pancreatic juice secreted
islet cells
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what are the 2 groups that are in pancreatic juice
enzymes sodium hydrogen carbonate
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job of sodium hydrogen carbonate in pancreatic juice
neutralise acid
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job of enterokinase in pancreatic juice
converts trypsinogen to trypsin
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job of trypsinogen in pancreatic juice
inactive enzyme converted into the protease trypsin by enterokinase
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job of endopeptidases in pancreatic juice
hydrolyse prtein to peptide
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what enzymes are in pancreatic juice
endopeptidase trypsinogen enterokinase amylase lipase
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where is amylase produced
salivary gland (mouth)
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pH of mouth
6.5-7.5
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ph of stomache
2
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ph of duodenum
7
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ph of ileum
8.5
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wherte is gastric juice secreted
stomach gastric gland
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what is in the gastric juice
pepsin
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what is pepsin hydrolyzed down to
protein amino acid
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what is in the duodenum
pancreatic juice
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where does pancreatic juice come from
pancrease
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where is pepsin found
stomach
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whats in duodenum
amylase trypsin lipase
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what is trypsin broken down to
protein polypeptide
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what is lipase broken down to
nucleic acids nucleotides
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whats in ileum
intestinal juice
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where does intestional juice come from
ileum mucosa
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whats in the ileum
maltose sucrose lactose peptidase lipase
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how would stomach ulcer occur
- less mucus produced - lining destroyed - more acid produced acid in food damages lining
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