Organisms Flashcards

(37 cards)

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What are multicellular organisms?

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Multicellular organisms are organisms made of more than one cell.

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What is the order of the five layers of organisation in life?

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Cell
Tissue
Organ
Organ system
Organism
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What’s a unicellular organism?

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An organism with only one cell.

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4
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What is the purpose of the respiratory system?

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To exchange gases between the air and blood

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5
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What compound is a waste product from respiration?

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Carbon dioxide

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6
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Does the nitrogen content in inhaled and exhaled air differ?

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No, it stays the same

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7
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Where does air enter the body from?

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The nose and mouth

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8
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What is the purpose of medicinal drugs?

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To help people suffering from pain/disease

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9
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Why are recreational drugs taken?

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For pleasure

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10
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What kind of drug is caffeine?

Group and category

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A legal recreational drug

A stimulant

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What are the 4 drug categories?

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Painkillers
Hallucinogens
Stimulants
Depressants

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12
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What drug category is heroin?

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A painkiller

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What type of drug is cocaine?

Group & category

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Illegal recreational drug

Stimulant

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14
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What does cannabis look like?

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Green plant or black resin

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15
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Name 3 risks of ecstasy

A
Choose from:
Anxiety
Panic attacks
Confusion
Paranoia
Psychotic states
Feeling down after use
Can’t tell what’s in an ‘e’ before it’s taken so it could be dangerous 
A class drug, highly illegal 
Faster heart beat
Raised body temperature
Tightened jaw muscles
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16
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Which drugs affect the unborn child?

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Alcohol 🍷 🍸

smoking 🚬

17
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What is the active ingredient in alcohol?

18
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What is the name of the disease that children can have as a result of their mother drinking while pregnant?

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FAS(Foetal Alcohol Syndrome)

19
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What is passive smoking?

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Inhalation of other people’s smoke

20
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What are proteins vital for?

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Growth

repair

21
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What is fat (lipids) useful for?

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Energy, warmth, insulation

22
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What molecules make up carbohydrate molecules?

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Sugar molecules

23
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What is in a protein molecule?

24
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What two things are in fat molecules?

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Fatty acids and glycerol

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What are two problems associated with obesity?
``` Choose from: Heart disease Stroke Diabetes Some cancers ```
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Why may someone suffer from starvation?
``` No choice (famine) Poverty ```
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What is the first body part involved with digestion?
Mouth
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What is the last body part involved with digestion?
Anus
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What is the digestive system?
A group of organs working together to break down food
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What happens in the stomach?
Food is mixed with acid and digestive juices
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Why are villi important in the small intestine?
So there is a larger surface area, this allows more nutrients be involved
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What happens in the rectum?
Faces is stored here until exiting the body
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What are the three main digestive enzymes?
Lipase Protease Carbohydrase
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Where are enzymes found
Small intestine, pancreas, stomach and mouth
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Why are digestive enzymes important for digestion?
They are catalysts for the process - this means they speed things up
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What are the four main reagents and what do they detect in food?
Benedicts solution - for detecting sugar Biuret - detecting protein Iodine - detecting starch Ethanol - detecting lipids/oil
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Where is bile released?
The gall bladder