respritory Flashcards

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how does respiration in worms work?

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they exchange o2 and co2 through there skin, they use more oxygen when it gets warm out so when it rains and is warm out they must coke to surface to stretch out and increase sa/v ratio to increase the amount of o2 they take in through skin.

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why do worms come to surface,

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because when it rains it infiltrates the soil blocking o2 from entering soil so they must come to surface to get it

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why do worms die on pavement

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they didn’t co evolve with pavement so they’re not used to it

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how does gas exchange in bacteria work

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they have a HIGH SA/V ratio so its easy for them to get the molecules they need, that’s why if cells get to big they divide.

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if the SA/V ratio is HIGH gas exchange is _____

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easier

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what do Silvia on outside of bronchi do

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they remove pollutants

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what is negative pressure breathing

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pulling air in (humans)

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what is positive pressure breathing

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what regulates ur breathing

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the amount of co2 in the body.

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what are the respiration disorders

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asthma, lung cancer, emphysema

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what are infectious diseases in respiration

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tuberculosis, bronchitis (inflimation of bronchi), cystic fibrosis (genetic disorders of buildup in lungs)

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what does pressure changes cause

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nitrogen bens when pressure changes, anoxia is a result of decreased oxygen

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what are the components of blood

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plasma (full of nutrients and minerals), red blood cells

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what is RH

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an antigen on red blood cells, if it is presnt you are positive if it is negative you are negative

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what happens in hemolytic disease

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when a mother with negative blood marries a positive blood dad and the baby is positive the blood from baby moves through placenta into mom resulting in the mom producing rh antibodies. so in the second baby these RH antibodies move through placenta to the second baby and destroy the babys blood cells

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what is the basophil response

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when u get hurt and basophil cells release histamine wich causes inflammation and also releases lymphocytes Wich attack viruses and produce antibodies

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what are phagocytes

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cells that engulf bacteria and particles

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what r palatets

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when injured they go to injury and form clots (positive feedback)

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active immunity-

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exposure to disease to build immunity

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passive immunity

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when u receive antibodies form ur mom

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difference between passive and active immunity

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passive is inherited active is built

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what’s the difference beetween veins and arteries

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arteries are thick and bring blood out, veins are thin and bring blood in

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capillaries

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allow for transport of materials

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what r antigens

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molecule on the surface if an RBC that determines the blood type

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antibodies
protiens in plasma that bind to opposite antigens and eliminate them
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water
low o2 levels
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air
high o2 levels
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gas exchange in the bacterias
cyanobacteria- photosynthesis anaerobic bacteria- alternative electron acceptors
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what does nitrogen fixation do
turns nitrogen into ammonia for bacteria
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human gas exchnage occurs in ?
lungs and thoracic cavity
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how do the lungs ventilate
positive and negative pressure breathing
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what r the two types of transport in the cells
intracellular and inter cellular (beetween cells)
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what is hemoglobin
a part of the blood in red blood cells that carries o2 and co2 around
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what r the pathways of circulation
pulmonary- systemic- coronary-
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what is the pulmonary circulation system
blood carries deoxygentid o2 to the lungs from the heart and picks up new o2 and releases carbon then returns the o2 to the heart
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systemic circulation
carries o2 blood from heart to the body's tissues and organs then returns to the heart
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coronary circulation
hearts system, heart gets oxygen blood through arteries within it
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what are some heart disea
heart attacks, high BP, atrial fibrillation (fast heartbeat), anemia,
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how does SA/v ratio apply to worms
they stretch out to increase there SA/v ratio
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how does SA/v ratio work in humans
in the alveoli with a high SA/v ratio so they can take in o2 and release co2 easily
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what r the parts of the repsritory system
nose- filters air pharynx- air goes from nose to larynx larynx- routes air to trachea trachea- connects larynx to brochi bronchi- 2 tubes that lead air to lungs bronchioles- small tubes at end of bronchi alveolies- air sacs at the end of bronchioles lungs- main organ Wich helps the body gets o2 and co2 diaphram- muscle that makes u breath
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how is breathing rate regulated in humans
medulla sensors detect changes in 02 and co2 levels
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what happens when co2 rises
hydrogen is released making blood more acidic and signals that breathing needs to increase to release it
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what happens when o2 levels drop
chemorecpters detect the change and rignal the respritory system to increase breathing rate
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what is systolic
pressure in arteries when blood contracts
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what is dialostic
pressure in arteries when heart rests/ blood is normal
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what do white blood cells do
protect body from infection
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what does hemolglobin do
take in 02 qand co2 out
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what do antibodies do
recognize foreign antigens and destroy them
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what do antigens do
protiens on surface of cells that are detected by antibodies if foreign
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what is the lymhpatic system
network of tissues and organs, gets rid of the body's toxins and waste,
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what does the lymphatic system do for fluid
collects excess fluid that leaks from capillaries and returns it to blood to maintain balance
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