sccien asesmint 2 Flashcards

yuhh (25 cards)

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What is the difference between unicellular and multicellular organisms?

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Unicellular organisms consist of a single cell, while multicellular organisms have multiple cells.

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Why do multicellular organisms need organ systems?

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Organ systems allow specialized functions, helping the organism survive by providing nutrients, gases, and waste removal

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What are the basic units of living things?

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Cells – they have specialized structures and functions.

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List the levels of organization in living things

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Cells β†’ Tissues β†’ Organs β†’ Organ Systems β†’ Organism

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What is a system in biology?

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A system is a group of organs working together for a specific function.

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What is the main function of the skeleton?

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Provides support, protection, and movement for the body.

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What do ligaments and tendons do?

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Ligaments connect bones, tendons connect muscles to bones.

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What are the 7 different types of joints

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ball and socket, hinge, pivot, saddle, plane joint, Condyloid joint and immovable
bash and cipps (Ball And Socket Hinge and Condyloid Immovable Pivot Plane Saddle)

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where can you find the ball and socket joint

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shoulder,hip

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where can you find the Condyloid joint

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wrist, knucle

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where can you find the pivot joint

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neck, forearm

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where can you find the hinge joint

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elbow, knee

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13
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where can you find the sadde joint

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thumb

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where can you find the gliding joint

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wrist, ankle

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where can you find immovable/fixed joints

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skull, teeth and jaw

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what are the bones on the skull connected with

17
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What makes gas exchange efficient in your lungs?

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Thin walls, large surface area, and constant blood flow.

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Why does the body remove carbon dioxide?

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COβ‚‚ is a waste product that must be eliminated to maintain blood pH balance.

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What is the role of the excretory system?

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Removes waste products from the blood, primarily through the kidneys.

20
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How do the kidneys help?

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Filter blood and produce urine to remove toxins

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What is the difference between chemical and physical digestion?

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Physical digestion involves breaking food into smaller pieces (e.g., chewing), while chemical digestion uses enzymes and acids to break down food at a molecular level.

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What is the pathway of food through the digestive system?

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Mouth β†’ Esophagus β†’ Stomach β†’ Small Intestine β†’ Large Intestine β†’ Rectum β†’ Anus (where you can get anal cancer 🀩)

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What does a larger surface ensure? (in lungs/ small intestine)

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MORE NUTRIENT ABSORPTION

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How do cells in multicellular organisms communicate and work together?

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Cells send chemical signals to coordinate activities and form tissues, organs, and organ systems, ensuring the body functions properly.

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What are organelles, and why are they important in cells?
Organelles are specialized structures within a cell that perform specific functions, such as the nucleus (controls cell activities), mitochondria (produces energy), and ribosomes (make proteins).