1.4 Organisation of multicellular organisms (Ppt) Flashcards

1
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What are the basic building blocks of multicellular organisms?

A

Cells

Cells are massed together to form tissues.

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2
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What is formed when one or more tissues work together?

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Organs

Organs perform specific functions.

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3
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What do organ systems consist of?

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One or more organs

Organ systems carry out specific functions together.

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4
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How are the structure and function of tissues related?

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The specific structure of cells determines the function of the tissue.

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5
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What are the four main tissues in an animal organism?

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Four main categories:
* Epithelial Tissue
* Connective Tissue
* Muscle Tissue
* Nervous Tissue

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What is the primary function of epithelial tissue?

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To cover the outside of the body and line internal organs and tracts.

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What is the main role of connective tissue?

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To bind and support other tissues.

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8
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What types of muscle tissue exist?

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Three types:
* Skeletal Muscle
* Smooth Muscle
* Cardiac Muscle

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Where is skeletal muscle found and what is its function?

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Attached to bones by tendons, responsible for voluntary movements.

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What characterizes smooth muscle?

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Found in internal organs, contracts involuntarily.

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What is the function of cardiac muscle?

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Contracts rhythmically to produce the heartbeat.

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12
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What is the functional unit of nervous tissue?

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Neuron (nerve cell).

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How is the structure of an organ related to its function?

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The structure is designed to facilitate its specific function.

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14
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What tissues are involved in the stomach’s function?

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Epithelial, connective, and smooth muscle tissues.

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What is an organ system?

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A group of organs working together to perform a specific function.

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16
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True or False: Organ systems work in isolation.

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False

Organ systems are interdependent.

17
Q

What lifestyle choices can affect organ function and health?

A

Nutrition, exercise, and drug use.

18
Q

What are some benefits of following a balanced diet?

A

Provides essential nutrients, reduces risk of diseases.

19
Q

What are potential downsides of taking prescription medications?

A

Side effects and dependency.

20
Q

How can moderate alcohol consumption affect well-being?

A

Can reduce stress but excessive consumption leads to health risks.

21
Q

What is a key idea about the organization of multicellular organisms?

A

Cells form tissues, tissues make up organs, and organs form organ systems.

22
Q

What can excessive exercise lead to?

A

Muscle soreness, increased risk of injury, and fatigue.

23
Q

How is muscle tissue arranged?

A

In parallel within the cytoplasm

24
Q

What does muscle tissue contain?

A

A large number of microfilaments. Microfilaments are made of contractile proteins (actin and myosin)