8 Transport In Animals Flashcards

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What organisms are open-ended circulatory systems mainly found in?

A

Invertebrate animals- including most insects and molluscs.

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What animals are single closed circulatory systems found in?

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E.g. fish and annelid worms.

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What animals have a double closed circulatory system?

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Birds and most mammals.

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Pros of double circulatory system?

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High blood pressure and fast flow of blood.

Heart can pump blood further around body.

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Pros and cons of single closed circulatory system?

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Pros- less complex, doesn’t require complex organs.

Cons- low blood pressure, slow movement of blood, activity level of animal tends to be low.

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What is oncotic pressure?

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The tendency of water to move into blood by osmosis.

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What is hydrostatic pressure?

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The pressure blood is under due to the surge of blood that occurs every time the heart contracts.

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What is the oncotic pressure of blood?

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-3.3kPa

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9
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How are capillary walls permeable?

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Due to the gaps between the cells.

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What is the septum?

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The inner dividing wall of the heart which prevents the mixing of deoxygenated blood and oxygenated blood.

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Cardiac output=

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Heart rate x stroke volume

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