B3 - Exam Mistakes Flashcards

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Explain how stents work. 2 marks

A

Stents hold open blood vessel

Allowing more blood to flow through

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Give the type of blood vessel that gets blocked up

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Artery

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Give one way that the blood is different in a vein than in an artery

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Vein contains LESS oxygen than artery

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Explain how the diaphragm and ribcage cause the changes in lung volume shown in the diagram. 4 marks

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Air comes in due to flattening of diaphragm

Air goes out due to expansion of diaphragm

Air comes in due to outward movement of rib cage

Air goes out due to inward movement of rib cage

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Describe the difference between the iron lung and the artificial ventilator. 2 marks

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In iron lung, the atmospheric pressure forces the air in and out of the lungs

In the artificial ventilator, air is forced mechanically into lungs

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Give one advantage and disadvantage of using modern ventilator instead of iron lung

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Freedom of movement

But tube is uncomfortable

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Give 4 reasons for a longer food chain giving less food

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Energy loss by movement of animals

Energy loss by body temperature of animals

Lost in waste materials

Lost in inedible parts of animals

DON’T SAY RESPIRATION

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What is meant by the transpiration stream? 3 marks

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Water moves from roots up the stem to the leaves

Water evaporates

Via stomata

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Give one substance apart from food needed by animals to grow

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Oxygen

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Why would the concentration of glucose in the blood coming from the small intestine be lower 6 hours after a meal?

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Most of glucose has already been absorbed

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Why would amount of fish caught every year decrease and then increase. 2 marks

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Decrease due to over fishing

Increase due to quotas and net size working

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Why would fish caught from sustainable sources increase?

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Public awareness of over fishing

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Give 2 reasons for fish growing in cages to grow faster

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More food available (given by humans)

Less energy loss through movement

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Give 4 factors that a scientists needs to consider when designing an artificial heart valve

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Valve size to fit

Long lasting material

Doesn’t cause immune response

Blood doesn’t clot

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Describe how the body responds to a decrease in blood glucose concentration. 3 marks

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Pancreas detects low blood glucose

Glucagon secreted by pancreas

Travels to kidneys and causes glycogen to turn back to glucose

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Why does core body temperature decrease due to exercise. 2 marks

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More exercise done so more respiration needed to provide energy

Respiration causes more waste energy as heat

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Why would biogas produced in the first few days not burn? 3 marks

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There is initially oxygen

Aerobic respiration by microorganisms

Producing carbon dioxide only which doesn’t burn

17
Q

Why do potato peelings release more biogas than pasta?

A

More carbohydrates

18
Q

Give 2 reasons for the mass of household waste increasing every year

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Growth in population

Improved living standards