B4- Organisation in animals and plants Flashcards

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1
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What 4 things make up blood?

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Platelets, red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma

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Function of white blood cells?
Function and adaptation of phagocytes?

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Protect the body against infection
*Engulf, digest and destroy bacteria
“Very flexible, contains enzymes

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Function of white blood cells?
Function and adaptation of lymphocytes?

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Protect the body against infection
*Produce antibodies or antitoxins
“Neutralises harmful poisons

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Function and adaptation of red blood cells

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*Carry oxygen around the body
“No nucleus, biconcave shape high SA diffusion, carries haemoglobin for oxygen to bind to

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Function and adaptation of platelets

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*To help blood clot at a wound
“Small fragments of cells, no nucleus

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Function and adaptation of plasma

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*Carry all blood cells and other substances around the body
“A liquid

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Circulatory system
Function?
Consists of?

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To transport substances around the body. Consists of blood, blood vessels and heart

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3 types of blood vessels

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Arteries, veins, capillaries

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Arteries
Function?
3 Features?

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Carry blood away from heart to other organs
Thick walls withstand high blood pressure
Thick elastic fibres stretch and return to normal size
Narrow lumen creates high blood pressure

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Veins
Function?
3 Features?

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Carry blood to heart
Thin outer walls as lower pressure
Valves prevent back flow
Large lumen for slow flow of blood

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Capillaries
Function?
3 Features?

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Allow gas exchange
Capillary bed has large sa for faster diffusion
Walls 1 cell thick for faster diffusion
Narrow lumen

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Describe the movement of blood through the heart

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Deoxygenated blood-vena cava-right atrium-right ventricle-pulmonary artery.
Oxygenated blood-pulmonary vein-left atrium-left ventricle-aorta

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13
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Where are pacemaker cells found?

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Right atrium

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14
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Which ventricle has thicker muscle wall?

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Left ventricle

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15
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Calculation for cardiac output

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Cardiac output (ml/min) = stroke volume (ml/beat) x heart rate(bpm)

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16
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Irregular heart rate Treatment?
How?
Ad?
Dis?

A

Artificial pacemaker
Electrical device sends impulses so heart contracts
-No side effects, fast recovery
-Requires surgery, affected by electromagnetic fields

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Faulty valves (natural)
Treatment?
How?
Ad?
Dis?

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Biological valves
Replaces with animal or human valves, blood flows in one direction
-No back flow of blood or damage to blood cells
-Need to be replaced, can harden overtime

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Faulty valves (unnatural)
Treatment?
How?
Ad?
Dis?

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Mechanical valves
Replace with metal valves, blood flows in one direction
-Long lasting, strong,
-Can cause blood clots, need medication for this

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Heart failure treatment? (short term)
Treatment?
How?
Ad?
Dis?

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Artificial heart
Pump in chest, controlled by machine
-No tissue damage, short term solution
-Can cause blood clotting, needs surgery

20
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Heart failure treatment
(long term)
Treatment?
How?
Ad?
Dis?

A

Donor heart transplant
Healthier donor heart replaces failing one
-Good survival, long term solution
-Long waiting list, long recovery

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Coronary heart disease
(pills)

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Statins
Slow rate of fatty deposition
-Reduce chance of heart attack
-Taken for life, small side effects, could forget

22
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Coronary heart disease
(surgery)

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Stents
Balloon in artery to widen it, mesh hold it open
-Short recovery time, relieve symptoms
-Risk of allergic reaction, could damage artery

23
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What gases diffuse to where when breathing in and out

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Breathing in- oxygen diffuses out of lungs into blood
Breathing out- carbon dioxide diffuses out of blood into lungs

24
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What happens during inhalation?

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Intercostal muscles contract
Diaphragm contracts downwards
Ribs move up and out
Lung volume increases
Lung pressure decrease

25
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What happens during exhalation?

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Intercostal muscles relax
Diaphragm relaxes upwards
Ribs move down and in
Lung volume decreases
Lung pressure increases

26
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5 adaptations of alveoli

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-In clusters, large sa
-Blood supply from capillaries, steep conc gradient
-1 cell thick lining, short diff distance
-Constant ventilation, steep conc gradient
-Moist lining, dissolve gases

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Meristem tissue
Function&Adapts

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Differentiate into any type of cell
Found in growing tips of roots and shoots

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Epidermal tissue
Function&Adapts

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Covers surface and protects it
Secretes waxy substance to waterproof leaf, transparent, thin to allow light

29
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Palisade mesophyll
Function&Adapts

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Photosynthesis
Upper leaf, close to sunlight, column shaped so high sa to absorb light, chloroplasts to absorb light

30
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Spongy mesophyll
Function&Adapt

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Make diffusion efficient
Thin membrane so short diffusion pathway, irregular shape to increase sa, loosely packed with air spaces for gas exchange

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Stomata and Guard cells
Function&Adapt

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Allows air in to diffuse carbon dioxide in and oxygen out
Small opening over leaf’s surface

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Xylem
Function&Adapt

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Carry water and mineral ions from roots to leaves
Dead cells with lignin create hollow, strong tube, no end walls, impermeable to water

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Phloem
Function&Adapt

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Carries dissolved food (amino acids) from leaves to growing parts, storage organs
Sieve plates so water moves more freely, mitochondria for energy, living cells

34
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Transpiration

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The rate of evaporation of water from the leaf

35
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Translocation

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Movement of food molecules through the phloem to the plant

36
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Transpiration stream

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Movement of water around a plant

37
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How to calculate number of stomata in given area

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  1. Calculate area of field view
  2. Count no. of stomata in given area
  3. Divide no. of stomata by area
38
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4 factors that affect rate of transpiration

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Temperature, humidity, wind, light intensity

39
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How does temperature affect transpiration?

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KE of water increases, molecules move faster, increase transpiration

40
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How does humidity affect transpiration?

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Lower conc gradient between inside and outside of leaf, reduces rate

41
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How does wind affect transpiration?

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Takes water away from outside of leaf, steep conc gradient, increases rate

42
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How does light intensity affect transpiration?

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Guard cells open stomata to take in CO2, when open more water is lost, increases rate

43
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3 ways plants control water loss

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Waxy cuticle- waterproof layer
Wilting- drooping leaves, reduces sa&evaporation
Stomata- closed by guard cells

44
Q

What does a potometer show?

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Shows uptake of water by a plant, represents water lost by transpiration

45
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How does a potometer work?

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Water evaporates from shoot and drawn through stem through capillary tube. Faster air bubble moves, faster transpiration