B5: Movement Flashcards

1
Q

what is movement?

A

action in which an organism or part of an organism changes in position or place

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2
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Definition of locomotion

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  • locomotion is the movement of the whole body from one place to another
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3
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importance of movement

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  • find food
  • hide and escape from predators
  • migrate to avoid harsh conditions or go in search of food
  • find mates to reproduce
  • find nesting sites to make nests
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4
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Movement in plants

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  • growth movements(slow)
  • rapid movements of leaves such as the mimosa and venus fly trap
  • dispersion of pollen and seeds
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5
Q

what is tropism?

A

growth movements

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6
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what harmone controls growth in plants?

A

Auxin

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7
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Growth Movements in plants

A
  • related to nutrition
  • phototropism - movement towards light - shoots
  • geotropism - movement towards gravity - roots
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8
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Auxin is made in the (1)__________ of (2)_______and (3)___________

A
  1. tips
  2. roots
  3. shoots
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9
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Functions of the skeleton

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  • Movement
  • protection: cranium, ribcage, vertebral column pelvis
  • Support: bones provide framework for the other systems. The backbone provides support for the limbs and head
  • Production of red blood cells: bone marrow in the interior of short bones and ends of long bones
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10
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How does phototropism work?

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  • auxins acummulate on the shaded side of the shoot and break down on the side exposed to light.
  • cells reproduce more on the shaded side causing the shoot to bend towards the light side
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11
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explain geotropism

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  • auxins slow growth in the root, so growth is slowed where there is increased concentration of auxins and vice versa.
  • Auxin accumulates on the lower side due to gravity.
  • The side with less auxin will grow faster and so roots will always grow downward toward gravity.
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12
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parts of the skeleton: label the skeleton

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13
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Parts of the long bone and functions

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A - Rounded head to form ball and socket joint allowing movement in all 3 planes

B - The ends of the bone are made of spongy bone which is light and strong

C- Growth of bone occurs here

D - red bone marrow in the ends of the bone produces red blood cells

E - yellow bone marrow is store for fat

F - Shaft is hollow to reduce chance of a break occuring across the bone

G - Outer part of bone made of compact bone which is very strong

H - rounded ends form hinge joint

J - sites of attachment for muscles

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14
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Types of joints

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  • Hinge: elbow and knee
  • Ball and socket: shoulder and hip
  • Fixed: cranium
  • Pivot: the atlas
  • Gliding joint: wrist bones, vertebrae.
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15
Q

What kind of joint is this?

A

Hinge

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16
Q

What kind of joint is this?

A

ball and socket

17
Q

what kind of joint is this?

A

Ankle bones - gliding joint

Phalanges - hinge

18
Q

what kind of joint is this?

19
Q

Draw and label the humerus

20
Q

parts of synovial joint - label the diagram

21
Q

Parts of the forelimb - label the diagram

22
Q

Label the synovial joint

23
Q

forearm - label the parts

24
Q

function of the ligament

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  • joins bone to bone
  • stretches as bones move
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function of muscle
contracts to pull bones causing movement
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function of tendon
Joins muscle to bone - non-elastic so effect of muscle contraction is directly transferred to the bone
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function of the synovial fluid
reduce friction when bones move about each other
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how does movement occur in a limb?
* contraction of antagonistic muscles ie when one muscle contracts the other relaxes. Both musles cannot contract at the same time.
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some antagonistic muscle pairs
* biceps and triceps