B9: Animal physiology Flashcards

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1
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why does respiration occur

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for cells to release energy

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2
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enzyme is catalyed by…

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enzymes

so rate of respiration sensitive to temp +pH changes

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3
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energy from respiraiton used to fuel

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  • protein synthesis and making other new molecules
  • active transport
  • cell division
  • muscle contraction.
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4
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aerobic respiration requires

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oxygen

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5
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aerobic is more…+ releases….

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efficent than anaerobic respiration

releases more energy

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6
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energy is in the form

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ATP

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7
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in euk cells, aerobic respiratipn takes place

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in mitochondria

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8
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in prok, aerobic respiration takes place

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in cytoplasm

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9
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word equation for aerobic respiration

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Glucose + Oxygen → Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy (ATP)

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10
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anaerobic respiration occurs without

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oxygen

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11
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anerobic respiration releases…

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less energy than aerobic

but important fot cells that can’t obtsain sufficient o2

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12
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word equation for anaerobic respiration in animals

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Glucose → Lactic acid + Energy (ATP)

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13
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lactic acid is… so must be….

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toxic

removed

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14
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rate of respiration when exercising

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increases
as muscle cells need more energy
for contraction
to produce movement

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15
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during exercise….

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breathing rate increases
heart starts to beat faster
allowing more O2 to reach muscle cells
allows more aerobic respiraiton to take place + more CO2 to be removed

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16
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during exercies the body may….

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break down glycogen stores
in liver + muscles
to get more glucose

17
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what happens if cells dont get enough O2 during exercies

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cells will start to use anaerobic respiration
produces lactic acid in muscles
causing pain + tiredness

18
Q

explain oxygen debt

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after exercies breathing rate may remain high
extra O2 taken in
to replenish oxygen debt required
to remove toxic lactic acid from body

19
Q

what is the nervous system

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rapid communicaiton system of bodies in animals
made of several diff types of cells
that use electrical impulses to send cellular messages
producing quick, short lived respones

20
Q

the nervous system uses…

A

system of nervees
that connect organs + tissues
these link to CNS
which coordinates inputs from other nerves

21
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neurone is…

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one of the cells in the nervous system

22
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nerves are made of

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bundles of axons of neurones

23
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what is the CNS

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made of brain - protected by skull

spinal cord - collection of nerves running down spine

24
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how are impulses send to and from CNS

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nerves from receptors 
in sense organs 
bring impusles to spinal chord 
which then sends to brain for processing 
brain inteprets impulses
\+ responds by sending impulse 
via spinal chord to to nerves
connected to organs + tissues of body
25
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what is a neurone description+ function

A

nerve cell
transmit electrical impulses
all neurones contain single nucleus in cell body
+ extensions of cytoplasm
allowing electical impulses to travel through them

26
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diff types of neurones?

A

sensory
relay
motor

27
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sensory neurones….

A
connect receptors (detect stimuli in environment)
with CNS
28
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relay neurones…

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found in CNS
connect sensory + motor neurones
to allow communication to + from brain

29
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motor neurones…

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connect CNS to effectors

30
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what are effectors

A

parts of body
that produce response
to electrical impulse

31
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an axon is the

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long section of neurone

through which electrical impulse can travel

32
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axon is surrounded bt

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myelin sheath

33
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the myelin sheath

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protects axon

makes impulse travel faster

34
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dendrites

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allow connections to be made to other neurones

35
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what is a synapse

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small gap between two neurones
allow neurones to transmit electrical impulses to each other.
also allow multiple neurones to connect with each other at once.

36
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how do impulses cross synapse

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electrical impulse travels along the axon of a neurone until it reaches the end of the neurone.
Here the impulse causes a chemical to be released into the synapse. -neurotransmitter
it diffuses from the axon across the synapse
to the neurone on the other side.
When reaches the surface of the dendrite, it binds to a receptor
which allows the electrical impulse to be regenerated. new impulse then travels down the axon of the other neurone.
This process happens very quickly.

37
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what is a reflex arc used for

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required in order to produce a quick reflex action.
to protect the body from harm
occur very rapidly.
they do not require processing in the brain.

38
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describe the process of a reflex arc

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receptor detects a stimulus.

receptor generates an electrical impulse
which passes to a sensory neurone.
electrical impulse passes down the axon of the sensory neurone to the spinal cord.
There the message crosses a synapse, using chemical neurotransmitters,
producing an impulse within a relay neurone
in the central nervous system.

The electrical impulse in the relay neurone connects via another synapse to a motor neurone.
the impulse progresses along the motor neurone
till it connects with an appropriate effector.

The effector- muscle -contract when it receives the impulse.
ontraction will move the body away from the source of harm.