Biology 150 (summer) FINAL Flashcards

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1
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What is the role of hemoglobin?

A

Oxygen transport

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2
Q

Hemoglobin curve?

A

As pressure increases, saturation of oxygen decreases

Rapidly unloads when demand is high!

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3
Q

pH and hemoglobin?

A

More oxygen is released when solution is more ACIDIC

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4
Q

Hemoglobin curve shifts which direction when pH is lower?

A

RIGHT

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5
Q

Advantage of closed-circuit circulatory systems?

A

Allows for high-pressure and higher flow rate

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6
Q

Right side of heart is ???

A

DEOXYGENATED

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7
Q

Systole ?

A

Contracted

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8
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Left side of heart ??

A

OXYGENATED

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9
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Diastole

A

Relaxed portion of heart

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10
Q

Which (systole or diastole) is high pressure and uses the AV valves?

A

Systole

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11
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Which (systole or diastole) is low pressure, relaxed, and uses the aortic valves?

A

Diastole

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12
Q

Problem with double-loop circulation?

A

Capillaries are thin to withstand the high pressure of the circuit; SO, there are two separate circuits to withstand the pressure

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13
Q

What is open-circuit?

A

Hemolymph is not confined to vessels; no diffusion (or pressure required)

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14
Q

Parts of CNS?

A

Brain & spinal chord

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15
Q

Fxn of dendrite?

A

Receives info

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16
Q

Fxn of soma?

A

Integrates (and receives) info

17
Q

Fxn of axon?

A

Sends out info

18
Q

Sodium goes (in/out) in axon potential?

A

IN

19
Q

K goes (in/out) in axon potential?

A

OUT

20
Q

Role of MS?

A

Acts as insulation; allows for quicker transmission

21
Q

Glucose is too high in blood?

A

Insulin is secreted- glucose is converted to glycogen

22
Q

Glucose is too low in blood?

A

Glucagon is secreted - glycogen is converted to glucose

23
Q

Can animals break down cellulose?

A

NO f***in’ way

24
Q

Which animals in which circumstances have the most difficultly extracting oxygen from their environment?

A

Saltwater fish- oxygen isn’t readily available; and the water is even more concentrated on top of that

25
Q

What does A represent in Flick’s law?

A

Area (large)

26
Q

P2-P1 ?

A

Difference in partial pressures (large)

27
Q

D ?

A

Distance (small)

28
Q

Sensory neurons?

A

Carry info from outside of body in

29
Q

Motor neurons?

A

Inside to outside of body (information carried)

30
Q

What do pacemaker cells do?

A

Electrical conductivity of the heart- SA Node

31
Q

At resting potential there is lots of ___ inside?

A

K (and proteins)

32
Q

How does a synapse transmit a signal?

A

Ion channels are opened; causes cell potential changes; neurotransmitter is released

33
Q

Is oxygen soluble in water?

A

NaBrO

34
Q

What is counter-current exchange?

A

Water and blood flowing in opposite directions (Fish)

35
Q

Inhalation?

A

Relaxed muscles

36
Q

Exhalation?

A

Contracted muscles