Biology Flashcards 1 - Testing (e.g. carbs), Heart, Lungs, Leaves

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1
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What happens to CO2 in the alveoli

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Diffuses into the alveoli from plasma

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2
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Test for carbohydrates

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Starch = Iodine Test- orange to blue/black
Sugars = Benedicts solution - blue to brick red

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3
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What is a double circulatory system

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Two pumps working at the same time to pump blood in 2 different directions (Lungs, heart)

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4
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What is coronary heart disease

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The coronary arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle become narrow

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5
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What is an active site

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The special site in the enzyme where the substrate binds

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6
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Colour change for protein

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Buiret = Blue - Purple

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7
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Structural factors of capillaries

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Very small lumen
Wall made of a single layer of a cell

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8
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What diffuses into the blood from the body/tissues/organs

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CU IN THERE
C02
Urea

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10
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What four factors affect the rate of transpiration

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Light intensity
Temperature
Humidity
Air movement

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11
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What is a pathogen

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A microorganism that can cause diseases

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12
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What is used to measure the rate of transpiration

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Potometer

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13
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What happens to oxygen in the alveoli

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Diffuses from the alveoli into red blood cells

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14
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What is the palisade mesophyll layer and what happens here

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  • Where most of photosynthesis takes place.
  • The top layer of cells long and thin, densely packed together
  • Contains a lot of chloroplasts
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15
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What are the other cells that line the trachea and bronchi

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Oppenheimer
Cilia

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16
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Describe how we breathe

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  • Air comes down strong tube called the trachea
  • Trachea branches into two smaller tubes called bronchi
  • Each bronchi has branches called bronchioles
  • At the end of these are alveoli, where the oxygen, where the oxygen moves from the air into the blood
17
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How does an artificial pacemaker work

A

Electrical device that corrects irregularities in heart rate

18
Q

Artificial heart valve
Advantages:
Disadvantages:

A

Advantages: Lasts a very long time
Disadvantages: Need to take medication for the rest of your life

19
Q

What diffuses out of the blood into body/tissues/organs

A

GOA
Glucose
Oxygen
Amino Acids

20
Q

What are the 4 factors of the blood in the vein

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1 - Low pressure
2 - Smooth blood flow
3 - Dark red
4 - De-oxygenated

21
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What does the lower epidermis of the leaf do

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  • Contains pores called stomata which let gases in and out of the leaf
22
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What are stomata

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  • Pores that let gases in and out
  • Controlled by guard cells
23
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What is the method for the stomata peel practical

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  • Collect a leaf
  • Paint a bit of nail varnish on the top and bottom of the leaf
  • After dry, put a strip of clear tape on both sides and then peel off both.
  • Tape them onto the slides and view through microscope
24
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What causes coronary heart disease

A

Build up of fatty material on the lining of the vessels

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