CHAPTER 4 Flashcards

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what are the four components of blood

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plasma, platelets, RBCs and WBCs

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what does plasma transport

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waste CO2
urea
small soluble products of digestion

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function of rbcs

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pick up oxygen from lungs and carry to cells where it is needed

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adaptions of rbcs

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biconcave - big SA for diffusion
full of haemoglobin (binds to oxygen)
no nucleus- more haemoglobin

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function of wbcs

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form part of defence system

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what do lymphocytes do

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form antibodies against microorganisms

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what do phagocytes do

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engulf and digest bacteria and viruses

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function of platelets

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clot at site of wound to stop bacteria entering

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what makes up the circulatory system

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blood, blood vessels and heart

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what are three types of blood vessels

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arteries , veins, capillaries

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function or arteries

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carry blood from heart to organs
thick walls
very dangerous to cut - high pressure as from heart

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function of capillaries

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form network of tiny vessels to link ventricles and atriums
narrow and thin
easy for diffusion

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function of veins

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carry blood from organs to heart
quite thing as blood is at lower pressure
often have valves

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what is a double circulatory system

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one transports blood from heart to lungs and back again

other carries blood from heart to organs and back again

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what is the point of valves

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stops backflow

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what is a biological valve

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passed on pig and cow valves

patient doesn’t need medication for 12-15 years

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17
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artificial pacemakers

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connected to heart by wires

corrects irregularities

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18
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what are artificial pacemakers used for

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keeps patients alive while wait for transplant

give a heart a rest aid to recovery

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what is the job of the ventilation system

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move air in and out of lungs

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what happens when you breathe in

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ribs move up and out as volume of chest increases
increased volumes = lower pressures
outside air is higher pressure so moves into lungs

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what happens when you exhale

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volume of chest gets smaller
smaller volume = increased pressure
outside air is lower pressure so air moves out of lungs

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adaptions of alveoli

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large SA
rich blood supply
steep concentration gradient

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characteristics of palisade mesophyll cells

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lots of chloroplasts for photosynthesis

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characteristics of spongy mesophyll

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some chloroplasts for photosynthesis

big air spaces and large SA for easy diffusion

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function of xylem
carry water and dissolves minerals from roots to leaves
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function of phloem
carry dissolved food from leaves around plants
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function of leaf
photosynthesis
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function of roots
take up water and minerals from soil
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function of stem
supports leaves and flowers
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function of stomata
allow gases to move in and out of leaf
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function of guard cells
control opening and closing of stoma
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what is translocation
movement of dissolved sugars from leaves to rest of plant
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why is transport in a plant so important
all cells need sugar for respiration | all cells need water
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what is transpiration
when water is lost through stomata
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what is the transpiration system
when water leaves stomata so is drawn up through roots and this process repeats
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how are photosynthesis and transpiration connected
anything that increases photosynthesis increases transpiration
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what increases transpiration and photosynthesis
heat wind light
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what do WBCs do
make antitoxins , antibodies and ingest microorganisms
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function of platelets
help clot blood
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function of plasma
transport various substances eg CO2 glucose and urea around the body
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when looking at a heart diagram what must you remember
it is from the perspective of the person whose heart it is (L side is R on diagram)
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what is coronary heart disease
when cholesterol builds up in the coronary arteries and means the heart has to work harder to push blood through
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how do stents work
the balloon expands and deflates leaving a metal mesh. This expand the artery to let more blood through faster
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how do statins work
reduce blood cholesterol levels to stop so much gathering in arteries
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how do plants reduce water loss
waxy cuticle to stop uncontrolled loss of stomata found on underside of leaf and protect from sun and evaporation
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function of right ventricle
pumps deoxygenated blood to lungs
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function of left ventricle
pumps oxygenated blood around the body
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which side is the vena cava on
right
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which side is the pulmonary artery on
right
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two vessels bringing blood to heart
vena cava | pulmonary vein
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which side is the pulmonary artery on
right
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which side is aorta on
left
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function of coronary arteries
supply heart with oxygenated blood
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function of pulmonary artery
takes deoxygenated blood to lungs
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function of aorta
takes oxygenated blood around body
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why is the muscle on the LHS of the heart thicker
must pump blood faster
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advantage of biological valve
no medication
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disadvantage of biological valve
only last 15 years
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advantage of mechanical valves
last long time
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disadvantage of mechanical valves
medicine
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layers of tissues in leaf
waxy cuticle epidermal tissue palisade mesophyll spongy mesophyll
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function of meristem
able to differentiate to allow plant growth
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what is xylem strengthened with
lignin
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structure of xylem
made of dead cells strengthened with lignin | carry water and minerals from roots to stem and leaves
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structure of phloem
made of living cells with holes to let cell sap through | allow food to flow through
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function of stomata
lets co2 in for photosynthesis
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why does hot windy dry conditions increase transpiration
diffusion happens faster steeper concentration gradient increased evaporation
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how do plants change to preserve water and why
wilt - reduces sa for evaporation | stomata close - stops photosynthesis