Coordination and response Flashcards

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What is the central nervous system

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brain and spinal cord

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what is the peripheral nervous system

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all the other nerves

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3
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what is the role of the nervous system

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to alert the body when something is bad for you

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4
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function of axon

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long and thin to carry the message

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5
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function of dendrite

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branchs to connect the nerves

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6
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mylein sheath

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to insulate

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7
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describe the events in synapse

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The neurotransmitter diffuses from one side to the other, it is released when a nervous impulse arrives at the end of the first neurone.

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what is the diffrence between the neurones

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sensory has its cell body in the middle, the relay is short and the motor is long

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9
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order of a reflex arc

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stimulus
receptor
sensory neurone
relay neurone
motor neurone
effector
response

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10
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diffrence between a reflex and concius response

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reflex does not carry the message all the way to your brain while concuis uses your brain

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what is a synapse

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gap between the neurones

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12
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what is a vesicle

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sack that contains the nerotransmitters

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13
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can messages travel both ways down a neruon

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no

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14
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5 sense organs

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skin,nose,mouth,eyes,ears

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15
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role of cornea

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refracts light

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16
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role of lens

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focuses light on retina

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role of optic nerve

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sends signals to brain

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18
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roles of retina

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detects light

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19
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what happens to the pupil in bright light

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it constricts

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20
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what happnes to the pupil in dark light

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it dilates

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21
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why is the reflex of the iris importent

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to control how much light eneters the eye

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22
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what 2 mucseles are in the iris

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cicular and radial

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23
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how does the circular muscle adjust to bright light

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how does the radial mucsle adjust to bright light

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how can you see a far away object
using accomidation (cillary mucsles slacken and suspensory ligamnets contract)
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were are the rod and cone cells
in the fovea
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what are the functions of the rod and cone cells
rod cells detect color and cone cells detect light
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Function of fovea
detect color
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function of the fovea
detects color
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what is a hormone
a chemical relased that affects body
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were are hormones produced
in the glands
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how are hormones transported
through blood
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list four hormone found in humans
adrenline, insulin and glucagon, testrone, oestrogen
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function of adrenline and were is it made
adrenline is produced in the adrenal gland (the bottom of back). It readys fight or flight
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function of insulin and glucagon
produced in the pancreas, insuline reduces blood sugar while glucagon increases blood sugar
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function of oestrogen
produced in the ovaries it is the main sex hormone for females
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functtion of Testrone
produced in the testes and it isthe main sex hormone for males
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role of gylocegen
a more sutible way of storeing glucose because it is non soluble
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diffrence between type one and type 2 diabetes
type 2 diabetes does not produce insulin while type 1 produces insulin but the liver does not react
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what is homeostatis
keeping the bodys internal levels stable
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what is thermoregulaion
keeping the body at a constant temprture
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what happens when the body gets to hot
1. skin and hypothalmus will detect the change 2.blood vessels become bigger, you sest and the hairs on your arm flatten
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vasodiliation
blood vessel become bigger
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what is vasoconstriction
blood vessels constrict
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how does sweating cool the body
when you swaet you have water on your arm and your body is hot so the sweat evaporates and takes some heat with it.
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how does shivering help heat up the body
your mucsles contract
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what is negtive feedback
when levels go futher down or futher up than usal but return to normal levels
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plant growth hormone
auxin
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what is tropisim
a reaction to a stimuli
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what exibhits negitive phototropisim
roots
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what exphitsts positive phototropisim
shoots
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what exibhits negitive gravtropisim
shoots
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were is auxin mainly found
in the tips of plant (roots or shoots)
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when light isshone on plant what happens
auxins got to the shaded side
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what exibhits postive gravitropisim
roots
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what does the auxin cause cells to do
elongate