Dissolved substances Flashcards

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1
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How do dissolved substances move?

A

Diffusion and active transport

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2
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What is osmosis?

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  • Movement of water
  • Across a partially permeable membrane
  • From an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration
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3
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What do sports drink contain?

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  • Sugar to replace the sugar used in energy released during exercise
  • They also contain water and ions to replace those lost from sweating
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What happens if the water and ions are not replaced?

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The body will be out of balance and the cells will not work efficiently

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5
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Where does the energy come from for active transport?

A

Respiration

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6
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What does active transport allow cells to do?

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Absorb substances from very dilute solutions

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7
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How are organ systems specialized for exchanging materials?

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  • Large surface area

- Being thin for a more direct diffusion route

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How are animals adapted for exchanging materials?

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  • Having an efficient blood supply

- Being ventilated for efficient gaseous exchange

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9
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How is the surface area increased in the lungs?

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Alveoli

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How is the surface area increased in the small intestine?

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Villi

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What do the capillaries do in the villi?

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They absorb the products of digestion by diffusion and active transport

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