exam Q's Flashcards

1
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describe and explain why people with VSD (hole in the septum of heart) can easily become tired

A

-oxygenated and deox blood mix
-deox blood passes into left ventricle
-less oxygenated blood is pumped to cells
-less oxygen available for ATP production

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2
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suggest why reduced heart rate is sometimes seen n people who are very aerobically fit

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-increased stroke volume
-increased strength/ thickness of heart muscles

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3
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what breathing instruction should be given to a person when measuring forced expirations and inspirations

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-breath in as deeply as possible
-force as much air out as possible

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4
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describe the differences between forced expiration and relaxed breathing

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forced expiration is
-active
-required energy
-ribs pull down hard
-abdominal muscles contract forcing diaphragm up

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5
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why can expiration be a passive proccess

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-it doesn’t use muscle contraction they just relax

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6
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suggest how the upper respiratory tract of a person with sjorens syndrome might be affected

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-irritation and coughing

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7
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Blood in the arteries has a high hydrostatic pressure
state how this hydrostatic pressure is generated in the heart

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by the contraction of the ventricular wall

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8
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explain why the hydrostatic pressure of the blood drops as blood moves away from the heart

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-vessels get smaller
-arteries stretch/ expand = lower pressure

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9
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describe and explain how the walls of an artry are adapted to withstand and maintain high hydrostatic pressure

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to maintain high pressure:
1. elastic fibres= can recoil
2. Smooth muscle = can contract and narrow lumen

to withstand high pressure:
1. thick wall and collagen = provide strength
2.endothelium folded = no damage as it can stretch

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10
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explain why the delay between the excitation of the atria and excitation of the ventricles is essential

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-allows time for all the blood to empty from atria to ventricle
-so atria has time to fully contract and makes sure ventricle doesnt contract at the same time

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11
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outline the benefit of the Bohr shift to actively respiring tissue

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-respiring tissue need more oxygen
-for aerobic respiration
-Bohr shift causes oxygen to be given up more readily

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12
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distinguish between the term transpiration and the transpiration stream

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transpiration stream is movement of water up xylem vessel but transpiration is the evaporation out of aerial parts of the plant

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13
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Sodium chloride in solution dissociates into Na+ and Cl−.
Explain how the Casparian strip prevents these ions from reaching the xylem of the plant by the
apoplast pathway

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1 strip is impervious to, water / solutions (1)
2 forces water / solutions, to pass through,
plasma / cell surface, membrane (1)
3 phospholipid (bilayer), repels / AW, ions /
charged particles (1)

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14
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what is a similarity between xylem and phloem

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both are tubes

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15
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what examples of assimilates are carried in the phloem

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sucrose and amino acids

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16
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Students carried out a practical investigation into the effect of enzyme concentration on the rate
of reaction.
They were provided with:
* a 1% solution of the enzyme trypsin
* a supply of distilled water
* test tubes labelled 1– 4
* 10 cm3 syringes.
(a) (i) Describe how they would create four different enzyme concentrations using tenfold
serial dilutions. They started by using a syringe to transfer 1 cm3 of the 1% trypsin
solution into tube 1. With a clean syringe, they then added 9 cm3 of distilled water to
tube 1

A

-shake tube one to mix contents
-remove 1cm3 of mixture from tube 1 add it to tube 2 and add 9cm3 of distilled water to it
-repeat for tubes 3+4.

17
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how do u calculate initial rate of reaction from a graph

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initial= first block of seconds/ time

-draw a tangent from zero touching the plotted graph
-pick two points on the tangent e.g (0,0) and (18,4)
-use formula change in y over change in x
= 18/4 = 0.22 cm3 s-1