exam questions Flashcards

1
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Explain the advantage for larger animals of having a specialised system that facilitates oxygen uptake.

A

Large(r) organisms have a small(er) surface area:volume (ratio)

have to overcome longer diffusion pathway

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2
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use knowledge of surface area to explain the higher metabolic rate of a mouse than a horse

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smaller so large surface area to volume ratio

Faster heat loss compared to body size
faster rate of respiration and metabolism

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3
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describe relationship between size and surface area to volume ratio of organisms

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as size increases ratioof surface area to volume decreases

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4
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explains why oxygen uptake is a measure of metabolic rate in organisms

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oxygen used in respiration which provides energy (atp(

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5
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how oxygen reaches the cells inside tubes worm

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simple diffusion

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6
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how tubex worm is adapted for efficient gas exchange

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thin and small, so short diffusion pathways
flats and long so large surface area to volume

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7
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give pathway of red blood cell when travelling in human circulatory system from kidney to lung

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renial vein
vena cavalier to right atrium
right ventricle to pulmonary artery

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8
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what is a vein

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return blood to the heart
wider lumen
thinner wall
thin elastic layer
tough outer layer

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9
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what is an artery

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thick wall
thick muscle layer elastic
narrow lumen than vein
carry blood away from the heart

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10
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what is capillary

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wall is one cell thick
narrow diameter
narrow lumen
connect arteries and veins

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11
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saturated triglycerides

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carbon chains consist of entirely of carbon- carbon single bonds
saturated with the maximum number of hydrogen atoms possible

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12
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unsaturated triglycerides
mono and poly saturated

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single double carbon bond

more than one double carbon bond

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13
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knowledge of phagocytosis describe how add enters and kills tumour cell

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cell engulfs the antibody/adc
lysosome fuse with phagosome containing adc
lysozomes breakdown adc to release the drug

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14
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why adc treatment often causes side effects on healthy cells where atntigens are found attached

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afc will bind to non-tumour cells/healthy cells

cause death/damage to healthy cells

cause damage to other organs

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15
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describe how a phagocyte destroys a pathogen present in the blood

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englufts
forming a vehicle/ phagosome and fuses with the lysosome
enzyme digests/hydrolyses pathogen

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16
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describe and explain role of antibodies in stimulating phagocytosis

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bind to antigen
antibodies cause clumping

17
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how phagocytosis of a virus lead to presentation of its antigens

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phagosome fuses with lysosome
virus destroyed by lysozymes
antigens from virus are displayed on cell membrane of pathogen