Feb mocks Flashcards

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1
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Lungs to Heart

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Pulmonary Vein

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Heart to other organs

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Aorta

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3
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Aorta to liver

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Hepatic Artery

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4
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Aorta to Gut

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Mesentric Artery

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5
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Aorta to Kidneys

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Renal Artery

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6
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Kidneys to Vena Cava

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Renal Vein

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7
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Gut to Liver

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Hepatic portal vein

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8
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Liver to Vena Cava

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Hepatic Vein

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9
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Heart to Lungs

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Pulmonary Artery

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10
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What do the left and right sides of the heart do?

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The right side pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs. The left side pumps oxygenated blood to the body.

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11
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Plants- Cell wall and carbohydrate storage

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Carbs stored as starch or sucrose
Cellulose cell wall

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12
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Animals- Cell wall and carbohydrate storage

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No cell wall
Glycogen storage

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Fungi- Cell wall and carbohydrate storage and structure

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Store Carbs as Glycogen
Chitin cell wall
consist of threads
of cells called hyphae. Whole structure
is called a mycelium

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14
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Defining features of bacteria

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Flagellum
Plasmids
No nucleaus- single chromosome
Cell wall and membrane

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15
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Defining features of virus + plant and human example

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DNA surrounded by protein coat
Tobacco Mosaic
Influenza

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16
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Pathogen example

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Plasmodium- malaria

17
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Fungi example

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Mucor

18
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Protoctist example

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Amoeba

19
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Structure of veins etc

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20
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What does Plasma store/carry?

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Urea, Co2, hormones

21
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Phagocytes

A

Engulf and digest pathogens

22
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Lymphocytes

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release antibodies, which destroy pathogens

23
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How does saturated fat lead to blood flow restrictions?

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Fatty deposits will build up in the artery walls. The fatty deposits narrow the lumen of the artery. This is a particular problem in the narrow coronary arteries as it restricts blood flow to the heart muscles cells.

24
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Carbon dioxide/heat production from pea test

A

2 sets of peas in thermos flasks
Both in milton solution to kill bacteria
1 set dead(as a control to compare), 1 live
Measure temp change in each
Gas deliver tube to bubble through limewater

25
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Sugar test

A

Benedicts test
Put in a water bath at 80c for 5 min
Blue to Brick red

26
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Starch test

A

Iodine test
Add a few drops of iodine solution
Yellow to blue/black if starch present

27
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Protein test

A

Buiret test
Equal amounts of;
watere
dilute potassium hydroxide
1% copper sulphate solution
Light blue to Light purple

28
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Lipids test

A

Emulsion test
abolsute ethanol
equal volume water
Colourless to cloudy if lipids present

29
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Function, source and deficiency of Iron

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Forms haemoglobin, Red meat, Anemia

30
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Function, source and deficiency of calcium

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To form bones and teeth, milk, fish, Rickets

31
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Function, source and deficiency of Vit A

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protecting the surface of the eye, carrots, Night blindness.

32
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Function, source and deficiency of Vit C

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maintaining skin+cartilage, Fresh Fruit, scurvy

33
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Function, source and deficiency of Vit D

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Needed to absorb calcium and phosphate, oily fish, Rickets,

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