HSB Flashcards

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Photosynthesis word equation

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Carbon➕water➕light energy➕glu➕ox
➡️
Chlorophyll

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2
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What is bioaccumulation

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This is the build up of chemicals in living organisms

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3
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Why do we need food

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• Energy to do things
• Raw materials to grow larger
• Raw mater to repair damaged body parts

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Vitamins A-D what are they found in and what do they give you

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Vitamin A- found in Liver,butter and it gives you healthy skin and teeth
Vitamin B- found in cheese, milk and it gives you healthy skin
Vitamin C- found in potatoes and citrus fruits and it gives you healthy teeth and gums(without it you get scurvy)

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5
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What happens to the food in our bodies

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It is digested(broken down)

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What is physical digestion

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Physical digestion is the process of breaking down food into smaller pieces through mechanical actions like chewing

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What is chemical digestion

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This is when enzymes and acids break down food into smaller molecules that can be me absorbed to the body

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What is enzymes

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Enzymes are chemicals, which act to speed up chemical reactions.

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9
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What are fats made up of

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A molecule of glycerol phosphate

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10
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How does respiration differ from breathing

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Respiration is the overall process of obtaining energy from food using oxygen while breathing is the process of inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide

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What are four factors which affect breathing rate and explain it

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•Physical activity- when we exercise our muscles require more oxygen
•Emotions- strong emotions like stress or excitement, when we’re anxious our breathing rate may become rapid
•Altitude- the air has lower oxygen level so our bodies compensate by increasing
•Medical conditions- asthma or lung diseases can affect our breathing rate

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12
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What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic

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Aerobic means with oxygen and anaerobic means without oxygen

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13
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What happens from the time blood enters the pulmonary vein until it returned to the lungs via pulmonary artery

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It carries oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart through the pulmonary vein with oxygen, then to the body through the aorta. After the body uses the oxygen, it returns to the heart through the vena cava and goes back to the lungs through the pulmonary artery for more oxygen.

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14
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Major bone of the skeleton system

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Cranium- the bone that protects the soft tissue of the brain

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15
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What is the clavicle

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Also know man as the collar bone connects the sternum (breast bone) to the shoulder bone

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16
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What is the scapula

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(Shoulder blade) the sturdy, flat triangular bone that connects the clavicle to the humerus

17
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What is the vertebral column

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(Spine) this is a combination of bones, muscles and other tissues that reach from base of the skull to the tailbone

18
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What is the humerus

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This is the long bone in the upper arm that connects the shoulder to the elbow

19
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What is the ulna

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(Elbow bone) two bones that make up the forearm

20
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What is the radius

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One of the two bones in the forearm that extends from the elbow to the wrist

21
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What is the function of the kidney

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To excrete metabolic waste, mainly urea from the body

To regulate the volume and concentration of the blood plasma and body fluids

22
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What is homeostasis

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The maintaining of a constant internal environment

23
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What happens if the blood glucose level decreases

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The glucagon passes into the blood and is carried to the liver

The normal level of glucagon is restored

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Heat loss to cool the body i.e. when temperature of the body rises above 37 °C

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When you are too hot:
● More blood flows to the surface of the skin.
● More heat is lost from the blood through the skin by radiation.

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Heat gain to warm the body i.e.when body temperature falls below 37°C

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When you are cold:
● Less blood flows to the surface of the skin and less heat is lost.
● Metabolic rate increases causing more heat to be produced.

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What does liver produce

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Liver produces bile