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Human biology year 9 Flashcards

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What is a reflex

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-unconscious/ involuntary response
-function is protection
-fast response that involves the spinal cord making decisions

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smallest to largest (organization in the human body)

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1-organelles
2-cells
3-tissues
4-organ
5-system
6-organism
7-population

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Importance of cellular respiration as a requirement of life

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  • maintains constant body temperature in warm blooded organisms by producing heat.
    -provides energy for chemical reactions and breaking down of products
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Word equation of cellular respiration

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Glucose + Oxygen –> Water + Carbon dioxide + Energy

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Chemical equation of cellular respiration

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C6H12O6 +6O2 –> 6H2O + 6CO2 + ENERGY (ATP)

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Different types of tissues?

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Muscle, epithelial, connective, nervous

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Metabolism

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-The set of life-sustaining chemical reactions occurring in the body
-Defined as the chemical process that converts food into energy.

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catabolic

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breaking down

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Anabolic

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building up

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Enzymes?

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  • specific to a specific substrate
    -proteins that increase the speed/ rate of a chemical reaction in the body
    -Active site is a specific shape
    -biological catalysts
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Lock in key model

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Proposes that the enzyme acts as a rigid lock that only allows entry of correctly shaped substrate key into its active site to enable a specific chemical reaction

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normal temp in body?

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37

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denaturation occurs when:

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When our body temp goes over 38, the body wont function properly because the enzymes active site changes.

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2 parts of the brain:

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cerebrum, cerebellum

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left side of the brain controls:

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-right side of the brain
-logic

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right side of the brain controls:

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-left side of the brain
-art, creative

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CNS

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  • Brain, spinal cord
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PNS

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-all the neurons and supporting cells of the rest of the body (outside the brain and spinal cord)

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-Function of Cerebrum:
~Controls:

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-initates and coordinates movement and regulates temperature.
~ memory, sight, sound

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-Function of Cerebellum:
~Controls:

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-coordinates movement and balance
~coordination, balance, movement

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-Function of Brain- stem:
~Controls:

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-sends signals from the brain to the rest of the body
~breathing, blood pressure

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-Function of Hypothalamus:
~Controls:

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-keeps your body in a stable state called homeostasis
~heart rate, body temp

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-Function of Pituitary gland:
~Controls:

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-regulates growth, metabolism, and reproduction through the hormones that it produces
~production of these hormones is either stimulated or inhibited by chemical messages sent from the hypothalamus to the pituitary gland.

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Osmosis:

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The movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration across a semi- permeable membrane.

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Diffusion

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The net movement of particles from an area of high concentration to low concentration, resulting in their random movement.

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Receptor:

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detects stimulus

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sensory neuron:

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what has just happened

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spinal cord (CNS):

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Information is processed

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motor neuron:

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  • info about the action
    -what you must do in response
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effector:

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carries out action

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endocrine system:

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a communication system that uses hormones that are secreted into the blood to maintain homeostasis.

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hormones?

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a chemical substance that effects cell metabolism

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endocrine gland

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-produces hormones
-secrete hormones

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exocrine gland

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releases substances like sweat, saliva, milk

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Thyroxine:

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Gland produced: thyroid gland
role in human body: heart & digestive function, metabolism, brain development, bone health, muscle control

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Adrenalin:

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Gland produced: adrenal gland
role in human body: makes heart beat faster, and your lungs breathe more efficiently

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Insulin:

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Gland produced: Pancreas
role in human body: allows glucose in the blood to enter cells, providing them with the energy to function.

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Testosterone:

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Gland produced: testes
role in human body: regulate sex drive, bone mass, fat distribution, muscle mass and strength

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Oestrogen:

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Gland produced: ovaries
role in human body: puberty, menstrual cycle, pregnancy, bone strength

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growth hormone:

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Gland produced: pituitary gland
role in human body: influencing our height, and helping build our bones and muscles

37
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Glucagon:

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Gland produced: pancreas
role in human body: help regulate your blood (sugar) levels

37
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Homeostasis

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maintenance of a constant internal environment at optimum levels despite changes in the internal/ external environment.

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37
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Nutrients of the human body

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-lipids–> turns into fatty acids–> it provides protection+ insulation
-proteins–> turns into amino acids–>it builds cells/ enzymes
-carbohydrates–> turns into glucose–> energy source in cellular respiration

37
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insulin —– blood sugar levels

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decreases

37
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TOO COLD

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-shivering–> increased muscle movements increase heat production
-go blue (vasoconstriction)
-increased metabolic rate –> increased number of reactions in the body –> increase amount of heat produced

37
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Glucagon —– blood sugar levels

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increases

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TOO HOT

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-sweat –> evaporates –> uses body heat to change state
-go red–> blood is taking heat to skins surface (vasodilation)
-decrease metabolic rate –> decreased number of reactions in the body –> decreased amount of heat produced

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wastes of the human body

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-urea
-carbon dioxide (CO2)
-water (H2O)

39
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interneuron

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-location in the CNS
-Act as a connection between the between a sensory neuron and a motor neuron, and relays info between them.

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sensory neuron

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-transmits a stimulus from the PNS to the CNS
-Info about what is happening in your body or environment.

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Motor neuron

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-transmits a response from the CNS to the PNS
-info about the response

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cell body

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-sends impulses to axon
- (like any other cell) basic unit of the nucleus

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dendrite

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receives impulses from other neurons
-sends cell to body

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axon

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main part of the neuron, transmits impulse to the axon terminals

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axon terminals

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receives impulse and sends neurotransmitters to synapse

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