Human Health and physiology Flashcards
what is the effect of osteoposrosis
bones fragile weak
brittle
less dense
less supportive
what are the first two stages of labour
the uterus contracts
cervix dilates
baby is pushed out through the vagina
what effect does alcohol have on a baby
fetal development system
miscarriage
why are populations of resistant strains od bacteria becoming more common
over use of antibiotics
non resistan strain killed
less competition between non-resistant and resistant straisn
what is the principle fo homeopathy
if large doses can cuase then smaller doses can cure
how are white blood cells adapted to absorb white blood cells
ability to move
detect stimulus
change shape
how did Richard doll carry out the link between smoking and lung cancer
observed large number of people
correlated the incidence of lung cancer and the amount smoking
compared smokers to non smokers
how does the body measure temperature
thermogulatopry centre
skin
why are cancer tumours hot
divide rapidly
therefore high rate of respiration
what were the methods of banting and best
tied pancreatic ducts
enzyme producing cells wither
extract from remaining cells
inject into diabetic dogs
how does temperature effect an enzyme
increases the amount of energy that the molecules have
why can a pulse be detected in an artery and not a vein
artery carries blood away
blood pressure at high pressure
pulse is caused by heart beat and waves of contraction
what happen when you put a cell in pure water
increases in volume
bursts
what happens when you put a cell in sugar solution
decreases in volume
shiverls up
why does a cell burst in pure water
water enters
by osmosis
membrane breals