Organisation Flashcards

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1
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What is tissue?

A

A group of cells with a similar structure and function.

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2
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What is an organ?

A

Group of tissue working together for a specific function.

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3
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What is an organ system?

A

Group of organs that work together to form an organism.

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4
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3 main nutrients in food:

A

Carbohydrates
Protein
Lipids

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5
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Why do the 3 main nutrients need to be broken down?

A

This is because they have to be smaller enough to be absorbed into the bloodstream

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6
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Digestion:

A

Process of breaking down large food molecules into smaller ones so they can be absorbed into the bloodstream.

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7
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1st part of digestion:

A

Mouth: mechanical and chemical/

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8
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Where does food go after the mouth?

A

Through the oesophagus into the stomach.

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9
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Where does the food go after the stomach?

A

Into the small intestine. Where bile is released from the liver and pancreas.

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10
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What does the pancreas do?

A

Releases enzymes that continue the digestion of protein and starch.
ALSO SRTARTS DIGESTION OF LIPIDS.

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11
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What happens in the large intestine?

A

Water is absorbed.

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12
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What are enzymes?

A

Biological catalysts that speed up digestion.

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13
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Where are the places where protein is digested?

A

Stomach, pancreas and small intestine.

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14
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Where are the places where starch is digested?

A

Saliva and pancreas.

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15
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Where are the places where lipids are digested?

A

Pancreas and small intestine.

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16
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The first part of the food tests:

A

1) Pestle and mortar → grind
2) + Distilled water
3) Filter.

17
Q

STARCH TEST:

A

IODINE
1) test tube
2) add iodine (orange)
3) + = Blue - = orange

18
Q

SUGAR test (Glucose) :

A

BENEDICT
1) test tube
2) +benedict (blue)
3) hot water bath

+++ = brick red
++ = yellow
+ = green

19
Q

PROTEIN test:

A

BIURET
1) test tube
2) + biuret (blue)
3) + = purple lilac

20
Q

LIPIDS test:

A

ETHANOL (NO FILTER )
1) + distilled water +ethanol
2) gently shake
3) + = white emulsion

21
Q

Adaptations of the small intestine:

A

LONG
VILLI AND MICRO VILLI
THIN MEMBRANE

22
Q

4 components of blood:

A

Platelets
Plasma
RBC
WBC

23
Q

What is PLASMA:

A

Transports dissolved substances.

24
Q

Feature of a RBC :

A

A large amount of haemoglobin
No nucleus or organelles
Flattened and biconcave

25
Q

Examples of what plasma carries:

A

Oxygen
co2
nutrient
hormone

26
Q

4 main components of the heart:

A

R Atrium
L Atrium
R Ventricle
L Ventricle

27
Q

L ventricle → Body

A

AORTA

28
Q

L VENTRICLE → LUNGS :

A

PULMONARY VEIN

29
Q

FROM LUNGS to L ATRIUM :

A

PULMONARY VEIN

30
Q

FROM BODY to R ATRIUM :

A

VENA CAVA

31
Q

FACTORS of CHD :

A

Smoking
lifestyle
Genetics
Poor diet

32
Q

What is the MAIN RISK FACTOR of CHD?

A

CHOLESTEROL

33
Q

Definition of transpiration:

A

Moven=ment of water particles up a plant through the xylem veins.

34
Q

Process of moving water up a plant :
(4)

A

1) Root hair cells absorb
2) Up xylem tubes
3) Through veins
4) USed for photosynthesis

35
Q

How does CO2 enter a cell?

A

Stomata

36
Q

Purpose of the lower and upper epidermis:

A

Exerts waxy substance → waxy cuticle
LOWER: Contains stomata

37
Q

Purpose of U MESOPHYLL:

A

COMPACT → Packed with chloroplast

38
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Purpose of SPONGY MESOPHYLL:

A

SPREAD → Gas exchange