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REGULATION OF BODY FLUIDS Flashcards

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1
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The body has an () which is maintained more or less constant by certain biological mechanisms.

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internal environment

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2
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body fluid outside of cells is called

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extracellular fluid

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fluid within the cells are called

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intracellular fluid

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4
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difference between ECF and ICF

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ICF - More protein, more potassium, less sodium, more phosphate
ECF - Protein in plasma, less K, more Na, more chloride

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5
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process by which living organisms regulate their body’s internal water and ionic balance

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osmoregulation

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is a measure of the amount of solute (e.g. sugar) dissolved in a solvent

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osmolarity

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7
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movement of water from high to low concentration across permeable membrane

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osmosis

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8
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hypoosmotic environment

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swelling and bursting of organism

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isosmotic environment

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suitable for survival

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hyperosmotic environment

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shrinkage of organism

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Organisms that cannot adapt to
changing salinities.

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Osmoconformers

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12
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examples of osmoconformer

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hagfish and invertebrates like: mollusks, jellyfish, squid, octopus

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animals that cannot tolerate substantial changes in external osmolarity

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stenohaline

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animals that can survive large flactuations in external osmolarity

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euryhaline

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15
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no active adjustment of internal osmolarity
(marine animals); isoosmotic to environment

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osmoconformer

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freshwater fishes hyperosmotic (shrink)

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gains water; loses salt

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marine fishes hypoosmotic (burst)

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loses water; gains water

18
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direct waste produced by the metabolism of nitrogen-containing compounds like proteins and nucleic acids

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ammonia

19
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Animals that secrete ammonia as the primary nitrogenous waste material are called

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ammonotelic animals

20
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primary mechanism by which mammals convert ammonia (and carbon dioxide) to urea.

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urea cycle

21
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Animals that secrete urea as the primary nitrogenous waste material are called

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ureotelic animals

22
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animal excretory structures

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PROTOZOA: CELL MEMBRANE (DIFFUSION) CONTRACTILE VACUOLE (EXCESS WATER)

FLATWORM(PLANARIA): FLAME CELLS

EARTHWORM: METANEPHRIDIA, SKIN

GRASSHOPPER: MALPHIGIAN TUBULES, TRACHEAE

CRAYFISH: KIDNEYS, GILLS *

HUMAN: LUNGS,SKIN, LIVER, KIDNEYS

SNAKE: KIDNEYS

23
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the flame bulb system of a planarian

A

photonephridia

24
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Excretory system found in earthworms (annelids)

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Metanephridia

25
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known as vasopressin

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antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
- dehydration (ADH released)
- overhydratuon (ADH inhibited)

26
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transform mechanical stimuli to electrical signals

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mechanoreceptors
- ENaC (epithelial sodium channels)
- TRP (transient receptors potential channels)

27
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recepetors that are sensitive to temp change

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thermoreceptors

28
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different zones detect different types of odors and transmit signals to the brain

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chemoreceptors

29
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often organized into eyes, detect radiation in the form of visible light.

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photoreceptors

30
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one of the most important sensations because it causes a negative reaction, for example, withdrawal from danger.

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pain receptors

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Animals need to move from one place to another to find food, to remove themselves from danger, to find mates, or to find another habitat. This is called

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animal locomotion

32
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Refers to flying birds, gliding (some mammals and amphibians), soaring (vultures and albatrosses).

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aerial locomotion

33
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movement from tree to tree

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arboreal locomotion

34
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Includes swimming, crawling and burrowing into the sea floor or floating freely.

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aquatic locomotion

35
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Includes walking, running, jumping, and crawling

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terrestrial locomotion

36
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concentration of solute in solution is equal in the concentration in cell

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isotonic

37
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process by which metabolic waste is eliminated out of living system

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excretion

38
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ligh reception in animals

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  • eye cups
  • compund eyes (insects)
  • single-lens eyes (squid like humans)

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