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1
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What is breathing?

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The movement of air coming in and out of the lungs

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What is respiration?

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The chemical reaction that releases energy

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3
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What does anaerobic mean?

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Without oxygen

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Where does the reaction take place during respiration?

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Mitochondria in the cells in our body

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5
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What are the waste products produced during respiration?

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Carbon dioxide

Water

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When does aerobic respiration happen?

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All the time

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7
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What substrates are used for respiration?

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Glucose

Sometimes fats and amino acids

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8
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What is a substrate?

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The place on which and enzyme acts

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What do we use energy from aerobic respiration for?

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Movement

Maintaining body temperature

Building large molecules from smaller molecules

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10
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Is respiration endothermic or exothermic?

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Exothermic

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11
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How do mitochondria provide an increased surface area for the enzymes involved in respiration?

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They have a FOLDED MEMBRANE

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Why is the word equation for aerobic respiration?

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Glucose + oxygen ———> water + carbon dioxide ( + energy)

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13
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What is the symbol equation for aerobic respiration?

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C6H12O6 + 6O2 ———> 6H2O + 6CO2

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Why is aerobic respiration slower than anaerobic respiration?

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It has more steps

Requires more enzymes

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How can we test if carbon dioxide is produced during respiration?

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Blow through straw into limewater

If present limewater goes cloudy

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How can we test is water is produced during respiration?

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1) blow on mirror so it gets condensation on it

2) breath on cobalt chloride paper so it goes from BLUE TO PINK

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17
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How can we test if heat is produced during respiration?

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Put one dead and one alive bean in separate cans

Love one will respire

Can will heat up for live bean but not dead bean

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18
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When does anaerobic respiration take place in animals?

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When their is not enough oxygen or none at all so oxidation of glucose is incomplete

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19
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What substrates are used in anaerobic respiration?

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Only glucose

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20
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Where doe anaerobic respiration take place?

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In cytoplasm

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21
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What is the word equation for anaerobic respiration?

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Glucose ——> lactic acid (+energy)

22
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Why is anaerobic respiration faster than aerobic respiration?

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Requires less enzymes so has less steps

23
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How much energy does anaerobic respiration release compared to aerobic respiration?

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Less as it is INCOMPLETE OXIDATION

24
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What can build up of lactic acid cause?

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Muscle fatigue

Cramps

25
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What does oxygen debt mean?

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The amount of oxygen needed to break down the lactic acid

26
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How does the body deal with excess lactic acid produced from anaerobic respiration?

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Blood takes it back to liver from muscles to convert it back to glucose

27
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Why does breathing remain high after exercise?

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To supply extra oxygen

28
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Lactic acid + oxygen —>

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Carbon dioxide + water

29
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When does anaerobic respiration take place in plants and yeast?

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I’m when they are in water logged soil so can’t get enough oxygen

30
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What can anaerobic respiration be used for in plants and yeast?

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Making bread

Brewing alcohol

Also called FERMENTATION

31
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Why is anaerobic respiration not sustainable on plants and yeast?

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Ethanol levels build up and eventually kill the cell

32
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What is the word equation for anaerobic respiration in plants and yeast?

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Glucose ——> ethanol + carbon dioxide (+energy)

33
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Why do muscles become fatigued during exercise?

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Lactic acid produce during anaerobic respiration can stop muscles contracting efficiently

34
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What are muscles made from?

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Protein fibres

35
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What is glycogen?

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The carbohydrate store in animals

36
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How is glycogen used by muscles during exercise?

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Converted to glucose to supply cells with fuel for increased cellular respiration to release more energy

37
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How to muscle contractions change during exercise?

A

Contract harder and faster

38
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How do glycogen Stores change during exercise?

A

They decrease

39
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How does heat rate change during exercise?

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Increases

40
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How do the arteries supplying muscles with blood change during exercise?

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Dilated or widen

41
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How does breathing rate change during exercise?

A

Increases

42
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How does depth of breathing change during exercise?

A

Breathe more deeply

43
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How does the volume of the heart change as a result of long term exercise?

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Higher

44
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How does the volume of blood pumped by each heart beat change as a result of long term exercise?

A

More is pumped around

45
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How does the resting heart rate change as a result of long term exercise?

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Lower

46
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How does the maximum lung volume change as a result of long term exercise?

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Increases

47
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How does the testing breathing rate change as a result of long term exercise?

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Lower

48
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What is metabolism?

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The sum of all of the chemical reactions that take place in a cell or in a body

49
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What do metabolic reactions do?

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Build up or break down molecules

Bring about a change and movement when needed

50
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What is the liver?

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A very active organ with many metabolic functions

51
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What are the functions of the liver (5)?

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Making bile

Converting lactic acid to glucose

Storing iron from old cells to make more blood cells

Detoxifying poisonous substances

Passing breakdown products to blood to be excreted

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