respiratory system 2 Flashcards

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what is part of the upper respiratory system ?

A
  • Upper: Nose, nasal passages,
    paranasal sinuses, pharynx and
    portion of the larynx above the
    vocal cords
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what is part of the lower respiratory system ?

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Lower: Larynx below vocal cords,
trachea, bronchi, bronchioles and
lungs

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what are the main functions of the respiratory system ?

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  • moves oxygen from the outside
    environment into your body.
  • removes carbon dioxide and water from
    your body.
  • lungs main site for gas exchange
  • site for immune system reactions and
    functions – provides protection
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4
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What is external respiration ?

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exchange of gases (Oxygen and carbon dioxide) between inhaled air and the blood

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5
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what is internal respiration ?

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exchange of gases between blood and tissue fluids

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what are the four stages of aerobic respiration ?

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glycolysis
link reaction
krebs cycle
electron transfer chain

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7
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where does glycolysis occur ?

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cytoplasm

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8
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where does link reaction occur ?

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matrix of mitochondria

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9
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where does krebs cycle occur ?

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matrix of mitochondria

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10
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where does electron transfer chain occur ?

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crista of inner membrane of mitochondria

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11
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does glycolysis need oxygen ?

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no

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12
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does link reaction need oxygen ?

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yes

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13
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does kerbs cycle need oxygen ?

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yes

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14
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does electron transfer chain need oxygen ?

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yes

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15
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what happens in glycolysis ?

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  • glucose is converted into pyruvic acid

-hydrogen is removed and is passed to the electron carriers

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what in the link reaction ?

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-pyruvate enters mitochondrion

-is decarboxylated and dehydrogenated

  • combines with coenzyme A to produce actylcoenzyme A

-Hydrogen is removed and passed to electron carriers

17
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what happens in kerb cycle ?

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  • hydrogen is passed to electron carriers
  • carbon dioxide is removed
  • reagents are regenerated
18
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what happens in the electron transfer chain ?

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  • hydrogen from glycolysis and krebs cycle is split to release electrons
  • these pass through carriers and generate ATP
  • Hydrogen reforms and combined with oxygen to release water
19
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describe anaerobic respiration in yeast

A
  • pyruvate is decarboxylated to produce ethenal

-Ethenal accepts hydrogen from NAD and forms ethanol .

  • releases NAD to be reused in glycolysis
  • conversion of pyruvic acid to ethanol with release of carbon dioxide
20
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describe aerobic respiration in mammals

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  • pyruvate accepts the hydrogen from NAD
  • is reduced to lactate

-NAD is a available for further use in glycolysis

21
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what are the reactants in anaerobic respiration ?

22
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what is the reactants in aerobic respiration ?

A

glucose and oxygen

23
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is anaerobic respiration complete or incomplete combustion ?

A

incomplete

24
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is aerobic respiration complete or incomplete combustion ?

25
how many ATP does anaerobic respiration yield ?
2
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how many ATP does aerobic respiration yield ?
36 - 38
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what are the products anaerobic respiration ?
animals = lactic acid yeast = ethanol and carbon dioxide
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what are some of the products of aerobic respiration ?
carbon dioxide and water
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where does anaerobic respiration occur ?
cytoplasm
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where does aerobic respiration occur ?
cytoplasm and mitochondrion
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what happens when there is no oxygen ?
Hypoxia
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what are some signs of early oxygen deprivation ?
changes in heart rate decreased circulation in hands or feet parts of body turning blue fainting unable to think clearly
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what are some determinants of respiratory health ?
age , sex and hereditary factors lifestyle factors social community networks living and working conditions childhood infections