Science Biology orginisation Flashcards

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Define a tissue

A

A tissue is a similar group of cells working together.

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2
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Define an organ

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An organ is a group of tissues working together

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3
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List 4 reasons we have a skeleton

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For support ,for protection, to allow movement and to produce bone marrow

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4
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Name 3 types of joints

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Hinge, ball and socket, fixed

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5
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What do muscles do to cause movement?

A

Contract/pull

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6
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What are antagonistic muscles?

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They are pairs of muscles which act on a joint. One muscle contracts as the other relaxed

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7
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Where does gas exchange happen?

A

In the alveoli

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8
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Why do the lungs have million of alveoli?

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They give a large surface area so diffusion can happen quickly

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9
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Describe the differences between air you breathe in and air you breathe out?

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Air breathed in has more oxygen than the air you breathe out. The air you breathe out has more carbon dioxide than the air you breathe in.

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10
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What surrounds the alveoli?

A

Blood vessels (capillaries)

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11
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How are substances transported around the body?

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In the blood

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12
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Put these into order of smallest to largest: organ tissue organ system organism cell

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Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

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