Strand 1 Living Things Flashcards

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1
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Why do we dissect Toadz and give some materials on dissecting a toad ?

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We dissect a toad because its digestive system is similar to many animals and humans some of the materials that we need to dissect a toad is : toad, dissecting forceps and a scapel.

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What are some of the precautions we should take when dissecting a toad

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Be careful not to cut too deeply because it may damage the heart or any other internal organs

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Why do we dissect the bottom side

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Because the backbone is found on the top side

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4
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What is the digestive system

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It is the digestion system whereby foods are broken down into simpler forms for digestion

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What are the two types of digestion

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Mechanical digestion – teeth grind and break up food into smaller pieces and it occurs in the mouth.

Chemical digestion( enzymes)– Breakdown of food into small simplest form that is suitable for absorption

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What is peristalsis

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Wave like contraction that pushes food around

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7
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Describe the movement of food through the tract

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Ingestion – taking food in
Physical digestion – grinding up a food
Chemical digestion – breakdown of food
Absorption – simple molecules are absorbed
Assimilation – making new compounds from the absorbed molecules
Egestion – undigested food in removed

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The food test of starch glucose protein

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Starch – (iodine solution used ) iodine solution is added .. positive results- bluish black negative - light brown

Glucose - ( benedicts solution or fehling solution used )small amount added n heat gently positive - brick red negative - light blue

Protein - (biuret solution used) several drops positive- purple negative- light blue

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Another name of walls of the alimentary canal and what is it

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Another name for alimentary canal is small intestine and it acts as a Steve which means that it only allows small materials to pass through it

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How are molecules broken down into smaller molecules

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By the visking tube which behaves like the walls of the intestine it has small holes and only glucose is able to pass through it is also known as semi permeable

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What is circulatory system, what is it made of?

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The circulatory system carries digested food oxygen and water to the cells it is made up of blood ,blood vessels and heart

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Another name for red blood cells what is it made of and what does it do

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Red blood cells are also known as erythrocytes end it is made up of haemoglobin which binds oxygen and gives blood its red color

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What is white blood cells what does it do

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White blood cells are leukocytes and it provides protection against illness and diseases

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14
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Platelets?

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They are produced from red bone marrow and it helps blood to clot when the skin is cut

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Plasma?

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Is 90% water and contains dissolved substances such as hormones waste materials and digested food

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Arteries? Veins? Capillaries?

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Arteries carry blood away from the heart and contain blood under high pressure

Veins carry blood to the heart end it contains blood under low pressure

Capillaries joint arteries to veins and it has very low blood pressure and also it is where gas exchange takes place

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17
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Heart?

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The heart pumps blood around the body average heart pumps over 5 L of blood in the walls of the heart contains muscle fibers

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18
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What are the two main circulation loops

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The heart live in Loop and the heart body loop ( definition)

19
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What is the respiratory system

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The main organ is lungs where oxygen is added to the blood and carbon dioxide is removed

20
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What is respiration

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Gas exchange or process where by digested food is combined with oxygen to release energy that is needed by the body cells to carry out function

21
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What is the word equation for respiration

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Glucose plus oxygen equals carbon dioxide plus water

22
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What is the lungs? And what is alveoli

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Lungs are two sponge bags of tissue of tiny airspace is called alveoli

Alveoli Has very thin walls and has millions of tiny airspace

23
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Name the process of Inhaling in the process of exhaling

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Inhaling – diaphragm muscles pull the diaphragm downwards increasing the volume in the Thorax

Exhaling- muscles between ribs relax and thorax returns to its original shape or size

24
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The comparison of expired and inspired air

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Oxygen – inspired air equals 21%, expired air equals 16%

Carbon dioxide – inspired air equals 0.04%, expired out equals 4%

Nitrogen - inspired air equals 78%, expired out equals 78%

Temperature – inspired and equals variable, expired air equals always high

25
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What is the Excretory system

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Excretion – the removal of waste from the body example CO2 and urea

26
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The organs responsible for excretion

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Kidneys and lungs

Kidneys remove nitrogen is waste and urea from the body where as long as remove carbon dioxide from the blood

27
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Describe how the human kidneys look like and where is it located and what does it do

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Human kidneys are shaped like being structures and it. Is located in the area behind the back and it produces urine which is a yellowish fluid

28
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Material tht move out during filtration

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Glucose, salt, water, urea

29
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Materials reabsorbed

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All glucose, some salt

30
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Materials excreted

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Urea, excess salt, excess water

31
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What is the human reproduction?

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Production of offspring’s

32
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What happens in reproduction

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The sperm from the male parent unites with the egg from the female parent

33
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What is fertilization

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Men’s p***s release semen into a woman’s vagina

34
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What is the male Gamete and the female gamete

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Male gamete is the sperm and the female gamete is the egg

35
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What is an endometrium

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It is a blood and tissue lining in the uterus and it builds up in a woman’s body every month

36
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What is ovulation

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Release of a matured egg from the ovary

37
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When does a woman ovulate

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Every 28 days

38
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What happens in ovulation

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Egg slowly travels down the oviduct for a few days

39
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Where does the sperm enter

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They enter the uterus through cervix and travels to the oviduct

40
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When does a woman give birth

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After nine months when the wall of the uterus contract pushing out the baby

41
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What is puberty n between what ages does it occur

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Puberty is the changes that happens to a female and a male between the ages of 10 n 15

42
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Changes that happened to boys and girls during puberty and change that happening boys and changes that happened in girls

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General knowledge Parizah

43
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What is the function of the female reproductive system

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Give birth, produce eggs/carry babies

44
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Function of the male productive system

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Produce male hormones and produce sperm