Tissues, Organs, Organ System Flashcards

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WHY ARE ORGAN SYSTEMS DEVELOPED?

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Large multicellular organisms need to exchange materials with their environment and develop systems to do so

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WHAT IS CELL DIFFERENTIATION ?

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CELLS BECOME SPECIALISED

During the development of a multicellular organism, cells differentiate so that they can carry out different functions

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WHAT IS A TISSUE?

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A tissue is a group of specialised cells that have similar structures and functions

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3 TYPES OF TISSUES AND THEIR FUNCTIONS?

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Muscular Tissue
• contracts, bringing out movement

Glandular Tissue
• produces substances such as enzymes and hormones

Epithelial tissues
• covers some parts of the body

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3 TISSUES AND THEIR FUNCTIONS IN THE STOMACH !!!

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Muscular tissue —churns food

Glandular tissue — produces digestive juiced including acid and enzymes

Epithelial tissue - covers the inner and outer surfaces of the stomach

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WHAT IS THE ORGAN SYSTEM

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The organ system is a group of organs that work together to carry out a particular function

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4 TYPES OF ORGAN SYSTEMS

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  • Nervous system
  • respiratory system
  • digestive system
  • reproductive system
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The function of:

PANCREAS AND THE SALIVARY GLANDS

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Produces digestive juices and enzymes called amylase

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Function of:

THE STOMACH

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DIGESTS FOOD

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Function of:

THE LIVER

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Produces bile

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Function of:

SMALL INTESTINES

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Digests and absorbs soluble food

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Function of:

LARGE INTESTINE

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absorbs water from undigested food, producing faeces

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PLANTS ARE MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS

True or false?

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TRUE

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WHAT ARE THE 3 MAIN ORGANS OF A PLANT?

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  • STEM (supports, elevates leaves, transports fluids between roots and shoots - Xylem and phloem)
  • ROOTS (To absorb and deliver water and nutrients, acts as an anchor
  • LEAVES (helps plant produce food
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3 PLANT TISSUES

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• epidermal tissue
Cover the plant

• mesophyll
Carries out photosynthesis

• xylem and phloem
Transports substances around the plant

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WORD EQUATION FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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Carbon dioxide
\+ 
Water
= ((light energy))
Glucose 
\+ 
Oxygen
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SYMBOL EQUATION FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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CO2 + H(2)0 —> C6H12O6 02

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WHAT DOES XYLEM TRANSPORT

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Transports water and mineral ions

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WHAT DOES PHLOEM TRANSPORT

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Transports the sugars

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WHAT IS THE RATE OF PHOTO SYNTHESIS

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the speed at which photosynthesis takes place

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LIMITING FACTORS OF

photosynthesis

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  • temperature
  • amount of water/ CO2 available
  • light intensity
22
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BENEFITS OF GREENHOUSES

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Conditions can be controlled
• artificial light means plants photosynthesise 24 hours
• artificial heating allows photosynthesis to continue at an increased rates
• additional carbon dioxide released

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WHAT IS WIDELY USED TO INCREASE THE RATE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN A GREENHOUSE?

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A paraffin lamp

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NEGATIVES OF PARAFFIN LAMPS

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  • evaporation rates will increase, not enough water, decrease in photosynthesis
  • stomata close in heat (no diffusion of CO2
  • enzymes begin to denature so cannot carry out their functions
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PHYSICAL FACTORS AFFECTING ORGANISMS

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• temperature 
• amount of light
• availability of water 
   Nutrients 
   CO2 and oxygen
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METHODS OF COLLECTION DATA (distribution of organisms)

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TRANSECTS
A line across a habitats, recorded and observed at intervals

QUADRATS
square wires 10 x 10, can me measured systematically or randomly