Topic 2 - Organisation Flashcards

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What is a tissue?

A

A group of similar cells with the same structure and function

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What substance does amylase break down and what are they broken down into?

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Starch into glucose

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3
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Where is amylase found?

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Mouth and small intestine

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4
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Where is amylase made?

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Pancreas, small intestine lining, salivary glands

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5
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What substance does protease break down and what substance does it become

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Protein into amino acids

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6
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Where is protease made?

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Stomach, pancreas, lining of the small intestine

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7
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Where is protease found?

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Stomach and small intestine

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8
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What substance does lipase break down and what is it broken down into?

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Fats into fatty acids and glycerol

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9
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Where is lipase made?

A

Pancreas and lining of the small intestine

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10
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Where is lipase found?

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Small intestine

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11
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What are the functions of bile?

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Neutralises hydrochloric acid from the stomach and emulsifies fat

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12
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Where is bile made and stored?

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Made in the liver, stored in the gallbladder

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13
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How can enzymes be denatured?

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pH or temperature

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14
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What is the region of the enzyme which binds to its substrate?

A

Active site

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15
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All enzymes have an ……. pH and temperature

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Optimum

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16
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How do you test for starch?

A

Use iodine

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17
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What colour is iodine?

A

Orange

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18
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What colour will iodine turn if starch is present?

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Blue/black

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19
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How do you test for protein?

A

Use biuret

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20
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What colour is biuret?

21
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What colour will biuret turn if protein is present?

22
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How do you test for glucose?

A

Use Benedict’s solution and place in a hot water bath

23
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What colour is Benedict’s solution?

24
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What colour will Benedict’s solution turn if glucose is present?

A

Green/yellow - brick red

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How do you test for fats?
Use ethanol and then add water
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What colour is ethanol?
Colourless
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What colour will Ethanol turn if fats are present?
You will see white emulsion/cloudy white layer
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How can you eat upside down?
Peristalsis
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Why is there hydrochloric acid in the stomach?
To kill pathogens/because protease has an acidic optimum pH
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What does a double circulatory system mean?
The blood will enter the heart twice in one full circuit of the body
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How are lungs adapted for gas exchange?
Moist walls Permeable walls Good blood supply Large surface area
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As you look at an image of a human heart, moving left to right, what are the names of the veins and the arteries which connect directly with the heart?
Vena cava, pulmonary artery, aorta, pulmonary vein
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When the blood has left the muscles, which vein and section of the heart does it feed into?
Vena Cava and the Right Atrium
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Why does the heart have valves?
To prevent the backward flow of blood
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What is the name of the tube that feeds into the lungs?
Trachea
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When the trachea reaches the lungs, what does it branch into?
Bronchi
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Where is the pacemaker located?
The right atrium
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What does the plasma transport?
Nutrients, hormones and proteins
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What blood does the artery transport?
Oxygenated blood
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What is CHD?
Coronary Heart Disease - When your coronary blood vessel's lumen becomes too small because of the build up of cholesterol fats
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What can CHD lead to?
A heart attack
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What is the major way that CHD can be treated?
Stents can be used
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How does a stent work?
It is wire mesh inserted into an artery and expanded using a balloon to increase blood flow
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What are other ways that CHD can be treated?
Blood thinning medicines, statins, beta blockers, surgery
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What are statins?
Tablets which reduce blood cholesterol levels
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What is cancer?
Changes in cells that lead to uncontrolled growth and division
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What is transpiration?
The movement of water through a plant from roots to leaves to air
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What factors affect transpiration?
``` Wind - Speeds it up Humidity - Slows it down Temperature - Speeds it up Number of stomata - Speeds it up Light intensity ```
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What is translocation?
The movement of sugar through a plant in the phloem from the leaves where it is made to the growing points. This process requires energy