transport in animals Flashcards

1
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what is the circulatory system?

A

a system of blood vessels with a pump and valves

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2
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what types of circulation are there?

A
  • single circ.
  • double circ.
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3
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what is single circ?

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when blood flows through the heart once

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4
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what is double circ?

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when blood flows through the heart twice

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5
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what is pulmonary circ?

A

circ. between heart and lungs

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6
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what is systemic circ?

A

circ. between heart and body parts

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7
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what is coronary circ?

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circ. of blood within the heart

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8
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what are the advantages of double circ?

blood moving slowly into lungs, higher metabolic rates

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  • blood moves slowly into the lungs due to lower pressure (so that there is time for oxygen to diffuse into the blood)
  • maintains higher metabolic rates to facilitate high energy demands of mammals
  • prevents mixing of oxygenated + deoxygenated blood :b
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9
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where is the tricuspid valve found?

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between the right atrium and ventricle

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10
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where is the bicuspid/mitral valve found?

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between the left atrium and vetricle

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11
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which are the atrioventricular (A-V) valves?

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  • tricuspid valve
  • bicuspid/mitral valve
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12
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which are the semilunar valves?

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  • pulmonary valve
  • aortic valve
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13
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where is the pulmonary valve found?

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at the base of the pulmonary artery

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14
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where is the aortic valve found?

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at the base of the aorta

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15
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the term renal refers to?

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the kidney

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16
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the term hepatic refers to?

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the liver

17
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what does the hepatic artery do?

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it supplies oxygenated blood from the heart to the liver

18
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what does the hepatic vein do?

A

it carries deoxygenated blood from the liver to the heart

19
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what does the renal artery do?

A

it supplies oxygenated blood from the heart to the kidney

20
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what does the renal vein do?

A

it carries deoxygenated blood from the kidney to the heart

21
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what does the hepatic portal vein do?

A

it carries deoxygenated blood from the liver to the intestines

22
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contracting of the chambers of the heart is ____________

A

systole

23
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relaxing of the chambers of the heart is __________

A

diastole

24
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when exercising, your muscles need more ______ ______ ___________

A

energy from respiration

25
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for more energy, _____ & ______ is needed which is supplied by the blood

A

oxygen and glucose

26
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the heart rate therefore ______ during exercise

A

increase

27
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what is the equation for this process?

A

oxygen + glucose = co2 + h20 + energy

28
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what is plasma?

A

it is the liquid, straw-colored liquid that carries platelets to help the blood clot.
it carries useful materials like:
- glucose
- amino acids
- proteins
- minerals
and it also carries waste materials like carbon dioxide and urea

29
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what are platelets?

A

they are cell fragments that help in blood clotting

30
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what are the advantages of blood clotting?

A
  • prevents the loss of blood
  • prevents the entry of pathogens
31
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what is the process of blood clotting?

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  • when platelets detect unfamiliar surface, they activate thrombin to turn fibrinogen into fibrin
  • fibrin forms a mesh of fibres which traps rbc to form a plug
  • the plug dries out to form a scab
    -the scab falls the new tissue is completely regenerated, sometimes leaving a scar.