Unit 3 - Biology Flashcards

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What are golgi bodies?

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involved in secretion and transportation within the cell.

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What is a cell membrane?

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controls what enters & exits the cell.

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3
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What is a cell wall?

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protects plant cells & maintains their rigid shape.

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What is a nucleus?

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contains the genetic material and controls the cell’s activity.

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What are lysosomes?

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contains digestive enzymes that break down the substance no longer needed by animal cells.

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What is a mitochondrion?

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provides the cell with usable energy.

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What are centrioles?

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involved in the development of spindle fibers in cell division.

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What is a endoplasmic reticulum?

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transports substances within the cell.

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What are ribosomes?

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involved in making proteins.

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What is a nuclear membrane?

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it keeps DNA inside the nucleus and protects it from materials in the cytoplasm.

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What is cytoplasm?

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jelly-like substance that contains the organelles and dissolved substances.

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12
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What is chloroplast?

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location of photosynthesis.

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13
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What is Osmosis?

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is the diffusion of just water from an area of high to an area of low concentration.

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14
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What are the four stages of mitosis?

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Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase & Telophase

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What happens in the Prophase stage of mitosis?

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  • nuclear membrane & nucleolus disappears
  • chromosones thicken and condense
  • spindle fibres grow out of the centrioles & attach to the centromeres.
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What happens in the Metaphase stage of mitosis?

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  • spindle fibres pull the chromosones into the middle of the cell so they form a line.
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What happens in the Anaphase stage of mitosis?

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  • the centromeres seperate so the daughter chromatids are pulled apart to the opposite side of the cell.
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What happens in the Telophase stage of mitosis?

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  • new nuclear membrane form around the daughter chromatids
  • the nucleolus reappears
  • the chromatids unwind to become thread-like so become chromatin
  • the cell membrance pinches (cytokinesis) together to form 2 identical daughter cells.
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Why is Mitosis important to cells?

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Cells use mitosis in order to grow, repair, or/and reproduce for asexual reproduction.

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20
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What are the differences between normal cells and cancerous cells based on their structure?

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Normal: Large cytoplasm, single nucleus & nucleolus, and a fine chromatin.
Cancerous: Small cytoplasm, multiple nuclei, multiple and large nucleoli, and coarse chromatin.

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21
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What are the different types of Animal Tissues?

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Epithelial, Connective, Muscle and Nervous.

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What is Epithelial animal tissue?

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it forms a protective barrier that covers the outer surface of the body & lines body cavities. (Example: lines the respiratory system)

23
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What is Connective animal tissue?

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it joins other tissues together. (Example: connects bones to bones)

24
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What is Muscle animal tissue?

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The three types if muscle tissue is voluntary, involuntary and cardiac muscle tissues. Helps to produce skeletal movement (Example: Cardiac muscle tissue in the heart.

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What is Nervous animal tissue?

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receive information and send the signal on to other nerve cells, muscles, or to glands.

26
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What are the different types of Plant Tissues?

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Meristematic, Epidermal, Ground & Vascular tissues.

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What is Meristematic plant tissue?

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allows a plant to create new cells so it can grow new parts.

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What is Epidermal plant tissue?

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protects all the plant structures (roots, stem, leaves) & allows the exchange of water and gases.

29
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What is Ground plant tissue?

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(forms most of the plant)
Roots - stores food & water
Leaves - performs photosynthesis
Stems - provides strength & support

30
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What is Vascular plant tissue?

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transport materials throughout the plant, (xylem & phloem).

31
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What is Xylem in plants?

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transports water up from the roots into the leaves.

32
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What is Phloem in plants?

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transports sugars down from the leaves to other cells and up from the roots in the spring.

33
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What are the Animal Organs?

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Skin, Heart, Lungs, Stomach & Kidneys.

34
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What is the main function of the Skin?

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is the largest organ of the body. Its main function of the skin is protection, regulation and sensation.

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What is the main function of the Heart?

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to pump blood around the body.

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What is the main function of the Lungs?

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to perform the process of gas exchange called respiration

37
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What is the main function of the Stomach?

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is to break down and digest food in order to extract necessary nutrients from what you have eaten

38
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What is the main function of the Kidneys?

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it extracts waste from blood, balance body fluids, form urine, and aid in other important functions of the body

39
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What are the Plant Organs?

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Leaves, Stem, Roots & Flower

40
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What are the Organ Systems in the Human body?

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Digestive, Circulatory, Respiratory, Nervous, Excretory, Endocrine, Muscular, Skeletal, Reproductive, Integumentary & Lymphatic systems.

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What is an Artery?

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blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart.

42
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What is a Vein?

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blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart.

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What is a Capillary?

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tiny blood vessels with very tiny thin walls that are one cell thick.

44
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What is Plasma?

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carries blood cells, dissolves wastes, nutrients & hormones.

45
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What are Platelets?

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helps the blood clot, seal wounds & stop bleeding.

46
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What are Red Blood Cells

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picks up oxygen and carbon dioxide.

47
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What are White Blood Cells

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fight and destroy disease causing bacteria and viruses..

48
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What are some Public Health Strategies?

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  1. Immunization programs
  2. Smoke-Free Environments
  3. Promoting Public Awareness of Healthy Outdoor Lifestyles
  4. Screening Programs
  5. Health Education
49
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How does an X-Ray work?

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  • uses electromagnetic radiation
  • x-rays are absorbed by dense structures and they appear white on the film
  • used to check for broken bones and to diagnose problems with respiratory and cardiovascular systems.
50
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How does an Ultrasound work?

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  • uses high frequency sound to visualize muscles, tendons, and many internal organs.
  • sound waves are reflected back by internal structures.
  • used to diagnose heart conditions, thyroid problems, or in a regular pregnancy check-up.
51
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How does a CAT scan work?

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  • uses equipment to produce a 3-D image from a series of images taken from different cross-sections of the body.
  • can image bone, soft tissue, and blood vessels at the same time.
  • used to identify issues with the internal organs, to diagnose cancer, to assess the results of surgery, diagnose spinal problems, to diagnose vascular diseases and measures bone density.