YEAR 11 Exchange And Transport In Animals Flashcards

1
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What is active transport

A

Moving a substance UP the concentration gradient by using energy

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2
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Vasodilation occurs when we are too …

A

HOT

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3
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Vasoconstriction occurs when we are too …

A

COLD

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4
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How does vasodilation help with homeostasis

A

More blood near skin
More heat transfers to environment

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5
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How does vasoconstriction help with homeostasis

A

Reduces blood flow near skin
Less body heat transferred to environment

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6
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How are the alveoli adapted to gas exchange

A

Short 1 cell thick diffusion distance
Vast sf. area due to millions of alveoli

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7
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How are red blood cells adapted to their function

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Biconcave shape maximises diffusion of oxygen
No nucleus allows more Haemoglobin to carry oxygen

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8
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What are phagocytes

A

White blood cells which engulfs and digests pathogens and microorganisms

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9
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What are B Lymphocytes

A

White blood cells which produce antibodies to kill microorganisms

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10
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What are platelets

A

Fragments of cells which help with blood clotting

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11
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What is plasma

A

The liquid part of blood
Helps to transport substances in the blood

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12
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Which direction do arteries take blood

A

AWAY FROM THE HEART

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13
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Which direction do veins take the blood

A

TOWARDS THE HEART

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14
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Do arteries carry oxygenated or deoxygenated blood

A

Oxygenated
EXCEPT PULMONARY ARTERY

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15
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Do veins carry oxygenated or deoxygenated blood

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Deoxygenated blood
EXCEPT PULMONARY VEIN

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16
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Do arteries have valves

17
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Do veins have valves

18
Q

The heart has upper and lower chambers
What are the lower chambers called

A

Ventricles

19
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The heart has upper and lower chambers
What are the upper chambers called

20
Q

Why do the ventricles have much thicker walls than the atrio

A

They have to pump blood to the entire rest of the body
The atrio just have to pump to the ventricles

21
Q

Why is the wall of the LEFT ventricle thicker than the right

A

Left pumps blood to entire rest of body
Right only pumps blood to lungs

22
Q

Why are there valves between atria and ventricles

A

To ensure blood does not flow form ventricles back into atria

23
Q

What do tendons in the heart do

A

Stop valves from inverting

24
Q

What does the double circulatory system do differently than a single circulatory system

A

Oxygenated and deoxygenated blood are separate
Maintains higher pressure to deliver blood quickly to body

25
Is respiration endo or exothermic
Exothermic Give off heat
26
How does lactic acid buildup from anaerobic respiration harm us
Lowers pH of cells Denatured their enzymes