2023

Cards (21)

  • Which disease is a non-communicable disease?
    cancer
  • give one non-communicable disease that obesity is a risk factor for
    coronary heart disease
  • suggest one national policy that could help people to lose weight
    • exercise campaigns
    • Reduce the amount of sugar added to food and drinks
  • Describe how the measles virus is transferred from person to person
    • it is spread through cough(spreads virus which is inhaled)
  • Athletes foot fungus grows in moist conditions.
    suggest one way a person could reduce their chance of catching athlete's foot
    dry feet after washing
  • how to use microscope to estimate the mean length of onion cells on the slideMean:mean real size = mean cell image size/magnification
    • focus on the cells
    • note the magnification
    • take a photo of the image
    • calculate a mean
    • measure the length of one cell
    • calculate the real size
    • repeat for 3 or more other cells
    • calculate mean real size
    yh
  • Describe what is meant by double circulatory system
    • The right ventricle pumps blood to the lungs
    • left ventricle pumps blood around the whole body.
  • where in the heart is the pacemaker found
    Right atrium
  • which blood vessel carries deoxygenated blood
    pulmonary artery
  • explain why veins have valves, but arteries do not
    1. Valves prevent backflow because blood in veins is at a lower force than arteries.
  • Describe 2 structural differences between vein and an artery
    1-wall of vein(has thinner layer of elastic tissue)
    2-lumen in vein is wider(than in artery)
  • explain how the spongy mesophyll is adapted for its function
    has air spaces so gases can diffuse to B layer
  • explain one way that xylem is adapted for its function
    has a lignin to hold tubes open
  • Describe how an increase in glucose concentration in the guard cells causes the stoma to open
    -water enters guard cells by osmosis
    -cells swell and curve to open the stomata
  • Describe the overall change of of carbon dioxide and oxygen at:
    BRIGHT LIGHT
    • the rate of photosynthesis is high due to high light intensity
    • extra carbon dioxide is absorbed from the air
    • carbon dioxide is produced in respiration and is used for photosynthesis so no CO2 is released from the plant or into the air
    • sufficient oxygen for respiration is produced by photosynthesis so no extra oxygen is absorbed from the air
    • the rate of photosynthesis is greater than the rate of respiration
    yh
  • Describe the overall change of of carbon dioxide and oxygen at:
    DIM LIGHT
    • there is no overall exchange of CO2 or oxygen in the air
    • because the rate of respiration equals the rate of photosynthesis
    • carbon dioxide produced in respiration is used for photosynthesis and no extra C02 is absorbed from the air
    • oxygen produced by photosynthesis is used in respiration so no extra oxygen is absorbed from the air
  • Describe the overall change of of carbon dioxide and oxygen at:
    NO LIGHT
    • no photosynthesis occurs as there is no light
    • so no CO2 is absorbed and oxygen is released
    • the plant respires so it takes in oxygen and releases CO2 into the air
  • explain why starch has to be digested
    Starch molecules are large so can't be absorbed into blood.
    • where do mutations happen in a bacterial cell
    • plasmids
    • chromosomes
    • DNA
    • genes
  • advantage of using stem cells from fat tissue, rather than from bone marrow
    • easier to obtain
    • less invasive
  • A student concluded that stem cell injections with antibiotics should be used for all implant-related infections. Evaluate this conclusion using Figure 10.
    Answer :
    Pros• smallest area of infection• smallest range of results• no overlap with unreactive solution
    Cons• only test on 5 patients• only tested on 1 type of bacterium• only collected results after 7 days