Unit 3 Bio Test

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Unit 3 Bio Test

hypotonic
water is always
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hypotonic water is always
phospholipids main molecule in cell membranes
lipid bilayer cell boundary made of 2 layers of lipid cells surrounds cell as membrane structure
polar membrane head
nonpolar membrane tails
hydrophobic nonpolar
hydrophilic polar
solvent dissolver
solute dissolved substance
concentration gradient when you go from high to low
diffuse across cell membrane water and small lipids can...
selective permeability when a cell membrane only lets some molecules into the cell
vesicles bubbles around certain substances that move things in and out of the cells in endo/exocytosis
pulmonary circulation pumping blood to lungs
systemic circulation pumping blood to body
artery blood vessel brings blood away from the heart, most muscular
vein blood vessel brings blood towards the heart
valves keep blood from flowing backwards into atria
capillaries smallest blood vessel, brings nutrients and oxygen to tissues, absorbs carbon dioxide and waste products, in the kidney: reabsorb needed nutrients and secret waste materials
atrium upper muscular chamber of the heart, receives and holds blood that is about to enter the ventricle
ventricle pumps oxygenated blood to aorta, and deoxygenated blood to pulmonary arteries to go to lungs (more muscular than atria)
plasma straw colored fluid, makes up 55% of blood, made of water, nutrients, enzymes, hormones, and proteins
hemoglobin protein in red blood cells that transports oxygen from lungs to body tissues
red blood cells blood cell that contains protein hemoglobin which transports oxygen
white blood cells blood cell that fights off foreign substances in the body
platelets cell fragment released by bone marrow that helps blood clot
respiratory system to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
nasal cavity ?
trachea windpipe, tube which air moves through
larynx also called the vocal cords, 2 elastic folds of tissue when pull the air going between them make vibrations that create sounds
alveoli tiny air sacs that are connected to the end of bronchioles that provide surface area for gas exchange
lungs air chambers that take in and push out air with the diaphragm that contain bronchioles
diaphragm muscle muscle under the lungs, when it contracts down air goes in and pushes air out when it contracts up
bronchi 2 large chest cavities that air pass through before the bronchioles
circulatory system to transport oxygen and glucose throughout the body
kidney main organ in excretory system
nephrons tubes in the kidney that filter the blood

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