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Animal transport and cardiovascular biology flashcards

45 cards drawn from the 3 lessons on animal transport and cardiovascular biology: 39 definitions, 3 check-yourself questions and 3 spot-the-error cards. Rate each answer to set when the card appears again.

Unit B09 · Animal transport and cardiovascular biology lessons · all 980 cards · Anki deck and printable cards for this unit

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Define cards carry a term on the front and its definition on the back. Check cards carry a question with a short written answer, one per lesson; write the answer out before turning the card over. Spot the error cards carry an inaccurate statement on the front for you to correct.

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• Mass transport systemDEFINE
• Surface area to volume ratioDEFINE
• Metabolic rateDEFINE
• Atrioventricular valvesDEFINE
• Semilunar valvesDEFINE
• Tendinous cordsDEFINE
• Coronary arteriesDEFINE
• MyogenicDEFINE
• Sinoatrial nodeDEFINE
• Atrioventricular nodeDEFINE
• Purkyne fibresDEFINE
• ElectrocardiogramDEFINE
• P waveDEFINE
• QRS complexDEFINE
• T waveDEFINE
• ChemoreceptorDEFINE
• Pressure receptorDEFINE
• Medulla oblongataDEFINE
• Valves open and close because muscle pulls them open and shutSPOT THE ERROR
• The heart and cardiac cycle: check questionCHECK
• Open circulatory systemDEFINE
• Closed circulatory systemDEFINE
• HaemocoelDEFINE
• HaemolymphDEFINE
• Elastic arteryDEFINE
• Muscular arteryDEFINE
• Hydrostatic pressureDEFINE
• Oncotic pressureDEFINE
• Tissue fluidDEFINE
• LymphDEFINE
• Lymph nodeDEFINE
• Arteries carry oxygenated blood and veins carry deoxygenated bloodSPOT THE ERROR
• Blood vessels, tissue fluid and lymph: check questionCHECK
• Conjugated proteinDEFINE
• Prosthetic groupDEFINE
• Partial pressure of oxygenDEFINE
• Percentage saturationDEFINE
• Bohr shiftDEFINE
• LoadingDEFINE
• UnloadingDEFINE
• Carbonic anhydraseDEFINE
• Chloride shiftDEFINE
• Haemoglobinic acidDEFINE
• The Bohr shift means that in an exercising person, haemoglobin picks up less oxygen at the lungsSPOT THE ERROR
• Haemoglobin and oxygen dissociation curves: check questionCHECK

The lessons these cards come from

• The heart and cardiac cycle
• Blood vessels, tissue fluid and lymph
• Haemoglobin and oxygen dissociation curves

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