Cell Respiration /
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
The organelle structure and function is common to all plants and some protists.
What are chloroplasts that conduct photosynthesis?
These two body systems are involved with an increase in pulse after exercising.
What are circulatory and respiratory?
An immune response to a usually harmless environmental substance.
What is an allergy?
The body systems responsible for an increase in perspiration, higher body temperatures, and rapidly beating heart rate are all responses to a stressful situation.
What are nervous and endocrine?
This molecule is used up when doing physical movements.
What is ATP?
The cell structure responsible for releasing energy from food molecules.
What is mitochondria?
Blood flows away from the heart in this blood vessel.
What are arteries?
This contains weakened pathogens used to stimulate the immune system.
What is a vaccine?
The messengers between cells (both nervous and endocrine).
A heart rate over this amount of time is your pulse.
What is 60 seconds or a minute?
The changing of stored chemical energy in food molecules to a form usable by organisms.
This system involves transporting a variety of cells and molecules throughout the body.
What is the circulatory system?
It is why a vaccine for COVID cannot protect you against the flu.
What is virus specific vaccines?
Proteins on a cell that recognize specific hormones.
What are receptors?
The increase of this general substance reasoning for tiredness after squeezing a clothespin rapidly.
What is waste products?
The formula for photosynthesis.
What is sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide make glucose and oxygen?
These two body structures have walls one cell thick and may have materials pass through them.
What are capillaries and alveoli?
It's a benefit to using a persons own stem cells to make a new organ instead of a donor?
What is decreasing the chance a patient's immunity will attack the organ?
An increase in insulin following an increase in glucose is due to this mechanism.
What is a feedback mechanism?
The reason you cannot compare one human's measured data to another.
What is the difference in body shape and makeup.
The formula for cellular respiration.
What is oxygen and glucose make carbon dioxide, water, and ATP?
What are the alveoli?
A student was infected with a common cold virus and a low grade fever. This is the reason that there was a fever.
What is an immune response to the pathogen?
Neurons communicate through these two different methods or signals.
What are electric and chemical signals?
The reason a heart rate increases during physical activity.
What is release carbon dioxide and take in oxygen?