Science Inquiry
Year 11 Musculoskeletal
Year 11 Circulatory
Year 12 Homeostasis
Year 12 Endocrine / Nervous
100
The ethical principle that ensure identities of participants are not revealed to public
Confidentiality
100
What are the thick filaments in a myofibril called?
Myosin
100
How is oxygen transported in blood?
By Binding to haemoglobin in red blood cells
100
What is the process of creating glycogen from glucose called
Glycogenesis
Must be spelt correct
100
What does the pineal gland release?
Melatonin
200
What does quantitative mean?
Using numerical data
200
Where would a fibrous joint be found?
skull, jaw, teeth
200
Veins connect to capillaries via _______
Venules
200
The process of blood vessels increasing in diameter
Vasodilation
200
The resting membrane potential is:
-70mV
300
When researchers are ensuring their results are similar if they re-conduct the experiment they are increasing _____________
reliability
300
Which of the following is NOT a type of cartilage:
a. Hyaline
b. Fibrocartilage
c. Matric
d. Elastic
Matric
300
Which pathway transports blood to the lungs?
Pulmonary
300
What does Cortisol do in response to low blood glucose levels?
Increase glycogenolysis and increase rate amino acids are removed from cells for gluconeogenesis
300
Describe the process of releasing thyroxine from its gland
Hypothalamus sends message to Anterior lobe of pituitary to release TSH which targets the thyroid to release thyroxine
400
Which of the following is continuous data:
a. Number of participants
b. Time taken to fall asleep
c. Number of votes in an election
b. Time taken to fall asleep
400
The layers of bony matrix surrounding the central canal are called:
Lamellae
400
Which phase is the Pumping phase of the heart.
Systole
400
What nerves send messages to the diaphragm and intercostal muscles?
Phrenic and intercostal nerves
400
Where would you find a neuron like this?
In the spinal cord,
Sensory neurons
500
Identify the INDEPENDENT Variable in this study: If human stem cells are treated with specific factors, then they will differentiate into targeted cell types.
Specific factors
500
During a bicep curl, which muscle acts as the antagonist?
Tricep
500
Describe the flow of blood when it is going from LUNGS TO REST OF BODY
i.e. lungs -> heart -> body
Will mark accordingly
500
How does aldosterone decrease osmotic pressure?
Causes sodium to be absorbed back to blood from kidneys, water will follow sodium and increase water levels in blood to decrease osmotic pressure
500
Chelsea was watching her favourite band from the shoulders of a friend. She fell off her friends shoulders and landed on the back of her head. When she stood up she was dizzy, could not walk straight and was unable to hold herself up.
What is the most likely cause of her symptoms?
Damage to the cerebellum