Cellular Respiration
What are the two inputs of cellular respiration
Oxygen and Glucose
This system is responsible for bringing the oxygen needed for cellular respiration into the body.
Respiratory System
Starch molecules are broken down and turns into this type of molecule
Glucose Molecules
This medical condition happens when your lungs swell up and oxygen molecules can't enter in your body
Asthma
True of False: Meat is NOT an example of protein
False
List the three outputs of cellular respiration
Cardon Dioxide, Water, Energy
This system is in charge of bringing the broken down molecules such as glucose and oxygen to the cells in our body
Circulatory System
Fish breaks down and turns into these molecules
Protein Molecules
This medical condition happens when you don't have enough red blood cells
Anemia
How do we get molecules into our body
From the food we eat, and the air we breathe
These are in charge of transporting oxygen molecules to our cells
Red Blood Cells
This organ in the digestive system is responsible for breaking down food molecules
Small Intestines
True or False: The body only works when cells get molecules from food and molecules from air
True
You have diabetes because your body is missing this "key" molecule that opens the cell membrane and let glucose pass through.
Insulin
If a person is having trouble with their respiratory system, what type of molecule are they getting less of?
Oxygen Molecules
This is a waste product released in cellular respiration that we don't want in out body
This organ is the muscular pump that pushes blood throughout the body.
Heart
These are the small building blocks that link together to create a protein molecule.
Amino Acid
Anemia affects this system by preventing enough oxygen to be carried to the cell
Respiratory System
In which area is a normal person able to release more energy normally?
High Altitudes or Ground Level
Ground Level (sea level)
This powerhouse part of the cell is where most of the energy is produced during respiration.
Mitochondria
What makes up the circulatory system
Heart and Red Blood Cells
Explain how Amino Acid, Oxygen and Glucose play a part in Cellular Growth and Repair.
To grow and repair themselves, cells combine amino acid molecules to form protein molecules. This process requires energy so cells need glucose and oxygen to release energy.
If a person has a normal amount of oxygen molecules and low levels of glucose molecules, can they still exercise normally? Why or Why Not
No, because she needs both glucose and oxygen to release energy and exersise.
Which meal will provide the molecules needed to create energy in the cells:
Rice which is made of starch OR Steak which is made of protein
Rice