Organelles
Organelles 2.0
Body Systems
Body Systems 2.0
Specialised Cells
100
The three things cell theory states are

1. all living organisms are made up of cells

2. cells are the basic structural unit of all organisms that perform life functions

3. all cells come from pre-existing cells

100

Identify the name of the type of cell found in multicellular organisms

Eukaryotic cells 

100

Describe the function of the respiratory system

To diffuse and exchange gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide into the bloodstream

100

Describe the function of the circulatory system

The function is to transport oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients and wastes around the body to cells

100

Describe the function of the red blood cells

To carry oxygen and carbon dioxide around the body

200

The nucleus is an organelle that houses what?

The DNA
200

Describe the structure and function of the cell membrane 

The cell membrane is a thin outer layer of a cell that allows for nutrients and waste to pass in and out of the cell

200

Identify the components in the circulatory system

Heart, Blood and blood vessels (arteries, veins and capillaries)

200

Identify the names of the four chambers in the heart

Right atrium, Right ventricle, Left atrium, Left ventricle

200

Describe the structure of a nerve cell and their function (what they do)

Nerve cells are long and carry electrical messages

300

This is the organelle that is responsible for producing ATP (Energy) in a cell

Mitochondria

300

The mitochondria is also known as the.....

powerhouse of the cell

300
Describe the structure and function of the alveoli

It has a large surface area with a lot of blood supply from capillaries in order to diffuse gases quickly in and out of the bloodstream.

300

Describe the function of the digestive system

To break down food chemically and mechanically into smaller pieces to be absorbed by the body

300

Identify the three types of muscle cells

1. Cardiac muscles, 

2. skeletal muscles,

3. smooth muscle

400

Identify the colour of a chloroplast and describe their function

Chloroplasts are green in colour and allow the production of a cells own energy using the sun and photosynthesis

400

Describe the cell wall's structure and function and identify the type of cell they are only found in

They are only found in plant cells and provide the cell more structure and greater protection from movement in and out of a cell

400

Describe the role of the white blood cells in the body

To act as part of the immune system that defend the body against pathogens like viruses, parasites and bacteria

500

In a cell the vacuole is responsible for

Storing waste, nutrients and water

500

Describe the differences between a vacuole in a plant cell vs an animal cell

In a plant cell the vacuole is much larger than an animal cells to help store larger amounts of waste, nutrients and water and to provide the cell greater structural support.
500

Describe the impact of an intestinal issue on the villi's structure and function

An intestinal issue would cause the villi to be shortened and would result in reduced surface area. With a lower surface area, poorer nutrient absorption happens in the intestines. 

500

Describe the impacts of vaping on the airways

Vaping causes inflammation and scarring on the lungs which leads to reduced surface area, reduced diffusion and lower blood oxygen levels. 

500

Identify the name of the specialised cells that line the airways and have tiny hair-like structures call cilia that move mucus and dirt away from the lungs

Ciliated Epithelial Cells

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