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Unit 11-Transport/Circulation
How substances travel in the body
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What is “Transport”?
• Definition:- the absorption and circulation of materials throughout an organism
- includes moving salts, nutrients, water (blood acts as the bus) to cells
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ABSORPTION
• Absorption: how materials enter/exit the cells of your body (soak up like a sponge)
• Materials enter/exit cell through cell membrane that is semi-permeable (only certain sized materials fit through it)
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Two Types of ABSORPTION
1) Passive Transport- materials move from high concentration to low concentration without energya) diffusion- materials move from high [C] to low [C] Ex. Food coloring in cup
b) osmosis-water moving across membrane from high to lowEx. Cup O’ Noodle Soup
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Diffusion Demo
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OSMOSIS1) Isotonic solution- water and cell have same
concentration (equilibrium)
2) Hypotonic solution- higher concentration in cell than water
(greater conc. in cell so water moves in)
3) Hypertonic solution- high concentration in water than cell
(greater conc. outside cell so water moves out of cell)
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OSMOSIS
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Two Types of ABSORPTION
2) Active Transport - energy is used to move materials in or out the cell
Ex. Pull food particles into cell
- cell membrane becomes rigid and strong; uses energy to expand
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CIRCULATION
Definition:- flow of materials throughout an organism- typically refers to “blood” moving these materials around- blood is made in bone marrow (middle of bones)
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Four Parts of Blood
1) Plasma- liquid part of blood- all materials float in the plasma- watery part of blood
2) Red blood cells
- small in size; no nucleus
- carry O2 in its hemoglobin (iron-rich part of blood that holds oxygen)
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Four Parts of Blood
3) White blood cells
- large in size; have a nucleus
- fight infection in the body
4) Platelets
- smallest blood cells
- clot to form scabs and stop bleeding
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Blood Part Pictures
RBC
Plasma
WBC
Platelets
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Blood Vessels (tubes that transport blood)
1) Arteries - carry blood away from heart; very thick; contain O2 rich blood
2) Veins - carry blood to heart; very thin; contain O2 poor blood
3) Capillaries - small in size; connect arteries and veins; site of material exchange by way of diffusion!
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Blood Vessels*Remember! Your blood is NOT blue! The color blue is only used to show lack of oxygen!
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The HEART
Facts:# of chambers: 4Top chambers called: atriaBottom chambers called: ventriclesDivider between left and right side: septum
Left side of heart: O2 rich
Right side of heart: O2 poor
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The Heart
Part
Vena Cava
Right Atrium
Right Ventricle
FunctionLargest vein in body;
carries O2 poor blood to heart
Receives low oxygen blood from vena cava
Pushes low oxygen blood to the lungs
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The Heart
Part
Pulmonary artery
Pulmonary vein
Left atrium
Function
Takes O2 low blood away from heart to lungs
Brings O2 rich blood to the heart from lungs
Receives O2 rich from pulmonary vein
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The Heart
Part
Left ventricle
Aorta
Valves
Function
Sends O2 rich blood up to aorta
Largest artery; carries O2 blood out of heart to rest of body
Regulate the flow of blood; prevents backflow of blood
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Heart DiagramVena Cava
Vena Cava
Right Ventricle
Valve
Right Atrium
Aorta
Pulmonary Artery
Pulmonary Vein
Left Atrium
Left Ventricle
Septum
(from brain)
(from lower body)
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Disruptions of Homeostasis in the Circulatory System
1) High blood pressure (Hypertension)- increase in pressure of walls of arteries- affected by: diet, stress, genetics, smoking/drugs
2) Heart Attack- death of a portion of the heart muscle- caused by: diet, overexertion, drugs/smoking, stress
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Disruptions of Homeostasis in the Circulatory System
3) Stroke- blood clot to the brain that blocks the flow of blood
4) Leukemia- form of cancer where too many WBC’s are made
5) Anemia- low red blood cells; low oxygen
6) Sickle-cell anemia- red blood cells are crescent shaped, blocking blood flow
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Disruptions of Homeostasis in the Circulatory System
7) Artherioscoiosis- thickening or hardening of the arteries caused by fat buildup on the walls of the arteries; can lead to heart attack
8) AIDS- virus that invades, attacks, and destroys white blood cells so body can’t fight infection
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Homeostasis Disruption Pictures
Leukemia
-notice all the white blood cells
Sickle Cell Anemia
-on the right, normal blood cell
-on the left, sickle cell