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Edexcel Biology Topic 1 Circulatory Systems, Heart, Arteries, Veins, Cardiac Cycle.

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Circulatory Systems
Diffusion : Passive movement
their
of molecules
low concentration
from
or ions a
region of their high concentration to
a
region of
(down
gradient
*
a concentration

S.I units
factors affecting diffusion distance
-
-
>

volume ratio
surface :
-
>

concentration
gradient steepness
-
>




-


Small/unicellular organisms ,
diffusion moves substances



What Circulatory of pumping blood/transport
consists heart medium to
is
system
-

a



circulatory more important substances around the
body
system ? -
>
most complex multicellular organisms are too large or have small
SA: V ratio transport system
.
so need mass Mass
flow

Types of open / > single
circulatory systems closed
-

>
-




↳ double

Open : lacks vessels and instead into
large open spaces (cavities)
↳ /fluid) haemocytes (immune system
haemolymph > contains proteins ions
-


, ,


-
hamocoel -
>
primary body cavity
-bathes the organs * dorsal : back
muscles push
the
-



haemolymph
-top of body
-
bottom of
body
and ells
-
substances can
diffuseblood
between hasmolymph
heart
heart muscles relax is drawn into the
through small valued opening
-




,




Closed : blood is
transported via blood vessels
-
>
generates high blood pressure
-

narrow channels

faster
efficient delivering substances
at
-

so more




-


Heart -
> arteries >
-
aterioles -
>
capillaries -
> venules >
-
Veins -
> heart

, ->
-




Capifliaries : Close contact with most
body cells to supply substances via
diffusion
Ismaller distance

↳ Venules - veins



Values
S.I units -
ensures one
way
blood
flow to maximize
efficiency
Closed circulatory =
larger organisms + more active -
higher metabolic rate

Smaller lose heat
organisms ->
quickly - more active -, increased respiration




Single Single : .
e
g fish
.




w S

Double
through heart

blood travels once

-
> lower
pressure


heart
deoxygenated blood
-




pumps
blood becomes
exchange at the gills
->
>
oxygenated
-




gaseous
>
diffuses
-
CO2 into the water


-
> reduced
pressure due to capillaries
-
blood now flows around the rest of the
body
-
> have lower metabolic rates
single circulatory system organisms as

their transport system is less
efficient

Double : e .


.
g
mammals

-
> blood travels through the heart twice
-
>
generates higher pressure


blood
right ventricle deoxygenated to he longs
-

pumps
to circuit)
be
oxygenated (pulmonary
oxygenated blood returns to the heart and pumped by
he
-

is

(systemic circuit
left ventricle to be
body
> to
satify blic for longer
-

repressurised + maintain pressure
rate
distances
high

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