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    IB Biology Topic 6 – Human Physiology Revision Sheet

    Digestion: Hydrolytic enzymes amylase, lipase and an endopeptidase digest these macromolecules
     Contraction of circular and longitudinal muscles causes ____________________________ Amylase _____________________ Lipase ___________________
    _________________________________________________________________________ Endopeptidase _____________________________________
     The pancreas secretes ______________________________________________________
    The four layers of tissue in the digestive system are: _____________________________
     Villi increase surface area of _________________________ and their function is ______
    _____________________________ _____________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________ _______________________
     Membrane transport is required to ___________________________________________

    Can you draw a heart diagram? William Harvey Compare the structure and function of arteries and veins Increasing and decreasing heart rate Explain the role of the SA node
     Epinephrine _____________
     ___________________________ Arteries Veins _____________________________________

    _______________________ _____________________________________
     ___________________________
    _____________________________________
    Causes & consequences of occlusion  Nerves from the medulla ___ _____________________________________
    of coronary arteries
     ___________________________ _____________________________________
    ________________________
    ____________________________________
     ___________________________

    Annotate the diagram Hormones and their function


    Steps in the formation of a blood clot: _________________, _________________, _________________, _________________,
    Hormone Functrion
    The role of the skin is _____________________________________________________________________________________: Insulin

    Glucagon
    Production of antibodies is by _______________, Their function is to _______________, _______________,
    Thyroxin
    Florey and Chain’s experiments found _____________________________________________ ________ _______________________
    _____________________________________________________________________________________: Leptin

    the diagram Annotate with details of neurones & nerve impulses


    Parts of the lungs which help ventilation & gas exchange The roles of FSH, LH, estrogen and
    Type I pneumocytes ________________________________________________ progesterone in the menstrual cycle are.
    _________________________________
    Type II pneumocytes ________________________________________________
    Trachea & Bronchi _________________________________________________ _________________________________
    Capillaries ______________________________________________________ _________________________________
    Intercostal muscles ________________________________________________
    _________________________________
    Diaphragm & abdominal muscles ______________________________________

    © David Faure, InThinking http://www.thinkib.net/biology

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