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Homeostasis
Self-Assessment
Homeostasis
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Define Homeostasis
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Say why homeostasis is necessary in living organisms.
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Discuss the role of homeostasis in temperature, fluid
balance and chemistry of cells and organisms
Explain why organisms must maintain constant
conditions in their cells and bodies
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Explain the terms endoderm and ectoderm
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Explain diffusion
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Explain how organisms need to develop exchange
systems which include the respiratory and excretory
systems
Explain how gases, nutrients and toxic wastes are
exchanged by diffusion between cells and their
environment
Understand that the efficiency of exchange is
proportional to the surface area over which diffusion
can take place.
Understand that large organisms have problems with
diffusion
Say how these problems of size can be overcome
such as :
a. the body may be flattened, thus reducing the
distance between the two surfaces e.g. the leaves
of plants
b. increasing the surface area e.g. alveoli in the
respiratory system
c. c. the body may develop systems where the
material is brought to the body surface e.g. by
respiratory and excretory systems
Explain why large active animals such as humans also
require a circulatory system
Say what factors control the rate of gaseous exchange
and excretory functions.
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