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GENBIO 2: Body Fluid Regulation

front 1

This refers to the processes by which organisms maintain the balance of water, electrolytes, and other solutes within their bodies.

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Body Fluid Regulation

front 2

This balance is crucial for optimal physiological function, essential for ____________.

back 2

Homeostasis

front 3

Which of the following is FALSE about why plants transpire?

back 3

It produces more energy within the plant as water moves through the parts.

front 4

Which of the three is not part of the 3 fluid compartment?

back 4

interstellar

front 5

Plants adapt by having small leaves to reduce moisture loss

back 5

Desert Plant Adaptation

front 6

Flowering plants have fuzzy coverings on stems to provide protection from the wind.

back 6

Tundra Plant Adaptation

front 7

What is the liquid component of blood that makes up 55% of the total blood volume?

back 7

Plasma

front 8

What is the colourless fluid present in interstitial tissues?

back 8

Lymph

front 9

What are extracellular body fluids composed of?

back 9

Cations and Anions

front 10

A watery fluid of plants found in the vacuole?

back 10

Sap

front 11

It is the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts.

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Transpiration

front 12

Which is not a composition of body fluid?

back 12

Intermolecular Body Fluids

front 13

What is the photochemical stage of photosynthesis where water molecules are split using light energy?

back 13

Photolysis

front 14

Water is transpired by plant via?

back 14

Stomata

front 15

Which is the correct fluid movement of body fluids?

back 15

Intravascular > Interstitial > Intracellular