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Card 6
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If a person is treated with antibiotics often, the bacteria can become a "resistant strain". Explain how.
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Card 7
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How does haemoglobin in red blood cells load and unload oxygen in the body?
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Card 8
Front
Compare the structural features of veins and arteries.
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Card 9
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Explain how smooth muscle in the arterioles can reduce blood flow.
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Card 10
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Explain how elastic tissue in the arteries evens out blood flow.
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Card 11
Front
Explain how veins are adapted to ensure blood returns to the heart.
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Card 12
Front
What causes the decrease in blood pressure in the capillaries?
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Card 13
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How does tissue fluid return to the circulatory system?
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Card 14
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How are fish gills adapted for efficient gas exchange?
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Card 15
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Describe how an insect is able to obtain oxygen and limit water loss.
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