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1 (a) A is, an artery / named artery, and B is, a vein / named vein ; 1
(b) (Lining / wall) one cell thick ; Thin cells / simple epithelium / squamous epithelium ; Alternative to first
two marking points Thin walls ; Pores ; Selectively / partially permeable ; 2
(c) For transport / eq of, solutes / named solute / nutrients / molecules, to / from, cells / tissues ;
OR
Movement of waste products / named waste product from cells ; 1
(d) Increased blood pressure / hydrostatic pressure / hypertension / increased capillary permeability / decrease
in plasma protein / colloidal osmotic pressure / protein / amino acid deficient diet / blocked lymphatic vessels /
faulty valves in lymphatic vessels ; 1
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2 (a) Rightatrium;
B Left ventricle; 2
(b) Lung; [however qualified] 1
(c) 1. Reference to {narrow / extremely long} capillaries;3
2. Reference to blood in the lungs / reference to oxygenation of blood;
3. Results in {low pressure / loss of pressure} of blood (when it emerges from the lungs);
4. Not enough pressure to get through rest of {capillary network / the body};
5. Pumping the blood again {raises / restores} lost pressure OR provides extra boost of pressure / reference to
second pump;
6. Higher pressure in systemic circulation / lower pressure in pulmonary circulation; 3
(d) (i) D artery AND E vein; 1
(ii) Thick (muscular) {wall / layer} OR Rounded {shape / lumen} OR Smaller lumen; 1
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3 (a) Ventricular systole; 1
(b) 1. Relaxation of atria and ventricles;9
2. Reduces pressure (inside heart) / eq;
3. Refilling / eq;
4. AV valves are open;
(c) 1. Correct reference to the coronary circulation;
2. Via the coronary artery;
3. From the aorta;
4. Reference to capillaries (within) cardiac muscles;
5. Reference to {red blood cells / haemoglobin} {carrying / releasing} oxygen; 3
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4 (a) Pressure reaches highest value / greatest range of pressure in ventricle /
description of sequence of changes; 1
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7 (a) Flatworm has a large surface area : volume ratio / converse; Diffusion {sufficient / effective} for
flatworms {needs / eq} / converse; Mammal {has higher metabolic rate / is warm blooded / eq} / converse; 2
(b) (i) Top two open; Bottom two closed; 2
(ii) X drawn anywhere in the right atrium; 1
(iii) Pacemaker / sets rhythm of heart / initiates cardiac cycle / eq; 1
(c) Blood at high pressure; High concentration of oxygen / eq; High concentration of glucose / eq; 2
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(iii) 1. only three Daphnia used / not enough {samples / repeats} to be representative / only one Daphnia used
per concentration;
2. different Daphnia used (for each caffeine concentration) / different Daphnia used for 35 au;
3. range not large enough to make prediction / eq;
4. Daphnia may respond differently at higher concentrations / eq OR they may die;
5. taking readings for 10 seconds not sufficient;
6. describe one environmental variable to be controlled / allow time for Daphnia to acclimatise;
7. need for a control; max 3
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17 (a) (i) X = aorta/ aortic arch;
Y = (left) ventricle / cardiac muscle;
Z = coronary artery /eq; 3
(ii) second box down on the left; 1
(iii) SAN / sino atrial node / pacemaker / eq; 1
(b) (i) 1. sequence of events from one beat to the next beat / eq;
2. reference to {contraction / systole} and {relaxation / diastole};
3. correct detail of sequence e.g. atrial systole ventricular systole diastole / approx 30% of time spent in
systole and 70% in diastole;
4. correct detail of electrical regulation of cardiac cycle/eq; max 2
(ii) 1. left ventricle has {more / thicker} muscle / eq;
2. blood from (left ventricle) has to divide between more capillaries / eq;
3. left ventricle has to pump blood further / eq; max 2
(iii) 1. pressure increases as blood forced into ventricle during atrial systole;
2. pressure increases during (initial) ventricular systole/eq;
3. (due to) reducing volume of ventricle (causing pressure increase);
4. pressure starts to decrease due to blood into artery / loss of blood from ventricle;
5. decreases during diastole / eq;
6. (due to) increasing volume (of chamber); max 2
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18 (a) 1. capillaries {have thin walls / made of flattened epithelium / thin cells / eq};
2. reference to presence of pores;
3. reference to basement membrane;
4. reference to permeability of capillary wall /eq; max 3
(b) 1. proteins are large (molecules);
2. cannot pass through capillary wall / eq; 2
(c) 1. idea of reduced concentration of plasma proteins / eq;
2. therefore reduced osmotic effect / eq; 2
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19 (a) far right-hand box; 1
(b) (i) 110 / first one / higher one / eq; 1
(ii) 1. highsalt {intake / in diet / eq};
2. high(saturated) {fat / cholesterol / LDL / eq} {intake / in diet / eq};
3. highalcohol intake;
4. smoking;
5. stress;
6. hardening of arteries / atherosclerosis / eq;
7. old age;
8. inherited trait / eq;
9. obesity / overweight;
10. lack of exercise / eq; max 2
(c) (i) 100%; 1
(ii) {twice as / 2 more / 100% more} likely to have heart disease / eq; 1
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20 (a) (i) 0.14% / 0.07% per year; 1
(ii) 3.9 - 4 times; 1
(b) (i) The greater the BMI the greater the chance of dying due to coronary heart disease / eq;
Correct reference to figures; 2
(ii) BMI = ; 1 metres)in (heightkg)(in mass body)(2
(iii) 1. Fatty deposits in arteries / atheroma / plaques / reference to atherosclerosis;
2. Higher cholesterol levels;
3. Higher blood pressure;
4. Risk of damage to (coronary) arteries;
5. Risk of blood clot blocking coronary arteries;
6. Risk of type II diabetes; 3
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21 (a) A description to include two from:
1. narrowing leads to higher blood pressure;
2. increases risk of {further damage to the artery wall/ aneurysm}
3. platelets stick to damaged wall;
4. triggers blood clotting process / eq;
5. correct reference to mast / foam cells / inflammatory response;
(b) (i) A description to include three from:
1. platelets stick to damaged wall of artery / eq;
2. thromboplastin released (from damaged tissue/platelets);
3. correct reference to Ca2+ / Vit. K;
4. prothrombin converted to thrombin;
5. fibrinogen converted to fibrin;
6. fibrin mesh traps blood cells forming a clot; 314
(ii) An explanation to include two from:
1. blood clot blocks coronaryartery;
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2. restricts blood flow to heart muscle;
3. lack of oxygento heart (muscle) / ischaemic;
4. for respiration / reference to anaerobic respiration;
5. insufficient energy release for contraction / infarction / damage to heart muscle; 3
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