[MyselfEtAl]

(Original post by 079)
I LOVE f214!!! I got an A first time round coz I just loved it & had fun revising, I actually dislike f211, I had to resit a few times to get the A...lol

I hate nerves

[ieatcheeseyo]

(Original post by 079)
well yeah its important you understand the whole arteriole and venous end thing

no no its osmosizes :P

Okay

Osmosis: When water will osmosize often referred to as Osmosization :L

[079]

(Original post by otrivine)
hahaha im actually reading the book 3 times so that my brain is the book!! and im going crazy with so much information and especially unit 2 is a chaos so many topics in one unit! by the way 079 can i ask how do you measure oxygen uptake in a spirometer cause i read the book it says about this soda lime absorbing co2 and the oxygen left in the chamber is used to calculate the oxygen uptake? may thanks

dont try to memorise too much, as long as you understand the concept then it will become 100000 times easier to learn key words etc

Oxygen Uptake:
The soda lime absorbs Carbon dioxide.
Volume of carbon dioxide absorbed by soda lime = volume of oxygen used up

so to measure it you look at the difference between two points on the curve and divide by the time (it gives an example on p. 51)

[079]

(Original post by ieatcheeseyo)
Okay

Osmosis: When water will osmosize often referred to as Osmosization :L

and past tense would be osmosized
we need to stop now loll

[079]

(Original post by MyselfEtAl)


I hate nerves

watch ALL of the khanacademy videos on nerves

[otrivine]

hi can someone tell me how lymph is formed?

[Cavzy]

(Original post by otrivine)
hi can someone tell me how lymph is formed?

Lymph is tissue fluid that has drained into lymphatic vessels

[Science211]

(Original post by iloverobswire<3)
here are some revision notes

Legend

[puddinboy]

Anyone have any predictions as to what questions (topics) may come up?

[otrivine]

can someone tell me what is the role of the endodermis is to getting water into the xylem or is to transport minerals b active transport from the cortex into the xylem which will decrease the water potentilal? does it do 2 functions many thanks

[Nx786]

(Original post by GabGirl)
Okay i worked it out .... aaah the handy paperclip icon ... who would have thought ( i apologize for being such a computer retard)

Hope the notes are useful . They're massive because i printed them out and stuck them on my wall and then highlighted stuff

Thanks so much for this!

[trrr]

how many past papers do u have to go through to stand a chance of passing this exam. Im revising from mark schemes and im not revising from my revision notes.

[ieatcheeseyo]

(Original post by trrr)
how many past papers do u have to go through to stand a chance of passing this exam. Im revising from mark schemes and im not revising from my revision notes.

Get the checklist from OCR...
That will tell you EVERYTHING you nned to know for the exam...

Whatever way you revise; tick off each bllet point once you know how to answer/complete it

[trrr]

(Original post by ieatcheeseyo)
Get the checklist from OCR...
That will tell you EVERYTHING you nned to know for the exam...

Whatever way you revise; tick off each bllet point once you know how to answer/complete it

send me the link of the checklist plz.

[ieatcheeseyo]

http://www.ocr.org.uk/download/kd/oc...d_gce_spec.pdf

Page 8

[ieatcheeseyo]

(Original post by trrr)
send me the link of the checklist plz.

Forgot to quote, it's up there ^ :L

[ieatcheeseyo]

Are these suitable or too short?


1.1.1 b

Magnification: the degree to which the size of the image is larger the object itself.
Resolution: the degree to which it is possible to distinguish between two points.

[-Haz-]

(Original post by trrr)
how many past papers do u have to go through to stand a chance of passing this exam. Im revising from mark schemes and im not revising from my revision notes.

The problem with revising from mark schemes is the stuff that has never come up in past exams is most likely to come up in this exam. Whilst looking at mark schemes is good for improving exam technique I don’t think it’s the best way to revise the content.
If it works for you though carry on with it, just make sure you don’t miss things. And I can’t possibly say how many you need to go through to pass, it depends entirely on the individual.

[pantsontheground]

Getting confused with chromsomes/chromatids/meoisis.
I know the definitions of meiosis/mitosis, but I've seen that many diagrams I'm confused as to what things are.
Like, the cross shape you see, is that ONE chromosome? Or is 1 strand ONE chromosome?
And what happens in meiosis?

Thank you so much guys!

[WhiteSlice14]

(Original post by ieatcheeseyo)
Are these suitable or too short?


1.1.1 b

Magnification: the degree to which the size of the image is larger the object itself.
Resolution: the degree to which it is possible to distinguish between two points.

Well I know for sure that in resolution you HAVE to mention "detail", so I would say: The degree to which it is possible to distinguish the detail between two near points.

Mark scheme says this (for 2 marks):
- ability to see (two) objects (that are close together) as separate objects / AW ;
- see detail ;

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ACCEPT ability to distinguish two objects
IGNORE clarity / clear