Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Atoms

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small unit of matter and has subatomic particles (electrons, neutrons, protons)

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Matter

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anything that occupies space and has mass

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molecule

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interaction of atoms and molecules

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cell

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smallest unit of life; structural and functional

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organelles

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combinations of molecules for structures

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tissue

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group of similar cells and materials surrounding them

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4 tissue types

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epithelial, muscular, nervous, and connective

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organ

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two or more tissues functioning together

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organ systems

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group of organs working together

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organism

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any living thing, whether composed of one cell or many

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neutron

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no electrical charge

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proton

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positive charge

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electron

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negative charge

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what is the nucleus formed by?

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protons and neutrons

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what is the nucleus?

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core of an atom

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what is an atom made of?

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3 subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, electrons)

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if electrons are NOT in the nucleus, where are they located?

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move OUTSIDE of nucleus, called the electron CLOUD

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What type of bonds do electrons form?

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chemical bonds

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what is weight?

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gravitational force + mass

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What does the RUQ (right upper quadrant) have?

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-liver
-gallbladder (gallbladder disease is associated with 4F; female, obese, fertile, in forties)

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LUQ (left-upper quadrant)

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-spleen (reservoir for blood)

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RLQ (right-lower quadrant)

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-appendix (appendicitis=inflammation of appendix)

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What does ED stand for?

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Emergency department

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Atomic number:

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number of protons (which equal number of electrons)

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Mass number:
protons + neutrons
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A + B ---> C + D identify what reactants and products
reactants are A + B & products are C & D - arrow means its irreversible
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chemical bonds:
occur when electrons are transferred/shared between atoms
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Type of chemical bonds (3)
-ionic bond -covalent bond -hydrogen bond
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what is an ionic bond?
charged atom that's formed because of donation/gain of an electron
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what is a cation? (ionic bond)
positively charged atom (Na+)
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what is an anion?
negatively charged atom (CI-)
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What is a covalent bond?
when atoms share electrons
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Polar covalent bonds:
unequal sharing of electrons
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Non-polar covalent bonds:
equal sharing of electrons
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Hydrogen bond:
weak attraction where hydrogen holds bond; positive is weakly attracted to negative end of polar molecule
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what is an ion?
charged particle; positive or negative (cation and anion)
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What is a reactant?
substances that enter into chemical reaction (starting materials!)
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What are product?
substances that RESULT from reaction (end materials)
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what is potential energy?
stored energy (chemical)
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what is kinetic energy?
energy in motion (mechanical
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heat energy
energy that flows between objects at different temperatures
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what is acid?
proton donor/any substance that releases hydrogen ions
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what is base?
proton acceptor
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what is acidic? (in pH scale)
pH of less than 7; has greater concentration of hydrogen ions
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what is alkaline? (in pH scale)
pH of greater than 7; has greater concentration of hydroxide ions
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what is neutral? (in pH scale)
pH of 7 or =equal amounts of hydrogen/hydroxide ions
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What is a reversible chemical reaction?
chemical reaction can proceed from either reaction to product OR product to reaction
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What is irreversible chemical reaction?
chemical reaction that proceeds in one direction from reactant to product.
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What are monosaccharides?
simplest units of carbohydrates AND simplest form of sugar; has 6-carbon sugars like Glucose, Fructose, Galactose
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What are disaccharides?
two simple sugars bounded together by dehydration; Sucrose, Lactose, Maltose
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Polysaccharides
Long chains of monosaccharides
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What's an example of a lipid?
Triglycerides
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What are triglycerides?
lipids composed of glycerol and fatty acids
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What are proteins?
made of amino acids
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What are functions of proteins?
-makes skin, hair, nails, muscles -act as enzymes -immune system functions -muscle contractions -part of cell membrane
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What are nucleic acids?
composed of nucleotides; (DNA, RNA, ATP)
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What does DNA stand for?
Deoxyribose nucleic acid; genetic material of cells
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What does RNA stand for?
Ribose nucleic acid
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What does ATP mean?
Adenosine triphosphate; organic molecule that stores + provides energy