Chapter 2 Part 1 Flashcards

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Optic

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Ear

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Nasal

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Nose

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Oral

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Mouth

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Orbital

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Eyes

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Mental

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Chin

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Buccal

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Cheeks

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Frontal

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Forehead

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Occipital

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Back of the head

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Cephalic

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Whole head

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Cervical

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Neck

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Organs systems in head and neck regions

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Nervous and endocrine

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Endocrine system structures

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Hormones, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, thyroid and adrenal gland

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Parts of nervous system

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Brain, spinal cord and nerves

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Elements

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The simplest form of matter to have unique chemical qualities. Cannot be broken down by ordinary chemical means

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How many naturally occurring elements are there

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91

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16
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What 6 elements are 98.5% of the human body

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Oxygen, carbon,hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium ca, phosphorus

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Lesser elements make up what percent of the body

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.8

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18
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What are the six lesser chemicals in the body

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Potassium k, sodium na, chloride cl, sulfur s, iron fe, magnesium mg

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19
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Trace elements make up what percent of the body

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Less than .7

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20
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Minerals

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Inorganic elements extracted from soil to plants and passed to humans

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21
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What are minerals important for

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Body structure enzyme function

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22
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Electrolytes

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Mineral salts needed for nerve and muscle function

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3 components of an atom

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Protons p+, neutrons n0 and electrons e-

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What does the number of electrons tell you

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Atomic number

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Protons are and found where
Positive and found in nucleus
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Neutron are and found where
Neutral and found in nucleus
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Number of neutrons and protons is
Atomic mass
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Isotopes are
Elements that have different number of neutrons
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Ionizing
Ejects electrons destroys molecules
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Electrons
Negatively charged found in energy levels around the nucleus
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Number of electrons equals the number of protons in what
Neutral atom
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Ions
An atom that gains or loses electrons
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Cations
Positively charged ions
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Anions
Negatively charged ions
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Cations _____ electrons
Loses
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Anions _____ electrons
Gains
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Ionization
Transfer of electrons from one atom to another
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Electrolytes are a substance that
Ionize in water
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3 importance’s of electrolytes is
Chemical reactivity, osmotic effects electrical excitability of nerve and muscles
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Molecule
Chemical particle composed of 2 or more atoms untied by a chemical bond
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Compound
Molecule composed of 2 or more different elements
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Molecular formula
Identifies elements and how many atoms of each are present
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Structural formula
Identifies location of each atom
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Chemical bonds
Hold atoms together within a molecule or attract one molecule to another
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The most important types of chemical bonds
Ionic bonds, covalent and hydrogen bonds
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Bonds are formed by
Using electrons in outer mot energy level valence shell
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Octet rule
Atoms interact to fill their valence shell
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Inert elements
Full valence shell will not make chemical bond with another atom
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Reactive elements
Valence shell not full will make a chemical reaction
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Ionize bond
Will transfer electrons
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Single covalent bonds
One pair of electrons shared
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Double covalent bonds
2 pairs of electrons shared
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Nonpolar bonds
Electrons shared equally strongest bond
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Polar bonds
Electrons not shared equally
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Ionic bonds
Attractions between anions and cations easily broken by water
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Hydrogen bonding
Weak inter molecular or intermolecular attraction between a slightly positive hydrogen and a slightly negative oxygen