Exam 1 CF: Ch1 - Cell Health Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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Disease is initiated at the ____ level

A

cellluar

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2
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cell is bound by a _____membrane

A

plasma

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3
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cell is composed of ____, ____, and a _____

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cytoplasm, organelles, and a nucleus

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4
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Cell nucleus contains genetic material aka

A

DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid)

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5
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____ _____ acts as a barrier from cell’s external environment

A

plasma membrane

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6
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major component of the plasma membrane is ____ _____ and is semipermiable

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phospholipid bilayer

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7
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When disease alters the plasma membrane’s configuration, excess fluid can enter the cell’s internal environment causing ____ ____

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cellular edema.

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8
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When disease alters the plasma membrane’s configuration, intracellular fluid can leak out of the cell causing ____ ____

A

cellular dehydration

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9
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Carbohydrates known as ______ attached to the outer surface of the plasma membrane and serve as surface markers aka ______

A

glycoproteins; antigens

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10
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glycoproteins identify between ___ and non____

A

self and non self

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11
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For optimal cell function, it is necessary for ____ ions to be higher concentration INSIDE the cell

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K+ (Potassium) - relax cells, chill

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12
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For optimal cell function, it is inecesary for ____ ions to be higher concentration OUTSIDE the cell

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Sodium Na+

K+ leak out; Na retained

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13
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the Na+ K+ pump uses ____ for energcy to move Na and K+ in opposite directions

A

ATP; this is called active transport

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14
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For every #__ Na out, #__ K+ pumped in

A

3;2

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15
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T: When calcium remains in the heart due to pharmacological intervention the heart’s contraction force is greater

A

True

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16
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_____ function to convert organcx nutrients into cell energy in the form of ATP

A

mitochondria

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17
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Mitochondria use oxygen to convert organix nutrients into ATP. This is called aerobic. What happens if there is cellular hypoxia?

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anaerobic metabolism, aka glycolysis, glucose is used to create energy.

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18
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Aerobic metabolism yields 34 ATP. How many ATP and what byproduct happen in anaerobic metabolism?

A

2 ATP; pyruvic acid –> converts to lactic acid

19
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Mitochondria come from the mother’s side and have their own distinctive ___

20
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Mitochondria are subject to mutation by oxygen-derived ___ _____

A

free radicals

21
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_____ contain digestive enzymes such as protease, lipase and lysozyme

22
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Heterolysis is when….

A

lysosomes digest/destroy what macrophages eat

23
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Proteasomes degrade…

A

polypeptide changed (protease…protein)

24
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Peroxisomes break down ….

A

fatty acids and free radicals (ox = fat ox…ox, oxygen, free radicals)

25
Network of tubules that function as transport. Two types ____ & ____
smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum
26
Rough ER have attached _____ that produce protein
ribosomes
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Smooth ER produce....
lipid (corticosteroid, oil, phospholipids)
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Ribosomes are ____ factories
protein
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Protein synthesis by ribosomes are directed by info received from the _____
nucleus
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_____ from nucleus acts oas blueprint
messenger (sending a message form the headquarters to the satellite)
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Proteins leave the ribosome and entere the the packaging/holding plant known as ___ ____
golgi apparatus
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_____ ______ move to cell's periphery, waiting for the release of their contents into the extracellular spacew
secretory vesicles (secreting vehicles)
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Actin and myosin are _______
microfilaments (change shape of cell)
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double stranded helixes aka
nucleotides
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A is to T as G is to
C
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in RNA T becomes __
U
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In DNA replication, there is a two step process that involves 'transcription' and 'translation' ______ us when the double uncoils and one strand becomes RNA template.
transcription | DNA transcribes for RNA
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____ is sent out of the nucleas
mRNA (a message sent from HQ to satellites)
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The ribosome _____ the mRNA
translates (translating the message)
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tRNA does what?
It is the tech who brings the right amino acid needed to create the protein
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Three nitrogenous bases form a ____ that is interpreted by the ribosome
codon (codons are translated and then used to create protein by the ribosome)
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_____ is the organelle in which energy is exteacted from food during oxidative metabolism
mitochondrion
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Proteins are broken down into ___ ____. Starches or carbs are broken down into _____ and fats are broken down into ____ ____
amino acids glucose fatty acids
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Glycolysis of one glucose molecule forms how many nadh, pyruvate, and ATP
1 Glucose 2 NADH 2 Pyruvate 4 ATP