Final Exam Flashcards

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Where do cells get their energy to do work?

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ATP

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What do proteins do?

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They provide structural support, to transport substances and make chemical reactions happen

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What is H2O connected by?

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Polar covalent bonds

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What are the building blocks of proteins?

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Amino acids

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Where are phospholipids found?

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Forming the plasma membranes of a cell

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What serves as the backbone of other molecules such as cholesterol and hormones?

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Steroids

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7
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Tissues are composed of what?

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Composed of similar or the same cells

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What dictates the behavior of an atom?

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The number of electrons in the outer orbit of an atom

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What controls homeostasis?

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The nervous and endocrine system

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10
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What is a monosaccharide?

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Simple sugars, large carbohydrates are composed of monosaccharides and an example is glucose

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What is an example of salt placed in water?

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KCl= K+Cl-

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12
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pH is the measure of…

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H+ or OH- concentration in a solution

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13
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What is the pH of blood?

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7.4

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What are the basic life processes?

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Metabolism, movement, responsiveness, reproduction, growth, and differentiation

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What is an example of acid placed in water?

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HCl=H+ +Cl-

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16
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Which of the following is not a compound?
Na+
H2O
A protein
CaCl

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Na+

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17
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What is a chemical reaction involving breaking down called?

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A catabolic reaction

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18
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What is a characteristic of a protein?

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Proteins work based on their shapes

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19
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What are the two types of nucleic acids?

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RNA and DNA

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20
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What is a special property of water?

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Thermal properties- It takes a great deal of energy to change its temperature

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21
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What is anatomy?

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The study of body structures

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22
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What is an organ?

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Different tissue types working together

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23
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What do all proteins contain that carbohydrates do not contain?

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Nitrogen

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24
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An enzyme is what type of organic compound?

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A protein

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What forms when electrons are shared?
Covalent bonds
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What is a technical term for fats?
Triglycerides
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What is physiology?
The study of body functions
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Which is bonded nonpolar covalently O2 H2O Na+
O2
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What type of bond forms between molecules that have polar covalent bonds?
Hydrogen bonds
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What are the classes of lipids?
Steroids, phospholipids, and triglycerides
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What are organic compounds?
Proteins, carbohydrates and ATP
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Where can nucleotides be found doing?
Forming nucleic acids
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What type of bond breaks in water?
Ionic bonds
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What is cell differentiation?
When a cell divides to perform a task more specific
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What could happen if there is a decrease in pH?
Proteins could loose their function by going through protein denaturation
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What are solutes in the body?
Glucose, amino acids, ions and glucose
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Any chemical reaction that occurs in the body requires…
An enzyme
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What does DNA do?
Provides instructions for the building of all proteins
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What will not mix with water?
a polar and non polar covalently bonded substance
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An increase in body temperature is a concern… Why?
Enzymes can loose their shape; thereby loosing their function
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Inorganic substances?
Small in size, acids are inorganic
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Catabolic reaction associated with ATP?
ATP= ADP+P+energy
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The sequence of amino acids in a protein is related to…
The function shape and location of hydrogen bonds in proteins
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What is a synthesis reaction?
An anabolic reaction
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What is a simple sugar?
Glucose
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What is a composed of glucose molecules bound together?
Glycogen
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Where is stored glucose found?
In the liver
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What is the largest carbohydrate?
Polysacchaaride
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What can be added to a patients blood to bring the patients blood back up to pH level?
A base
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What must a body experience to survive?
Responsiveness, growth and reproduction
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If an atom has 6 electrons, how many does the outer orbit need for it to be stable?
4
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What is found in adipose tissue?
Triglycerides
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what is an atom?
A unit of an element and is composed of 3 different particles
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What are hydrogen bonds?
Extreme changes in pH and temperature will break them, and they are found in proteins
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What is the strongest bond?
covalent
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What is basic pH?
8.4
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What is a proteins shape related to?
It’s function
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The loss of a function of a protein…
Denaturation, breaking of hydrogen bonds, loss in shape
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What compounds have ionic bonds?
Salts, bases, and acids
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What is metabolism?
a sum of all the chemical reactions in the body
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What is the level of structural organization from smallest to biggest?
Chemistry, cell, tissue, organs, organ systems