Final Exam Flashcards
(89 cards)
What is the drug that acts on the neurons - - altering the transmission of nerve signals?
Cocaine
When a diet does not contain all the necessary nutrients?
Malnourished
What is one of the categories of fat, usually a solid at room temperature, examples are Lard or Crisco?
Animal fat
What type of fat has double bonds between the Carbons?
Unsaturated fat
What is any substance that alters the bodies structure or functions?
Drug
What reflects ALL energy?
White
What is the term for when the body is IN balance?
Homeostasis
What is the bodies defense system?
Antibodies
What is the term for when energy is released BACK into space?
Outward flow
What is the name of the purified more concentrated form of cocaine?
Crack
What is the protein that makes up hair?
Alpha Keratin
What is the term for when medicine we take - ends up disrupting a different system in our body?
Side effect
What is the term for when 3 fatty acids are combined with 3 fats?
Triglyercide
What is the term for the substance that builds up in your lungs?
Tar
What is the term for when light strikes an object and it reflects back WITHOUT heating up?
reflectivity
What is another name for skin cancer?
Melanoma
What substance is produced when mixing an acid and a base?
Salt
What is a cancer causing agent?
Carcinogen
What is the term for 3 coiled chains of alpha keratin?
Super Coil
What is the process of capturing solar energy and converting it into a chemical form and stored as sugar?
Photosynthesis
What hormone increases the growth of muscle?
Anabiotic Steroid
What is the chemical that is produced by the body to break down tar?
Elastase
What is another name for the water cycle?
Hydrolic cycle
What is the term for when the body is not getting enough calories each day no matter what you eat?
Undernourished