Lab Practical Exam 1 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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What type of microscope is parfocal?

A

Compound light microscope

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2
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Types and parts of a microscope

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  1. Light Microscope
  2. Electron Microscope
  3. Fluorescence Microscope
  4. Confocal Microscope
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3
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Metric unit for weight?

A

gram (g)

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4
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Metric unit for temperature

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Celsius

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5
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Passive transport/active transport

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passive = no effort needed no ATP
active = requires effort and energy uses ATP

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6
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Ocular magnification

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ocular lens, also called the eyepiece

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7
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Another name for a stereomicroscope

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dissecting microscope

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8
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What is a hypothesis?

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a testable, educated guess or proposed explanation for an observation or scientific question

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9
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Father of microscopy

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Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek

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10
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Reading of volume

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Meniscus Rule
1. flat surface
2. get eye level
3. read the bottom of the meniscus

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11
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Definition of bases and acids

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acid increases the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution
base reduces the concentration of hydrogen ions

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12
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pH scale

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0 to 14

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13
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Where do new cells come from?

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New cells come from pre-existing cells through a process of cell division

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14
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Metric unit for volume

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Liter (L)

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15
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Basic unit of life

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cell

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16
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Definition of enzymes

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Biological catalysts - specialized proteins that speed up chemical reactions in living organisms without being used up in the process

17
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Factors that affect enzymatic reactions

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Temp, pH, Substrate Concentration, Enzyme Concentration, and Inhibitors

18
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Metric unit for length

19
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Active site

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The Specific region on an enzyme where the substrate binds and the chemical reaction occurs

20
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Where is the active site located?

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found on the enzyme

21
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What binds on the active site?

A

only the correct substrate

22
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Definition of total magnification

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combined magnifying power of the ocular lens and the objective lens on a microscope

23
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Metric conversions

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yeah I’m not remembering all 9 of them shits I’ll just miss this question

24
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What is a known biological catalyst?

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An enzyme is a protein that acts as a biological catalyst, meaning it speeds up chemical reactions in living organisms without being consumed or changed permanently.

25
What is the difference between a dependent variable and an independent variable?
Dependent Variable - data I collect Independent Variable - I change
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Definition of metabolism
All the chemical reactions that build up or break down substances in the body
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What is denaturation, and two things that could denature enzymes?
what it is: enzyme loses shape -> loses function two things that can denature enzymes: High temp and Extreme pH
28
What happens to cells placed in an Isotonic, hypotonic, hypertonic?
Iso = same - plant cells stay the same size and shape, animal cells stay the same Hypo = low - plant cells become turgid, animal cell swell and bust Hyper = high - plant cells pull away from the wall, animal cells shrink
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Reactant / Substrate and enzymes used
reactant / substrate = hydrogen peroxide. Enzyme = catalase
30
Objective lenses you can use with the coarse adjustment knob
4x objective lens / also the called the scanning lens
31
Iodine/benedicts used to test for what
Iodine test = starch Benedict's test = sugar
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Definition of metabolism and examples of metabolic reactions.
Metabolism is the sum of all chemical reactions. 2 types: anabolism - builds up molecules, catabolism - breaks down molecules
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Why do plants wilt on a hot summer day?
Hot day = more water loss = less pressure = wilting