Module 2 Part 1 Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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Atomic number

A

amount of protons in an atom

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Ions

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atoms that have gained or lost electrons from their natural composition

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3
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Anion

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Ion that has gained an electron

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4
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Cation

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Ion that has lost an electron

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5
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Mass number

A

number of protons + neutrons in an atom

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6
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Isotopes

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atom with different number of neutrons than its natural state

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7
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Valence electrons

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electrons in the outermost shell

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8
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Molecular compound

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bonded atoms of different elements

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9
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Covalent bonds

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when electrons are shared between atoms when bonded

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10
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Net charge

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Protons - electrons

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11
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Atomic mass

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Average of mass numbers within an element’s naturally occurring isotopes

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12
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Definitive shape and volume

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solids

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13
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Definitive volume, non-definitive shape

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liquids

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14
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Non-definitive shape or volume

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gases

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15
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Molecule

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two or more atoms bonded together (can be same element)

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16
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Covalent bonds create what type of compound? (ionic or molecular?)

A

Molecular

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17
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Ionic bonds

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Transfer of electrons d/t charge differences

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18
Q

Na+ and CO3^2+ make?

A

Na2CO3

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19
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Mg^2+ and PO4^3- make?

20
Q

Dinitrogen monoxide molecular formula?

21
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Carbon tetraoxide molecular formula?

22
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Henry’s Law

A

Increased partial pressure = increased gas dissolved in liquid

23
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How much O2 dissolved in arterial blood when PaO2 is 300mmHg?

A

0.9mL O2/100mL blood

24
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kH of O2?

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0.003mL O2/100mL blood

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kH of CO2?
0.067mL CO2/100mL blood
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As temperature increases, | Gas solubility ____
decreases
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As temperature decreases, | Gas solubility ____
increases
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As pressure increases, | Gas solubility ____
increases
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Graham's Law
As molecular weight increases, the rate of gas diffusion decreases
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Fick's Law of Diffusion
Describes gas diffusion across semipermeable membrane. (combination of Henry and Graham's Law)
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As membrane thickness increases, | gas diffusion ______
Decreases
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As membrane area increases, | gas diffusion ____
Increases
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Propofol is in what functional group?
Alcohols
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Sevoflurane is in what functional group?
Halogenated ethers
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Ketamine is in what functional group?
Amines
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Epi is in what functional group?
Amines
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Tetracaine is in what functional group?
Esters
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Chloroprocaine is in what functional group?
Esters
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Dopamine is in what functional group?
Amines
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Cocaine is in what functional group?
Esters
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Lidocaine is in what functional group?
Amides
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Bupivicaine is in what functional group?
Amides
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Molecular compounds are comprised of only ____
Nonmetals
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Do not use nitrous oxide if patient has a suspected _____
Pneumothorax
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The hydrogenation of ______ can be used to convert liquid vegetable oils into solid shortening (crisco)
Alkenes
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______ are one of the main components used to create polymers (plastics)
Alkenes
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Why halogenated ethers vs original ethers?
Halogenation partially oxidizes the molecule making it less flammable than normal ethers. Halogenated ethers are also more bioavailable.