1st Test Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Bicarbonate ions are important because

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they buffer the blood against pH swings

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2
Q

The main organelle that contains enzymes to break down alcohol

A

peroxisomes

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3
Q

cholesterol is not made from

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steroid hormones

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4
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These cells do not reproduce in people older than small children

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cardiac muscle cells

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5
Q

proteins that help with muscle movement

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actin and myosin

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6
Q

Negative feedback mechanisms control

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blood sugar levels and body temp

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7
Q

Turner’s syndrome is resulted from what chromosomal problem

A

XO

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8
Q

Hooking glucose molecules together is which type of chemical reaction

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synthesis

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9
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What provides an identification pattern for immune system cells to check?

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Glycocalyx

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10
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Enzymes do what to the amount of activation energy

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decrease

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11
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enzymes decrease the activation energy needed by

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stretching the bonds in the substrate

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12
Q

For the birthing process you need?

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brain or spinal cord, neurons to detect stretching, and smooth muscle to push

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13
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a person’s mass is made up of 96% of elements except

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calcium

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14
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Uric acid crystals in the cytoplasm are called

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inclusions

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15
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lowest amount of hydrogen ions

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bleach

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16
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which cell types have cilia in humans

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cells lining the respiratory tract

17
Q

what is the order (from smallest to largest) in parts of a body

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subatomic particle, atom, molecule, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system

18
Q

used by cells to pump sodium out of the cell and potassium into the cell

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active transport

19
Q

the state of relative constancy in the body’s internal enviornment

20
Q

what can cause a protein to lose some of its secondary and tertiary structure making it lose its function

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very high temp, blood pH getting too low or high

21
Q

corn oil can be made into margarine by breaking the carbon double bonds by

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hydrogenating (adding hydrogen) it

22
Q

what radioisotope would be used to kill certain cancerous tumors

23
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DNA replicated during which part of the cell cycle

24
Q

Atomic symbol “C” stands for

25
the cells in the intestine can't absorb enough nutrients because
microvilli are missing or deformed
26
an organic molecule that acts as a cofactor
vitamin
27
the ability for cells with the same genetic info to be able to differentiate into very different cells, both structurally and functionally, is due to
selective gene expression
28
what type of bond is there between the oxygen atom and a hydrogen atom that connects two water molecules
hydrogen bond
29
Adopted children from 3rd world countries can grow taller then their relative back home because
the diet in the U.S allows maximum growth based on height genes
30
If someone studies the tissue of the heart as well its branching cells and intercalated disks, then they are studying
microscopic anatomy
31
when DNA is duplicated, one strand is separated from the other strand by the enzyme
helicase
32
how do you find out the number of neutrons in an atom if you have the mass number and the atomic number
you subtract the atomic number from the mass number
33
which of the stages of mitosis occurs just before cytokineses and is when the chromosomes begin to uncoil
telophase