biomed

Question 1

What Is homeostasis

Answer 1

Steady state of the body

Question 2

What is type 1 diabetes

Answer 2

an auto immune disorder that destroys own beta cells

Question 3

What is type 2 diabetes

Answer 3

insulin can’t bind to receptor properly

Question 4

Why do you get thirsty from having diabetes?

Answer 4

no insulin so there is a high blood glucose level which is a hypertonic solution which causes h20 to leave the cell and make it shrivel

Question 5

diabetes process(type 1)

Answer 5

No insulin is produced so ur body processes blood glucose which makes beta cells to release insulin which binds to receptor.. Glut 4 appears and opens (semi permeable) into the cell

Question 6

Insulin

Answer 6

Important protein (hormone) regulates the amount of glucose that enters a cell created by the pancreas

Question 7

Long term effects

Answer 7

Heart disease vision loss kidney disease nerve dammage

Question 8

Calorimetry

Answer 8

Process of measuring the amount if energy in food by measuring the increase in temp

Question 9

Chemical bond

Answer 9

Holding atoms togather

Question 10

Ionic bond

Answer 10

Electrons transfer or shift location

Question 11

Molecules

Answer 11

Formed by covalent bonds

Question 12

Polar covalent

Answer 12

Shared unequally

Question 13

Solute

Answer 13

The substance dissolved (egg)

Question 14

Solvent

Answer 14

Does the dossolving (solution)

Question 15

Solution

Answer 15

Solute + solvent

Question 16

Thirsty?

Answer 16

Cells shrivel up bc in hypertonic solution

Question 17

What Is the monomer for carbohydrate?

Answer 17

Monosaccharide

Question 18

What is the diner for carbs

Answer 18

Disaccharide

Question 19

What is the polymer for carbs

Answer 19

Poly saccharine

Question 20

Monomer for lipids

Answer 20

Fatty acid

Question 21

Protien monomer

Answer 21

Amino acid

Question 22

Protein dimer

Answer 22

Dipeptide

Question 23

Protien polymer

Answer 23

Polypeptide

Question 24

Nucleic acid monomer

Answer 24

Nucleotides

Question 25

Nucleus acid polymer

Answer 25

DNA or RNA

Question 26

Dehydration synthesis

Answer 26

Water comes off energy is stored

Question 27

Hydrolysis

Answer 27

Bond is formed energy is released

Question 28

the way the sequence of the monomers arranged defines a polymers function and the variation due to the sequence of monomers

Answer 28

True

Question 29

Activation energy

Answer 29

Energy needed to start a chemical reaction

Question 30

Enzyme

Answer 30

Complex protein that are produced by living cells and catalyze specific biochemical reactions in the body

Question 31

Enzymes act as a catylist

Answer 31

Speed up reaction by activation energy

Question 32

How does enzymes work?

Answer 32

Bind to a specific substrate. Activation energy is lowered. Products are formed

Question 33

Coenzymes

Answer 33

Help enzymes to change the shape so it can properly bind