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Chap 1 -2 Study guide Flashcards

1
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Building blocks of carbs

A

Monosaccharides

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2
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Building blocks of lipds

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Fatty acids and glycerol

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3
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Building blocks of proteins

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Aminoacids

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4
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Building blocks of nucleic acids

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Nucleotides

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5
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What is a nucleotide

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Sugar (deoxyribose or ribose)
Phosphate
Nitrogen containing base

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6
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Function of carbs

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Store energy
Make ATP
Break down lipids

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7
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Function of lipids

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-store energy
-make hormones
-dissolve vitamins
-cell membranes

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8
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Function of proteins

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-enzymes
-make cells and tissues
-transport proteins
-antibodies

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9
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Nucleic acids function

A

Information
DNA
RNA

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10
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Structure of carbs

A

C H O
Linked sugars

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11
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Structure of lipids

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CHO with more CH

Phospholipids
Glycerol
2fatty acids
Phosphate

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12
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Proteins structure (what are aminoacids made of?)

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Amine (NH2)
Acid (COOH)
R group (-R)

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13
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Nucleic acids structure

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CHON +P
(Sugar, phosphate group, nitrogen base)

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14
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Explain ATP production

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  1. Glycolysis (anaerobic, cytosol)
    Breaks sugar into pyruvate and 2 ATP and 2NADH
  2. TCA cycle(aerobic, mitochondrial matrix)
    Makes energy from pyruvate
  3. Oxidative (inner mitochondrial membrane) phosphorylation through electron transport chain

Uses energy from previous to move e- across mitochondrial membrane and attach P to ADP making ATP

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15
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RNA vs DNA

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RNA
One strand
Code for proteins
Has Uracil instead of thymine
AU CG
Sugar is ribose

DNA

2 strands in double helix
Code for entire human
Sugar is deoxyribose
AT CG

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16
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tRNA

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Grabs appropriate aminoacids

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17
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mRNA

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Takes message

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18
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rRNA

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Main part of a ribosome
Bonds with special proteins to make a ribosome

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19
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Metabolism

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All chemical reactions

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20
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Anabolism

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Making complex molecules (uses energy)

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21
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Dehydration synthesis

A

Making molecule and removing water

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22
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Hydrolysis

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Split up using water

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23
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Catabolism

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Break down releases energy

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24
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Synthesis

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2 simple reactants make one complicated molecule

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25
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Decomposition

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Complicated molecule breaks down

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26
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Exchange

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Synthesis and decomposition happen simultaneously bonds broken and made

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27
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Atomic weight vs atomic mass

A

Atomic weight
Weight of most abundant isotope
Atomic mass protons + neutrons

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28
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Weight of e

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1/2000 amu

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29
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Molecule vs compound

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Molecule same element compound different elements

30
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Name 4 quadrants

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RUQ LLQ
LUQ RLQ

31
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Epigastric

A

Top middle
Esophagus
Stomach
Liver
Spleen
Pancreas
Small intestine
Adrenal gland
Duodenum

32
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On the sides of epigastric are

A

Right and left hypochondriacs

33
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Right hypochondriac

A

Liver
Gallbladder
Large/Small intestine
Right kidney

34
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Left hypochondriac

A

Liver’s tip
Stomach
Pancreas
Left kidney
Spleen
Large/small intestine

35
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Umbilical region

A

Middle
Duodenum
Small intestine
Transverse colon

36
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On sides of umbilical are

A

Right and left lumbars

37
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Right lumbar

A

Ascending colon
Small intestine
Right kidney

38
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Left lumbar

A

Descending colon
Small intestine
Left kidney

39
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On the side of pubic (hypogastric) are

A

Right and left iliacs

40
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Right iliac

A

Appendix
Cecum
Small intestine
Ascending colon

41
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Hypogastric (pubic)

A

Bottom middle
Bladder
Sigmoid colon
Reproductive organs
Small intestine

42
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Left iliac

A

Sigmoid colon
Descending colon
Small intestine

43
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List the major body cavities

A

Cranial
Vertebral
Thoracic
Abdominopelvic

44
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Portions of body

A

Axial and appendicular

45
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Crain cavity organs

A

Brain

46
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Vertebral cavity organs

A

Spinal cord

47
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Thoracic cavity organs

A

Heart, lungs, mediastinum

48
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Mediastinum contains

A

Heart thymus gland
Esophagus trachea

49
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What is anatomical position

A

Erect body, face forward, palms up, upper limbs at sides

50
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Superior

A

Above

51
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Inferior

A

Below

52
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Anterior ventral

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In front

53
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Dorsal posterior

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Back

54
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Median

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Towards midline

55
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Lateral

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Towards side

56
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Bilateral

A

Paired structure with one on each side

57
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Negative feedback

A

Minimize change from set point. Most feedback mechanisms

58
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Positive feedback

A

Increase change from set point. Birth and blood clotting

59
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Parts of maintaining homeostasis

A

Receptor, set point, effector

60
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Intergumentary system

A

Cover body, controls temp, sensation

61
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Skeletal system function

A

Support, protect, inorganic salts,
makes blood forming tissues,

62
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Muscular system function

A

Movement, posture
Body heat

63
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Nervous system

A

Brain, spinal, sense organs
Receives and sends signals

64
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Endocrine system

A

Hormones
Integrates metabolic functions

65
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Cardiovascular system

A

Distributes O2 & nutrients
Removes wastes

66
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Lymphatic

A

Drains excess fluids
Has immunity cells

67
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Digestive system

A

Breaks down, receives and absorbs nutrients

68
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Respiratory

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Exchanges O2 and CO2

69
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Urinary system

A

Removes wastes from blood
H2O and electrolyte balance

70
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Reproductive system

A

Makes offspring

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