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1
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increase in size of an organism

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growth

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2
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orderly sequence of events where the fetus progresses to an adaptable adult capable of surviving its environment

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development

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3
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sum of characteristics biologically transmitted from parents to offspring that determines physical traits

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heredity

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4
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What are the two cell types

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somatic or reproductive

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5
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What type of cells is heredity concerned with

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germ or reproductive

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6
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How many pairs of chromosomes are in each cell

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23 pairs

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7
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a very long strand of DNA and contains many genes

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chromosome

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8
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What is the location of a gene called

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locus

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9
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a segment of DNA containing the code used to synthesize a protein

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gene

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10
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person’s unique combination of genes or genetic makeup

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genotype

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11
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the actual structure and function of a person’s body

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phenotype

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12
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full set of chromosomes in a person’s cells

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karyotype

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13
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What do a person’s 46 chromosomes contain

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individual’s phenotype

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14
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What is the most common chromosomal birth defect

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down syndrome

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15
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What are the factors that are responsible for regulation of development

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genetic, hormonal, and environmental

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16
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cell division and subsequent increase in cell number

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hyperplasia

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17
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increased cell size with no further increase in cell number

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hypertrophy

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18
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What is hyperplasia measured by

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DNA weight of tissue

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19
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What is hypertrophy measured by

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amount of protein or DNA

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20
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What happens if you are ascorbic acid defincient

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odontoblastic atrophy or lacking dentin

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21
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What happens if you are vitamin a deficient

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ameloblasts affected, enamel hypoplasia, odontoblastic disarrangement, salivary gland atrophy, and increased dental caries

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22
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What happens if you are iron deficinet

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slow growth, anemia, absence of normal pigmentation of incisors, decreased salivary flow, increased caries

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23
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What happens if you have protein malnutrition

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slow growth, overall smaller size, delayed molar eruption, impaired salivary function, and increased caries

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24
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What causes cleft lip and palate

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folic acid

25
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foods or beverages that readily cause a drop in plaque pH to less than 5.5 within 30 minutes

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acidogenic

26
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What amino acids are oxidized into sulfuric acid

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methionine and cysteine

27
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food or beverages that contain fermentable carbs that can be metabolized by oral bacteria to cause a decrease in plaque pH to less than 5.5 and result in demineralization of tooth enamel and ultimately caries

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cariogenic

28
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foods or beverages that can prevent cariogenic activity when eaten before an acidogenic product

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anticariogenic

29
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foods or beverages that cannot be metabolized by dental plaque bacteria within 30 minutes and do not cause a drop in salivary pH to critical level of less than 5.5

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cariostatic

30
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  • directly effects plaque metabolism
  • reduces carbs availability as a source of energy
  • increases salivary urea levels
  • in general, cariostatic
A

proteins

31
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  • change the surface property of enamel
  • interfere with sugar solubility
  • directly inhibit bacterial growth
  • replaces carbs as a source of energy
  • in genera, cariostatic
A

lipids

32
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What vitamin is considered to be cariogenic

A

niacin

33
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What vitamin is considered to be cariostatic

A

pyridoxine

34
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associated with low caries

A

fluoride

35
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What are the beneficial trace minerals

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strontium, vanadium, lithium, zinc, iron, molybdenum

36
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What trace minerals are associated with increased caries

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selenium, copper, lead, and cadmium

37
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What sugars are monosaccharides

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glucose fructose and galactose

38
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What sugars are disaccharides

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sucrose lactose and maltose

39
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What are the fiber sugar alcohols

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saccharin aspartame and sucralose

40
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most important substrate in synthesis of adhesive and storage polysaccharides

A

sucrose

41
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How much sweeter is aspartame compred to sucrose

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180 x

42
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What are the food cariogenicity tests

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chemical analysis of foods, physical-chemical properties, acid production in saliva, plaque studies, in vitro caries, in vivo caries, animal models

43
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What nutrients may modulate perio disease

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vitamin c, vitamin d, and calcium

44
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a complex biological process that aims to restore the damaged tissues

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wound healing

45
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What types of cells are involved in wound healing

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platelets, neutrophils, macrophages, fibroblasts, endothelia cells

46
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What is wound healing controlled by

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cytokines and chemokines

47
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What are the four phases of wound healing

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hemostasis, inflammation, repair, and remodeling

48
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activated by external trauma that causes blood to escape from vascular system

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extrinsic

49
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Is the extrinsic or intrinsic pathway quicker

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extrinsic

50
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activated by trauma inside vascular system

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intrinsic pathway

51
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What is new tissue comprised of

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collagen and extracellular matrix

52
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net work of blood vessels

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angiogenesis

53
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final phase of cellular remodeling and occurs once the wound has closed

A

maturation

54
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What type of collagen does type III collagen turn into during maturation

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type I

55
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What can delay wound healing

A

protein energy malnutrition

56
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What percent of total caloric intake should be carbs

A

55-60 %

57
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What percent of the caloric intake should be proteins

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20-25 %

58
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What percent of the caloric intake should be fats

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20-25 %

Semester 1 Chem, Biochem, and Nutrition (2 decks)

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