Key Substances & Inorganic Compounds Flashcards

1
Q

Name the 2 key cellular substances?

A

NUTRIENTS
+
OXYGEN

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2
Q

Name the substances needed for body structure and function?

A

NUTRIENTS

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3
Q

Cells need _________ in order to function.

A

OXYGEN

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4
Q

Name the 4 main examples of inorganic compounds?

A
WATER
\+
MANY SALTS
\+
ACIDS
\+
BASES
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5
Q

Water accounts for _____% of body weight.

A

65%

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6
Q

Nearly all ___________ ____________ in the body occur in water.

A

CHEMICAL REACTIONS

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7
Q

In a solution, the chief substance is called what?

A

SOLVENT

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8
Q

In a solution, the substance being dissolved is referred to as what?

A

SOLUTE

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9
Q

In a _________, __________ dissolves __________.

A
SOLUTION
\+
SOLVENT
\+
SOLUTE
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10
Q

What is the term for when inorganic acids, bases or salts dissolve in water and separate into ions surrounded by water molecules?

A

DISSOCIATE

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11
Q

Name the substance which dissociates into one or more hydroGEN ions (H+) ?

A

ACID

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12
Q

Name the substance which dissociates into one or more hydroXIDE ions (OH-) ?

A

BASE
aka
ALKALINE

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13
Q

Name the substance which dissociates into positive and negative ions (neither is H+ or OH-)

A

SALT

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14
Q

What is the neutral level on the pH scale?

A

7.0

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15
Q

What is an example pH level for when more hydrogen ions (H+) are dissolved in a solution?

A

ANY ACIDIC LEVEL

0.0 - 6.9

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16
Q

What is an example pH level for when more hydroxide ions (OH-) are dissolved in a solution?

A
ANY BASIC (ALKALINE) LEVEL
7.1 - 14.0
17
Q

The body doesn’t tolerate significant changes in _____, with the bloods levels between _____ - _____.

A

BODY pH LEVEL

between 7.35 - 7.45 (BASIC/ALKALINE)

18
Q

TRUE or FALSE

All body fluids are alkaline.

A

FALSE
Vaginal fluid, urine, and saliva are all acidic.

Blood, semen, CSP fluid, pancreatic juice, and bile are all alkaline.