MOds Flashcards

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branch of science which deals with study of the composition and properties of matter and:
-the changes it undergoes
-the energy accompanying those changes
-the laws and principles

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CHEMISTRY

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2
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study of elements in the periodic table

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INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

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3
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study of carbon containing compounds

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organic chemistry

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4
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bio means..?

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life

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5
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examples of organic compounds: NSPO

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Nitrogen, Sulfur, Phosphorus and Oxygen containing compounds

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6
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the study of macromolecules and their metabolic activities in the body

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Molecular Biochemistry

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7
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2 aspects of Biochemistry

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Molecular Anatomy and Physiology

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8
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Metabolic activities of biomolecules in the cell.

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Digestion, Absorption, Assimilation, Utilization, Integration, Metabolic Degradation, Biotransformation, Excretion

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9
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a process by which a polar compound (contain + and - ions) is broken apart into its individual ionic components when placed in an aqueous solution.

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Dissociation / Ionization

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10
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occurs in the presence of water,

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Ionization

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11
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Substances whose water solutions conduct electricity

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Electrolytes

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12
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they completely ionized in H2O soln.

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Strong Electrolyes

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13
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incompletely or partially ionized in H2O soln.

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Weak Electrolytes

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14
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substances whose water solution do not conduct electricity

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Non-Electrolytes

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15
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HCL, HNO3, H2SO4`

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strong acids

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16
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NaOH, KOH, CaOH2

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strong bases

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17
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acetic acid (CH3OOH)

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Weak acid

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18
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aniline ammonia

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weak base

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19
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organic compounds

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non-electrolytes

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20
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a reaction which goes to completion

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Irreversible Reaction

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21
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Evidence of Irreversible Reaction

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Evolution of Gas
a precipitate is formed
Work is done with the products

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22
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a reaction which does not go to completion

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Reversible Reaction

23
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state in which 2 opposing reactions proceed at the same rate

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chemical Equilibrium

24
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rate at which products are formed

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Rf - Forward Reaction

25
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Rate at which reactants are formed

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Rb - backwards reaction

26
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at chemical equilibrium:

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Rf = Rb

26
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at chemical equilibrium:

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Rf = Rb

26
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at chemical equilibrium:

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Rf = Rb

27
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Considered as a weak electrolyte. amphoteric and amphiprotic in nature

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Water

28
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can act as both acid and base

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Amphoteric

29
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substance that can both accept and donate a proton or H

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Amphiprotic

30
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Ionization constant of water / Kw

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Kw = [H30+][OH-]

31
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introduced by Danish biochemist by the name of Soren Sorensen

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pH expression

32
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a mix of weak electrolye with its salt

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Buffer

33
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mix of weak acid + salt of weak acid
mix of weak base + salt of weak base

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Acid Buffer
Base Buffer

34
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an ion produced from the dissociation of acid; removal of hydrogen

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conjugate base

35
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proton hydrogen donor; formed when it combines with hydrogen

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Conjugate Acid

36
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pH of a solution of a weak acid (or base) and its salt

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HENDERSON - HASSELBALCH EQUATION

37
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factors affecting blood pH

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nature of Diet (Proteins/fats - acidify ~ fruits and Veg - alkalinize)
vigorous exercise (tend to acidify blood)

38
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metabolic disturbances in acid-base balance of the body

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ACIDOSIS & ALKALOSIS

39
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the acidity of blood fluids and tissues is abnormally high

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Acidosis

40
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condition in which the alkalinity of body fluids are abnormally high

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Alkalosis

41
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performed before obtaining an arterial blood specimen from the radial artery. the adequacy of thew ulnar artery.

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Allen’s Test

42
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ROME - interpreting ABG results

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Respiratory - Opposite / Metabolic Equal

43
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the functional structural basic unit of life

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Cell

44
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Greek means “prenucleus”, not enclosed within a membrane Circular DNA (not associated with histones) floats freely, divide by binary fission, unicellular, Aerobic and Anaerobic

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Prokaryotes

45
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DNA found in nucleus enclosed in a membrane, membrane bound organelles, Mitosis, Aerobic, DNA is complex, Cell is much larger

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Eukaryotes

46
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2 types of cells`

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Autosomes/Somatic cells
Germ cells/Sex cells

47
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parts of the cell

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nucleus and cell membrane

48
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temporary dumping site for cellular garbage

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Vacuoles

49
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Components of the Cytoplasm

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Water (most abundant)
Carbohydrates (CHO) main source of energy/ fuel for metabolic activities of the cell
FATS (provides elasticity)
Proteins (CHON) - gives strength to cell membrane
Electrolytes - charged particles

50
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subunits of the cell

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cell organelle

51
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gives the cell support

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cytoskeleton

52
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division of nucleus

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Mitosis