nas 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the following are found in the nucleus of an atom?

A

protons

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2
Q

The electrons

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determine how the atom will chemically bond

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3
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A cation is a

A

positively charged ion

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4
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The type of bond produced when two atoms share electrons unequally is called a

A

polar covalent bond

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5
Q

The type of bond found between two polar molecules is called a(n)

A

hydrogen bond

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6
Q

Water cannot easily interact with which of the following?

A

non-polar covalent molecules

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7
Q

Water is a(n)

A

polar covalent molecule

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8
Q

In a solution, the substance being dissolved is the

A

solute

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9
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A substance with a pH lower than 7.0 would be considered

A

acid

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10
Q

Which of the following is a substance that resists pH change?

A

buffer

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11
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The chemical reaction that combines monomers is called a(n)

A

dehydration reaction

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12
Q

The main function of triglycerides is to

A

store energy

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13
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Amino acids are the monomer for

A

proteins

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14
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Glucose is an example of a

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monomer of a carbohydrate

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15
Q

The type of polysaccharide the human body can produce is

A

glycogen

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16
Q

A common form of potential energy can be found

A

within chemical bonds

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17
Q

In the equation A + B -> AB, AB is the

A

product

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18
Q

A(n) ________ acts as a catalyst to speed up chemical reactions.

A

enzyme

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19
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A protein can be denatured (structure permanently changed) by all of the following EXCEPT

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low temperature

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20
Q

The energy molecule that a cell can use to do cellular work such as muscle contractions is

A

ATP

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21
Q

Anaerobic cellular respiration produces

A

lactic acid

22
Q

Which organelle is necessary for aerobic cellular respiration?

A

mitochondria

23
Q

The only use of O2 in the human body is to produce ATP.

24
Q

The energy released during cellular respiration is used

A

to add a phosphate (P) to adenosine diphosphate (ADP) to make ATP

25
Q

The first phase of cellular respiration occurs in the cytoplasm, does not use oxygen, and is called:

A

glycolysis

26
Q

Which of the following is the smallest unit that is living and is the foundational unit of anatomy and physiology?

27
Q

ribosome

A

is the site of ATP production

28
Q

lysosome

A

digests unwanted cellular debris

29
Q

The cellular membrane is composed mostly of

A

phospholipids

30
Q

Which of the following will increase the surface area of a cell for absorption and secretion?

A

microvilli

31
Q

Which of the following cell surface extensions functions to aid in moving a substance past a cell?

32
Q

Which cell junction strongly joins two cells together and are similar to rivets or buttons?

A

desmosomes

33
Q

Diffusion across a membrane is when

A

a substance moves from high concentrations of that substance to low concentrations of that substance across a cellular membrane.

34
Q

Which of the following can cross the cell membrane by simple diffusion?

35
Q

If there is a high concentration of Na+ in the ECF and a low concentration in the ICF, which way would Na+ move if a Na+ channel opened?

A

Na+ would move into the cell

36
Q

If a cell were placed into a hypertonic solution, the cell would

A

crenate (shrink)

37
Q
  1. Which of the following is true for active transport?
A

It moves a substance from an area of lower concentration into higher concentration, requires ATP, and a membrane protein.

38
Q

Which of the following will result in creation of a concentration gradient?

A

Pumps (active transport)

39
Q

Which process does a cell use to engulf large substances?

A

endocytosis

40
Q

Mitosis is important for

A

tissue growth, cell replacement, and tissue repair

41
Q

Production of mRNA from DNA takes place in the

A

nucleus and is called transcription

42
Q

How many pairs of chromosomes does a normal, healthy human have?

43
Q

____________ refers to different forms of the same gene. Each form codes for a slightly different protein.

44
Q

__________ refers to a physical characteristic that is expressed by genes.

45
Q

A human with one dominant allele and one recessive allele would have a

A

heterozygous genotype

46
Q

A human with one dominant allele and one recessive allele would express

A

recessive phenotype

47
Q

A sex-linked trait is one that

A

is located on either the X or Y chromosome

48
Q

Inheritance of several characteristics (such as freckles and dimples) follows set patterns called

A

mendelian inheritance

49
Q

ABO blood types is an example where more than one protein can be expressed at a time. This is called

A

codominance

50
Q

During meiosis, if non-disjunction occurs and a fetus has an extra chromosome,

A

the fetus is likely to have severe consequences