Test Block 1 Flashcards

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Homeostasis

A

Body’s ability to maintain a constant environment

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2
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Feedback loops

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Series of reactions

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3
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Negative Feedback

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Negate or reverse the action

ex. change the temperature of a thermostat

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4
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Positive Feedback

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Initial change leads to a greater change

ex. size of the birth canal during delivery

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5
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Atoms

A

subatomic particles

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6
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atomic #

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of protons

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7
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Ion

A

Atoms that have uneven protons and electrons

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8
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Cation

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positive

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9
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Anion

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negative

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10
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NaCl

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Ionic bond to make salt

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11
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Covalent

A

share molecules

ex. H20

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12
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Molecule

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multiple atoms

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13
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Hydrogen Bonds

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between polar molecules that contain hydrogen

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14
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Organic

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contains carbon

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15
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Monomer

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Single unit

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16
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polymer

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repeating units

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17
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Carb

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immediate energy

glucose to glycogen

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18
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Lipids

A
phospholipids 
fatty acids, phosphate and glycerol
Head- polar
Tails-non polar
Triglycerides- energy storage and insulation
3 fatty acid chains
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19
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Steroids

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can go through the membrane

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20
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Saturated fat

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all single bonds (unhealthy)

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21
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unsaturated fat

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contain single, double, and triple bonds

omega fatty acids (essential)

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22
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Proteins

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polymers of amino acids

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23
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Primary structure of proteins

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sequence of amino acids

folds to make final protein shape

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24
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enzymes

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important for physiological processes

control many reactions that help with homeostasis

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Nucleic Acids
heredity and protein synthesis | ATGC
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ATP
energy transfer in the body | Hydrolysis
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Gene Expression
proteins made from DNA
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Transcription
working cop of the gene (RNA)
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Translation
nucleotides go into amino acids
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Process all together
``` DNA Transcription RNA Translation Protein ```
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molecules that can go into the membrane
non-polar | small-polar
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Passive Transport
doesn't require energy high to low concentration down a gradient
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Active Transport
Require energy low to high concentration involves pumps
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Carrier mediated
protein binds to molecule moving
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simple diffusion
travel through membrane | small, non polar
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channel mediated
create a pore or channel through membrane specific molecules can now diffuse Leak- open all the time Gated- open at specific times
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Nervous system
nervous tissue with neurotransmitters
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Endocrine system
secretes hormones
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Current
flow of charged molecules | requires voltage potential
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neurons
excitability
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cell body
nucleus
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dendrite
short extensions of the body | receive signals
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axon
myelinated to improve conductivity
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synapse
communication between neurons and a tissue
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electrochemical gradient
Na+ and K+ molecules
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Chemical gradient
uneven distribution of molecules
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Electrical gradient
uneven distribution of charge
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Resting Membrane Potential
-70mV
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Extra Cellular Fluid
high Na+, low K+
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Intracellular Fluid
low Na+, high K+
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of atoms in and out
3 sodium out | 2 potassium in
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Central Nervous System
Brain and spinal cord enclosed in body coverings | Where interneurons are located
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Peripheral Nervous System
Ganglions and nerves
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Multipolar
interneurons | motor neurons
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Bipolar
Special senses
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Unipolar
sensory information
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Afferent (sensory) neurons
PNS to CNS | detect stimuli
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Efferent (motor) neurons
CNS to effectors | muscles, organs, glands
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Refractory Period
when neuron can't fire another action potential | strong local potential needed to overcome the Refractory Period