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A&P Ch. 2 exam

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Neutral chargeany element with same electrons as protons
Isotopescontain the same number of protons but different number of neutrons
ionic bondstrongest bond binds positive & negative ions together
covalent bondmiddle strength bond
hydrogen bondweakest bond
synthesis reactioncombining of 2 or more substances to form a more complex substance A+B=AB
exchange reactiondecompostion of 2 substances &synthesis of 2 new compounds AB+CD=AD+CB
synthesis reactionanabolic-energy requred reaction
catabolic reactiondecomposition (digestion)
anabolismsimple molecules together to form complex molecules
organic molecules (living species)have at least 1 carbon atom
waterthe body's most abundant & important compound
stomach acidhas a pH between 1-2
7.4slightly basic or alkaline
acidpH between 1-7
basepH between 7-14
neutralitypH of 7
H+higher acid
OH-higher base
phospholipid & cholestrol2 types of lipids that make up cell membrane
saturated fatsanimal fats C-C
unsaturated fatsoils C=C will kink or bend because of double bons between carbon atoms
glucosemost common monosaccharide
sucrose & lactosedisaccharide
lactase breaks down lactose to becomeglucose & galatose
monosaccharidesmake more complex sugars
cholestrolsex hormones common lipid
good cholesterolHDL
bad cholestrolLDL
worse cholestrolVLDL
LDLhi concentration for plaque in blood
prostaglandislipid that acts as tissue hormone
Prostaglandinscommonly call "tissue hormones"
proteinsprovides: structure for the body, energy for the body & acts as a catalyst
DNAdouble-helix shape molecule
essential amino acid8 that cannot be produced by the human body
nonessential amino acids12 amino acids that can be produced from molecules available in the human body
human body composition96% carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen
Vitamin Dincreases calcium uptake
nitrogen (macromolecule)found in proteins but not carbs or fats
peptidelinks amino acids together


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