Select all of the inorganic compounds.

Which of the following correctly describes an ionic bond that lost an electron?

What of the three parts of homeostatic control mechanisms receives the input?

A person is consuming a gatorade after a long workout. They mention that it is healthy because it has electrolytes in it. You (having taken an anatomy class) know what electrolytes are. What are they?

What necessary life function involves the ability to respond to stimuli and activities?

A person decided to take the pH reading of their saliva. The number read 6.6. Where on the pH scale would this number fall?

A dipole is a molecule with __ different charges.

If I were to mix two hydrogen's together, what combing form would I end up with?

What class of organic compounds does DNA and RNA belong to?

How does simple diffusion work?

A patient's blood is drawn then placed in a vile in a centrifuge. After it gets mixed around, the plasma, platelets, white blood cells, and red blood cells will settle out. What type of mixture is blood?

What are the monomers for carbohydrates?

What of the three parts of homeostatic control mechanisms interprets and integrates the appropriate response?

A student decides to mix salt and water together to attempt to make salt water. In this situation what is the solvent?

Where can the electrons of an atom be found?

When blood glucose levels in the body are too high, the body responds by releasing insulin attempting to lower those levels. What homeostatic control mechanism is this an example of?

SELECT ALL the organic compounds.

Acidic solutions have _____ hydroxyls, _____ pH, and ____ hydrogen

What are the monomers for proteins?

Which of the following correctly describes homeostasis?

How is water bonded?

When looking at an electron model, where can you expect to find the protons and neutrons?

T/F Structure does not correlate to function when talking about cells.

What are the functions of integral proteins (select all that apply).

When a women is in labor, the child's head begins pressing on her cervix which stimulates the body to release oxytocin. Oxytocin is going to speed up labor by producing contractions and dilating the cervix. What homeostatic control mechanism is this an example of?

T/F: Lipids are hydrophilic and soluble in water.

What type of solution requires water to be pumped INTO the cell because the solute concentration is lower than the solvent?

What is the mass number?

What of the three parts of homeostatic control mechanisms carries out the response dictated by the control center?

Which of the following correctly describes an ionic bond that gained an electron?

When digesting food, no fluid gets leaked from your epithelial cells lining your digestive tract. What cell junction is this made possible by?

What are the monomers for lipids?

If I were to mix hydrogen and oxygen together, what form of combing matter would I be left with?

A person decides to start taking steroids to enhance their muscle development. What type of organic compound is steroids?

What are the steps of enzyme action IN ORDER?

What are the functions of peripheral proteins (select all that apply)?

Basic solutions have _____ hydroxyls, _____ pH, and ____ hydrogen

A student decides to mix salt and water together to attempt to make salt water. In this situation what is the solute?

T/F: A solid can become a gas

What are the monomers for nucleic acids?

What part of proteins determine the function?

Select the pyrimidines.

What type of mixture has particles that do not dissolve but do not settle out?

After learning about pH in A&P, you go home and decide to practice identifying if a solution is acidic/neutral/basic. You take the measurement of bleach cleaner. The number reads 13.67. Where on the pH scale would this fall?

When a person consumes food, the molecules get transported around the body. What property of water describes the transportation?

What is the atomic number?

What type of bond are salts before they get broken up into anions and cations?

What is an example of a saturated fatty acid?

Enzymes are... (select all)

When your heart is pumping, no blood gets leaked out nor does your heart tear. What cell junction is this made possible by?

Kinetic energy is energy ________ and potential energy is energy ________

Select the purines.

How does facilitated diffusion work?

What type of solution requires water to be pumped OUT of the cell because the solute concentration is higher than the solvent?

Active transport moves ____ the concentration gradient, passive transport moves ____ it.