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anatomy & physiology

chapter 2

TermDefinition
anterior front side of body (in front of)
posterior backside of body (behind)
dorsal backside
ventral front side of the body
superior higher on the body, toward the head
inferior lower on the body; farther from the head
medial toward the midline
lateral away from the midline
proximal towards the trunk of the body
distal away from the trunk of the body
polar difference in electrons between the bonded atoms
nonpolar electrons shared equally between molecules
cation positively charged ion
anion negatively charged ion
hydrophobic molecules that repel water
hydrophilic molecules that dissolve in water
acid a molecule that can donate a proton or accept an electron pair (pH below 7)
alkaline a chemical that produces hydroxide ions in a solution
buffer a solution that tends to maintain a constant hydrogen ion concentration
acidosis excessive acid
alkalosis excessive base
monosaccharides single sugar, singular ring
micelles group of phospholipids
protein is easily unfolded by changes in pH or temperature
amino acids are linked by bonds called peptide bonds
peptide strand of linked amino acids that forms a protein
carbohydrates contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
lipids consist of hydrocarbon chains and rings
3 categories of lipids triglycerides, phospholipids, and steroids
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