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Ion An Atom or molecule in which the total number of electrons is not equal to the total number of protons
Cation Positively charged ion
Anion negatively charged ion
ATP One compound essential for survival of a body cell-where energy is stored
Chemical Compound Contains the atoms of two or more different chemical reactions
All chemical compounds are molecules. But... Not all molecules are chemical Compounds
Molecule when two or more atoms share electrons
2 nucleic acids C-H-O-N-P DNA RNA
3 Nucleotide units Nitrogen Base Sugar Phosphate
Chemical Element All forms of matter are made up of limited number of building blocks called chemical elements
Four major groups of chemical elements Oxygen Carbon Hydrogen Nitrogen
Dehydration synthesis When two smaller molecules join to form a larger one
hydrolysis larger molecules broken down into smaller ones
Covalent Bond that holds amino acids together Peptide Bond
What are building blocks to make proteins amino acids
How do you find the atomic number number of protons in the nucleus
How do you find the atomic weight number of protons and the number of neutrons
2 basic parts of an atom Nucleus and electron
Two Major body Cavities Dorsal & Ventral
BP Systolic: arteries at the time the ventricles of the heart are contracting "highest" diastolic: pressure remains in the arteries when ventricle is relaxed "lowest"
Structure that separates the two body cavities diaphragm
Homeostasis Condition in which the internal environment of body remains relatively constant with in certain limits
Normal heart rate 72 BPM
Three things that determine blood pressure rate+force of contraction of blood muscle Blood volume peripheral resistance
Feedback system Circular situation in which information about the internal conditions of body is sent to the central control center
Inorganic chemical compounds small ionically bonded chemical compounds that do not contain carbon
Most common inorganic compounds Water Acids Bases Salts
Anabolic Reactions require energy (synthesis) making something
Catabolic reactions release energy
Extracellular fluid fluid outside the body cells Sodium + charged chlorid - charged magnesium
How much of the body fluid is made up of extracellular fluid 1/3 body fluid / 12L
Intracellular fluid fluid inside the body cells Potassium: + charged Magnesium: Phosphate: - charged
How much of the body fluid is made up of intracellular fluid 2/3 or 23 L
How many chemical elements are there? 26 chemical elements
4 Main chemical elements Carbon Hydrogen oxygen Nitrogen
Chemical element Building blocks are matter. Substance that cannot be broken Down into a simpler substance by an ordinary type
Organic chemical compounds Carbon/hydrogen/oxygen
Carbohydrates (sugars, starches) Can be converted to fat/protein used to build cell walls also energy source
3 Main Carbohydrates 1. Monosaccharides 2. Disaccharies 3. Polysaccharides
Major fat molecule? How is it formed glycerol it is formed by dehydration synthesis
Normal values for PCO2 + bicarbonate in arteral blood 35-45 HCO3 22-26
Metabolic acidosis Severe diarrehea (change of PH in the blood) Gastrointestional secretions RX: IV or Oral solutions that contains Sodium Bicarbonate
Metabolic alkalosis vomiting stomach contents HCL RX: IV sodium chloride NCL Oral: Amonium Chloride
Several functions of H2O 1. Solvent in the body 2. Participates in chemical reactions 3. Water absorbs heat slowly 4. serves as a lumbracant
Acid chemical substanceds when mixed w/ water break apart vto form a + charged ion + some anion Acids are proton donors
Bases chemical substance when mixed w/ H20 makes a - charged ion and some cation
NaCl Salt
Nacl (Salt) Chemical substance when mixed with H20 breaks down some cation or some anion acid+base=salt
PH to describe the degree of audity or alkalnuty of a solution RANGE 7.35-7.45
How do you find the total body weight 60$ of body wt in kilograms *liter of body weight is 1.2 KL EX: 154 pounds divided by 2.2 is 70 kilo 60% of 70 is 42 kil of water. 1.2 divided by 42 is 35 liters of TBW
Proteins Are made from amino acids
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