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| Are the most complex of organization |
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| Where is the bladder located? |
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| Caudal cavity of the body |
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| study all the coponents of that body section at a time |
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| ground surface of back paw |
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| According to the prinicples of bilateral symmetry |
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| paired structures in the bpdy are generally found near the lateral plane |
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| Cells exposed to outside world are |
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| Respritory system contains |
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| What tissue moves the body |
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| Which anatomical plane of reference divides thebody into equal left and right halves |
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| Which structure is distal to the carpus on a dog |
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| Which membrance layer covers the organs in both the thoracic and abdominal cavities |
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| This is the term for inflammaton between the 2 layers of membrane in the abdominal cavity |
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| Which plane of anatomical reference divides the body into cranial and caudal parts |
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| This directional term means toward the tip of the nose |
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| If you were going toXray a cats front le b/t the elbow and carpus and the cat is laying in the stenal position what directional term would be correct for this x-ray |
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| This directinal term means toward the center of the body |
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| Which structure is proximal to the stifle |
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| Carbon has an atomic number of 12 so there would be___ |
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| 6 electrons in outershell |
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| elements are grouped together that thy share similar properties |
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| carries a positive charger |
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| What influences the rate of chemical reaction |
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| Thare are how many electrones in the third energy level |
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| This is the term for acharged atom, or an atom that can gain or lose an electron |
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| The stomic number is equal to the number of |
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| This is the term for an ion that carrie a negitive charge |
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| This type of bod is formed when electrons are shared between atoms |
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| Magnsium has an atomic number of 12, how many electrons are in its outer shell |
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| Zinc hs an atomic number of 30, how many electrons are in its outer shell |
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| What arethe 3 subatomic particles and what charge do they carry |
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| Proton (+), neuton (n/a), electo (-) |
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| Decomposition-loses energy |
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| Outer layers in atoms clouds |
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| what does Inorganic molecules NOT contain |
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| a simple sugar that contains SIX carbon atoms is known as a |
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| Unsaturated fats come from |
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| Carbohydrates are composed of |
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| Eicosanoids are lipids that are formed from a |
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| 20 fatty acid ring structure |
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| When added to water, acids release |
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| Nucleic acids are considered the |
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| largest molecule in the body |
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| Chemicals added to water are called a |
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| which joins two monosaccharides together to form a disaccharide |
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| dehydration synthisis (water created) |
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| If the cleaner you were usng has a pH of 9., then it would be considered |
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| ______ is a lubricant,transport medium,universal solvent |
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| which of the following contains hydrocarbon rings |
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| which of the following eicosands mediate platelet function |
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| This nuclotide occures only in DNA |
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| The DNA molecule contains the instructions needed by the cel to build these |
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| When added to bass water release which ion |
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| What are the 4 groups of organic molecules |
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| Lipids, Nuceiacid, Carbohydates, Protien |
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| INorganic moleciles most often contain which kinds of bonds |
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| how ammino acids are held together |
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| A prokaryote does not possess a |
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| red blood cells _____ contain a nucleus |
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| The fatty acid tails of the phospholipid bilayer are |
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| The intermediate fibers of a cell cytoskeleton are considered the most____ element of the cytoskelton |
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| get ride of free radicals |
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| mitochondria can divide and form new organelles by pintching itself in half via |
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| this enzyme that is part of peroxidase ccan reduce hydrogen peroxide to water |
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| This organelle is considered the control enter or the "brain" of the cell |
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| This part of the cytoskeleton forms cables on which certain organelles can move from one location in the cell to another |
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| lipid storage and synthisis |
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| produced 95% of energey that fules the cell |
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| packaged units the cells engulfed |
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| Modifies, packages and distributes protines |
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| production and modification of proteins |
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| site of protein synthisis |
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| important in detoxificationof various molecules |
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| when in solutions, acids release |
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| The higher the pH the more |
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| The force of water moving from one side of them membrance to another is known as |
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| Cell membrane are considered |
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| the process of bringing liquid into a cell is know as |
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| what alters the rate of diffusion |
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| positivly charged ions are known as |
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| The exocytosis of wate products is called |
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| If substances are moving in the opposite direction during active transport, this is known as an |
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| In osmosis, water moves from the ____ solution to the _____ solution |
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| Which example is not a faactor that determines whether a molecule can pass through the cell membrane by passive diffusion |
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| molecules gointo cell, causing swelling |
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| low to high concentration, causing shrinking |
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| Cell division via meiosis yields __ the number of chromosomes in the daughter cells |
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| The cell is activly dividing |
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| The nucleotide adenine canonly bond with |
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| Promoters are anucleotide triplet that codes for |
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| What can cause genetic mutations |
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| The proper order of 4 stages of mitosis pm/at |
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| Prophase, Metaphase, anaphase, telophase |
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| Cytoplasmic division occures during this and the 2 daughter cellers are formed |
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| With this control of cell division, cells stop dividing when they come into contact |
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| DNA has meaningless codons called__thatseparate informational codons called__ |
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| Period of cellular growth, number of organelles double and cell doubles in size |
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| marked by DNA replication and histones are formed and made into |
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| Chromatin forms into chromosomes which are composed of 2 identical chromatids that are joined by centromere |
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