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2148306971Alcohol0
2148306972Aldehyde1
2148306973Ketone2
2148306974Carboxylic Acid3
2148306975Ether4
2148306976Acid Anhydride5
2148306977Sulfhydryl Group6
2148306978Disulfide7
2148306979Amino Group8
2148306980Quaternary Amine9
2148306981Ester10
2148306982Thioester11
2148306983Phosphoester12
2148306984Amide13
2148306985Glycerol14
2148306986D Configuration15
2148306987Steroid16
2148306988L Configuration17
2148306989Alpha Glycosidic Bond18
2148306990Beta Glycosidic Bond19
2148306991Monosaccharidesglucose, fructose, galactose, ribose20
2148306992Infant body water75%21
2148306993Adult male body water60%22
2148306994Adult female body water50%23
2148306995Elderly body water45%24
2148306996Infant Overhydrationover diluted milk25
2148306997Children Overhydrationpunishment26
2148306998Endurance Sport Overhydrationtoo much water and not enough electrolytes27
2148306999Children Dehydration test"tenting" of the skin over the right side of the abdomen caused by the pinch of the abdomen caused by the pinch of the examiner's fingers; caused by a loss of at least 5% body water28
2148307000Blood pH7.35-7.4529
2148307001ICF7.0-7.430
2148307002Liver, heart, and nerve impulses6.8-7.831
2148307003Urine6.5-8.032
2148307004WHO definition of healthstate of complete physical, mental, & social well-being; not simply the absence of disease33
2148307005Biochemistry definition of healththat situation in which the myriad of intra- & extracellular rxns w/in the body proceed at rates commensurate w/ its maximal survival34
2148307006Saturatedcarbon single bonds carbon35
2148307007Unsaturatedcarbon double or triple bonds carbon36
2148307008Hyrogen1 Valence Electron37
2148307009Oxygen2 Valence Electrons38
2148307010Nitrogen3 Valence Electrons39
2148307011Sulfur2 Valence Electrons40
2148307012Primary Carbonscarbons bonded to one other carbon41
2148307013Secondary Carbonscarbons bonded to two other carbons42
2148307014Tertiary Carbonscarbons bonded to three other carbons43
2148307015Isomercompounds that have identical molecular formulas but different structures44
2148307016Alkanesaturated hydrocarbons containing only carbon to carbon single bonds45
2148307017Cycloalkanesring structures containing two fewer H-atoms that their corresponding alkane46
2148307018AlkeneUnsaturated hydrocarbon containing only carbon to carbon double bonds47
2148307019AlkyneUnsaturated hydrocarbon containing at least one carbon to carbon triple bond48
2148307020Aromaticscontain at least one Benzene ring49
2148307021Primary Alcoholsonly one carbon attached to the carbon with the hydroxyl functional group50
2148307022Secondary alcoholstwo carbons attached to the carbon with the hydroxyl functional group51
2148307023tertiary alcoholsthree carbons attached to the carbon with the hydroxyl functional group52
2148307024Epimerisomer that is different only at one position53
2148307025chrial carbonscarbons bonded to 4 distinctly different molecules54
2148307026Glycogenpolysaccharide; animal form of amylopectin, more branched than amylopectin, form of glucose stored in liver and skeletal muscle55
2148307027PurinesAdenine and Guanine; 5 and 6 member structures56
2148307028PyrimidineCytosine, Uracil, and Thymine; 6 member structures57
2148307029Zwitterionexists with both cation and anion forms58
2148307030Glycineneither D nor L because it is a chiral carbon59
2148307031Glycinefound in bends or kinks in protein; known as the helix breaker60
2148307032PancreasBoth endocrine and exocrine61
2148307033Islets of Langerhansproduce both glucagon and insulin62
2148307034glucagonproduced by alpha cells and use glycogen as energy63
2148307035insulinproduced by beta cells and break down glucose64
2148307036Maple Syrup Urine Diseasebranched chain alpha ketoaciduria; burn sugar smell in urine, a thin layer chromotography is requested for the branched chain amaino acid; caused by impaired branched chain ketoacid dehydrogenase; when isovalerly dehydrogendase is impaired, isovaleric acid accumulates in blood and urine65
2148307037Branched Chain Amino AcidsLeucine, Isoleucine, Valine66
2148307038Hydolaseuses OH & H to cleave C-O, C-N, and C-S bonds67
2148307039Ligasecleaves high energy phosphate bonds68
2148307040IsomeraseRearrages atoms69
2148307041Lyaseresult in double bond formation70
2148307042transferasetransfers or moves a functional group to another molecule; glucokinases71
2148307043Kinasetransfer phosphate functional groups72
2148307044acyltransferasetransfer fatty acyl groups73
2148307045Inhibitormolecules that reduce the catalytic activity of an enzyme74
2148307046Bence-Jones proteinsmonoclonia free light chains; plasma cells over produce the light chains and can't bond with the heavy chains; kappa chains are more prevalent than light chains75
2148307047IgEmomer active in allergies and parasitic infections; causes mast cells and basophils to release histamine; fights agains helminths (worms)76
2148307048IgGmonomer that makes up 75-85% of antibodies in plasma; crosses the placental barrier; important for vaccination77
2148307049IgDmomer attached to the surface of B cells, functions as a B cell receptor78
2148307050IgMpentamer; first antibody released, can't pass the placenta, powerful agglutinating agent79
2148307051IgAmonomer or dimer in mucus and other secretions such as salive; first line of defense against pathogens80
21483070527%normal level of plasma glucose level recommended by the American Diabetes Association81
214830705370-105 mg/dlnormal plasma glucose level recommended by the ADA82
2148307054CK-2 (MB)creatine isoenzyme that is used to test for specific cardiac conditions83
2148307055HbASrecessive sickle cell train that can lead to sickle cell crisis under high stress and/or malarial drugs84

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