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American Vision History final chapters 10-16 Flashcards

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2606535432popular sovereigntypeople's right to decide what government they want0
2606539603forty ninerspeople who went to California for the Gold Rush1
2606541593secessionwithdraw from the Union2
2606543307Uncle Tom's Cabina book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe3
2606546867Harriet Beecher Stowewrote Uncle Tom's Cabin4
2606548500Harriet Tubmanleader and founder of the underground Railroad5
2606554341Gadsden Purchasecompleted Continental United States6
2606555790Bleeding Kansasviolence between proslavery and Anti-slavery in Kansas7
2606561287John Brownwanted to start slave revolt8
2606561288Jefferson Davissenator of MS/ president of the confederacy9
2606563505Fort Sumterfirst battle of the Civil War in Charleston, South Carolina10
2606567104South Carolinafirst state to secede from the Union11
2606571872MS, GA, LA, AL, TXName 5 states that surround the gulf of mexico12
2606573271Robert Leeleader of the confederate forces in the east13
2606574741US Grantleader of the union forces in the west14
2606576170CopperheadsPeace Democrats15
2606577233Minie Ballpointed projectile that spins16
2606578883Anaconda PlanUnion war strategy17
2606581765Thomas JacksonStonewall/ Bull Run18
2606583226ShilohHornet's Nest19
2606584704Vicksburgturning point of the war in the east20
2606585959Gettysburgturning point of the war in the west21
2606587890AntietamBloodiest battle22
2606589511Andersonvilleprison camp in Georgia23
2606593266Emancipation Proclamationissued after Antietam by Abe24
2606597002Clara Bartonfounder of Red Cross and was a war nurse25
2606599581ChickamaugaSouth's last victory26
2606601045Pickett's Chargecharge at gettysburg trying to take Cemetery Ridge/ 6,000 men died27
2606605133William Shermanpracticed total war in Georgia28
2606607738John Wilkes BoothAbraham Lincoln's assassin29
2606610555Reconstructionrebuilding of the South30
260661212913th amendmentoutlawed slavery31
260661363214th amendmentcitizenship32
260661374415th amendmentright to vote33
2606616227carpetbaggernortherners that came to the south in Reconstruction34
2606623343Scalawagswhite southerners who supported the Republican Reconstruction35
2606625717Share Croppersfarming on someone else's land36
2606628840Tenant Farmerspay for rent but not with Crops37
2606630933Comstock LodeSilver was found38
2606632310Quartz miningdeep39
2606633506Placer miningsurface40
2606635446goodnight loving trail, western trail, and the Chisholm trailName three trails41
2606636661Chisholm Trailmost famous cattle trail42
2606648092open rangewestern grassland owned by the government43
2606650221Homestead Act$10 fee 160 acres of land if you lived on it for 5 years44
2606653212Sodbustersfarmers on the great plain45
2606655450Frontierwhere civilization and forest met46
2606656833Wounded Kneelast battle of the Indian War in South Dakota47
2606659324Custerkilled at little big horn48
2606660458Little Big Hornin Wyoming49
2606661480Sitting Bullchief of the Lakota Sioux involved in Little Big Horn50
2606665741Alexander Graham Bellinventor of the telephone51
2606666803Thomas Alva Edisoninventor of the electric light bulb52
2606668890Pacific Railway Actapproved the Transcontinental53
2606670766Leeland Stanfordone of the big four54
2606673100Ted Judahdreamed of the railroad55
2606674822Central Pacificstarted in Sacramento56
2606674993Union Pacificstarted in Omaha57
2606677661James J. Hilldeveloped the Great Northern Railroad58
2606679160Credit Mobiliera scandal59
2606680612Vertical Integrationowned everything you need60
2606683093Horizontal Integrationown a business and buy up all the companies and combine them with yours61
2606686115Andrew Carnegiefounded Carnegie Steel62
2606688306Knights of Laborfirst nationwide Trade union63
2606689697steeragecheapest passage on a ship64
2606691572Ellis Islandplace immigrants from (E)urope had to pass through65
2606696559Angel Islandplace immigrants from (A)sia had to pass through66
2606698087Nativismdislike of immigrants67
2606699584tenementsrun down apartment buildings68
2606701013Boss Tweedpolitical boss that was Head of Tammany Hall69
2606702882Jacob Riiswrote How the other Half Lives70
2606705783Tammany Hallpolitical machine in NY71
2606708481Gospel of Wealthidea that wealthy should share wealth with others72
2606710529individualismno matter the circumstances you can be what you what to be73
2606712269naturalismpeople could not control their situation74
2606714434muckrakersuncovers bad things in society75
2606716074Gilded Agefirst used by Mark Twain76
2606716976Booker T. Washingtonfounded Tuskegee institute77
2606719905Pendleton Actcivil service commissions78
2606721257McKinley Tariffchanged economy from economy that had a budget to budget deficiency79
2606726579Sherman's Anti-Trust Actfirst trust act passed in the US80
2606728137ICCregulates interstate commerce81
2606729378ExodustersAfrican Americans who moved from the south to Kansas82
2606731751Jim Crow Lawsact that kept African Americans from having money83
2606734929The Grangefirst organization of farmers in America84
2606736249Spoils Systemsystem in which politicians gave jobs to the people who supported them85

Medical Terminology Lesson 1 and 2 Flashcards

Dean Vaughn Medical Terminology Lesson 1 and 2

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541916943gastrstomach0
541916944cardiheart1
541916945megalenlarged2
541916946itisinflammation3
541916947dermatskin4
541916948plastsurgical repair5
541916949cerebrbrain6
541916950pathdisease7
541916951ectomysurgical removal8
541916952enterintestines9
541916953osisany condition10
541916954otomycut into, incision11
541916955adengland12
541916956angivessel13
541916957omatumor14
541916958nephrkidney15
541916959hepatliver16
541916960arthrjoint17
541916961blephareyelid18
541916962ologistspecialist in the study of19
541916963rhinnose20
541916964gingivgum21
541916965malaciasoft22
541916966ologythe study of23
541916967spasminvoluntary contraction24
541916968algiapain25
541916969craniskull26
541916970endinside, within27
541916971hemihalf28
541916972oidlike29
541916973hyperabove, more than normal30
541916974cystsac containing fluid31
541916975cholebile32
541916976hypounder33
541916977scopobserve34
541916978hysteruterus35
541916979ostomycreate an opening36
541916980parabeside, beyond37
541916981lysisloosening, destruction38
541916982cervicneck39
541916983chondrcartilage40
541916984cyanblue41
541916985hemblood42
541916986ostbone43
541916987psychomind44
541916988lipfat45
541916989mymuscle46
541916990lithstone47
541916991ophthalmeye48
541916992proctanus49

Photosythesis ⭕️ Flashcards

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2634594561Photosynthesisthe process by which light energy is used to make glucose0
2634594562Who uses Photosythesis?all organisms of the plant system and algae of the Protista Kingdom1
2634594563Formula for Photosynthesis in chemical symbols6 CO2 + 12 H2O > light > C6H12O6 + 6 H2O + 6 O22
2634594564Formula for Photosynthesis in words6 carbon dioxides + 12 waters >light> makes glucose + 6 waters + 6 oxygens3
2634594565Why is this process a reduction?carbon dioxide molecules are gaining electrons from hydrogen in water4
2634594566Construction of a chloroplast1. outer membrane 2. inner membrane 3. stroma- where calvin cycle occurs 4. grana- contain layers of membrane called thylakoids where light dependent reactions take place5
2634594567What three things can happen when light hits an object?Reflection, transmission or absorption6
2634594568Does a colored organism absorb or reflect light of the same color?reflect7
2634594569Which chlorophyll participates directly in the light reactions?Chlorophyll A8
2634594570What are Chlorophyll A's accessory pigments?Chlorophyll B- green and absorbs all others, carotenoids- yellow, orange and red and are responsible for carrots, and phycobilins, red that are found in red algae9
2634594571What are the two linked function os the Light- dependent and Light- independent reactions?L.D. produce energy and protons for L.I. and L.I. makes sugar10
2634594572Where does L.D. reactions occur?In the thylakoid membranes of the grana11
2634594573What are in the thylakoid that help them do their function?hundreds of light absorption complexes called photosystems that contain chlorophyll a, b and carotenoids.12
2634594574How are large amounts of ATP formed in L.D.?Through ETC and chemiosmosis13
2634594575How does the ETC function in L.D.?1. light is absorbed 2. electrons are energized and escape from chlorophyll into ETC 3. energized proton pumps across thylakoid membrane making proton gradient 4. potential energy stored in P.G. flows through ATP synthase and ATP is produced14
2634594576Formula for L.D. ETClight> chlorophyll> energized electrons> ETC> proton gradient> ATP synthase> ATP15
2634594577How does water help in ETC in replacing escaping excited electrons?Water is broken down inn photolysis and its components; electrons, protons and oxygen are used in making sugar16
2634594578What are waters components used in for making sugar?Electrons- replace lost by Chlorophyll in L.D Protons- pass through ATP Synthase and are carried by NADP to stroma for L.I Oxygen- released into atmosphere as waste product (source of all oxygen in our atmosphere)17
2634594579Where to the L.I happen and what does it produce?happens in the stroma and is produces sugar or PGAL18
2634594580What happens in the L.I.CO2 combines with electrons and protons carried by NADP to produce sugar19
2634594581Formula of L.I.CO2+ H(+)+ electrons >>> PGAL20
2634594582What is the incorporation of carbon dioxide into a sugar molecules called and where does it occur?It is called carbon fixation and it occurs in the Calvin Cycle21
2634594583Does the Calvin Cycle require many or little ATP?many ATP22
2634594584Facts about L.I. reactions1. they take place in the stroma of chloroplasts 2. PGAL, phosphoglyceraldehyde, a three carbon sugar C(H2O)n, is produced 3. An all- important enzyme required for the Calvin Cycle is rubisco (ribulose biphosphate)23
2634594585difference between Photosynthesis and cellular Resperation( all on photosynthesis side) 1. occurs only inn light 2. are reduction reactions 3. occurs in chloroplasts 4. relies on ETC to produce a proton gradient 5. requires CO2 and O2 is released 6. NADP is the proton carrier 7. ATP is produced in ATP synthase 8. contains a cyclical process: Calvin Cycle24
2634594586What layers of a leaf consist of chloroplasts?The palisade layer and the spongy mesophyll25
2634594587The air spaces between the spongy mesophyll allow for what?The exchange of oxygen, carbon and water vapor26
2634594588What does the epidermis do?protects the delicate under layer and allows light to pass to them27
2634594589What is cutin's function?waterproofs the leaf to minimize water loss28
2634594590what do guard cells do?control opening and closing of stomates and allow for the exchange of gases with minimum water loss29
2634594591Characteristics of a C-4 plant1. modified for dry environments 2. modified anatomy and biochemical pathways 3. minimize water loss and maximize sugar production 4. thrive in hot and sunny environments30
2634594592Examples of C-4 plantscorn, sugarcane and crabgrass31

Financial Reporting & Analysis Flashcards

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2299490446Financial reporting standards characteristicsRelevance Faithful0
2479058081Relevance/Faithful EnhancersComparability. Verifiability. Timeliness. Understandability.1
2486134358Coherent Financial Reporting Framework characteristicsTransparent Comprehensive Consistent2
2475214462General JournalList of all journal entries in chronological order3
2475216460General LedgerSorts general journal entries by account4
2299493411Basic EPS(NI - preferred dividends)/weighted avg # of shares5
2618907609Treasury Stock Method[Avg Stock Price - Strike Price/Avg Stock Price] * # of shares6
2299498910Anti-dilutive debt checkif (ConvDebtInterest*(1-t)/ConvDebtShares) > Basic EPS7
2299508519Held-to-Maturity SecuritiesRecognized at amortized cost. Unrealized gains/losses not reported. Realized gains/losses reported income statement8
2299513374Held-for-Trading SecuritiesRecognized at Fair Value . Realized and Unrealized gains/losses reported on income statement.9
2299513375Aviailable for Sale SecuritiesRecognized at Fair Value. Unrealized gains/losses reported in equity (other comp income). Realized gains/losses reported in income statement10
2299519987Shareholders equity componentsContributed capital. Preferred stock. Noncontrolling interest. Retained earnings. Treasury stock (reduces share equity). Accumulated other comp. income.11
2553989975Comprehensive IncomeNet Income + Other Comprehensive Income12
2553990966Other Comprehensive IncomeForeign currency gains and losses. Unrealized gains and losses from hedging derivatives. Unrealized gains and losses from available for sale securities. Pension liability adjustments.13
2648532470Change in Stockholders' EquityNI - dividends + contributed capital + accum other comprehensive income14
2564847200Long-Term Contract: Unreliable Project Outcome (IFRS)Revenue recognized to extent of costs. Costs expensed as incurred Profit recognized at completion.15
2564857521Long-Term Contract: Unreliable Project Outcome (GAAP)Completed Contract Method. Revenue, expenses, and profit recognized only when contract is complete. Expected losses recognized immediately16
2652878043Uncertain Collectibilty: Cost recoveryProfit recognized to after costs are covered by cash collections17
2564871355Installment MethodOccurs when firms expects payments over an extended period time Collectability is not reasonably estimated Recognize profit as proportion of cash collected multiplied by total expected profit.18
2299526398Cash Flow Type: IFRS interest and dividends receivedCFO/CFI19
2299528735Cash Flow Type: GAAP interest and dividends receivedCFO20
2299529454Cash Flow Type: IFRS interest and dividends paidCFO/CFF21
2299532322Cash Flow Type: GAAP interest paidCFO22
2299532977Cash Flow Type: GAAP dividends paidCFF23
2326976096CFF (dividend formula)CFF = -dividend declared + increase in dividend payable24
2591593891CFO (indirect components)+ depreciation/amortization - gains/+ losses on sale of fixed assets + increases in liabilities - increases in assets25
2527018250Reinvestment RatioCFO/cash paid for fixed assets26
2475208928Extraordinary Items (GAAP vs IFRS)GAAP: Unusual and infrequent items IFRS: No extraordinary items27
2411228895COGSBeg Inventory + Purchases - End Inventory28
2410943270Cash paid to supplierCOGS + Increase in Inventory + Decrease in Payables29
2410944708Cash collectionssales - increase in receivables30
2410924595FCFF (from Net Income)NI + Depreciation/Amortization + Interest Expense * (1-t) - Net Capex - Working Cap Investment31
2410931684FCFF (from CFO)CFO + Interest Expense * (1-t) - Net Capex32
2628127130Net CapexPurchased equip - proceeds from sold equipment (not carrying value)33
2410935593FCFECFO - Net Capex + Net Borrowing Note: For IFRS firms including dividends in CFO, add back into FCFE34
2410913035Dividend DeclaredBeg Retained Earnings + NI - End Retained Earnings35
2299538629Ending inventoryBeginning Inventory + Purchases - COGS36
2299542127LIFO (COGS and value under rising prices)Higher COGS. Lower inventory value. Less likely to write down inventory under LIFO.37
2299544618Inventory measurement: IFRSlower of cost OR net realizable value (sales price - selling/completion costs)38
2299547089Inventory measurement: GAAPlower of cost OR market (replacement cost) if replacement cost is greater than NRV, use NRV as market. Market cannot exceed NRV or be less than NRV minus normal profit margin39
2299550911LIFO vs FIFO under rising purchase/production costs(Profitability, Liquidity, Activity, and Solvency)Higher COGS. Lower inventory value. Lower asset value (current ratio and working capital). Higher inventory turnover. Lower equity. Higher debt ratio and debt-to-equity.40
2299562196Capitalization vs Expense (cash flow impact)Capex = CFI outflow Expense = CFO outflow41
2299566137Capitalization vs Expense (profitability impact)Higher assets. Higher net income initially. Higher equity. Higher ROA/ROE initially. Lower debt ratios. Lower CFI/Higher CFO, but no impact on total cash flow42
2619699549Capitalized InterestCapitalized when interest costs are allocated to own construction project Income earned from temporarily investing borrowed funds: IFRS - income earned reduces interest eligible for capitalization GAAP - no reduction in capitalized interest43
2299571188GAAP impairment criteria and measurementCriteria: carrying value > asset's undiscounted future cash flows. Measurement: write down asset to fair value, recognize loss equal to excess carrying value over fair value (or discounted cash flows if unknown). No annual test, only as needed.44
2299575504IFRS impairment criteria and measurementCriteria: carrying value > recoverable amount (greater of fair value - selling costs OR Value in Use). Measurement: write down asset to recoverable amount, recognize loss equal carrying value - selling costs. Annually tested45
2593071849IFRS PPE DisclosureUseful lives or depreciation rate Disposals Reconciliation of beginning/ending carrying value More extensive reporting than GAAP46
2593073023IFRS Intangible Asset DisclosureRequired: Impairment loss Amortization rate Not Required: Fair Value47
2303575299Accelerated Depreciation vs Straight LineHigher depreciation initially. Lower Net Income initially. Lower ROA and ROE initially.48
2299582552Derecognition: Sold and Abandoned AssetsSold Asset: carrying value - selling price recognized on income statement. Abandoned Asset: carrying value recognized as loss.49
2299584723Revaluation (IFRS)Assets reported at fair value revalued for market adjustments. Fair value < historical cost recognized as loss on income statement (subsequent upward valuations recognized as gains). Revaluation surplus of fair value > historical cost recognized in shareholder equity. Revaluation above historical cost has no impact on net income (revaluation surplus in shareholder equity)50
2303594021Investment Property Fair Value Model (IFRS only)Investment property accounted for by fair value. Unrealized gains and losses recognized on income statement51
2303463649CFO relation to balance sheetcurrent assets and current liabilities52
2303469317CFI relation to balance sheetnon-current assets53
2303469318CFF relation to balance sheetnon-current liabilities and equity54
2303501409Expensed inventory costsabnormal waste. storage costs. admin overhead. selling costs.55
2303502558Capitalized inventory costs (included on balance sheet)Purchase costs. Conversion costs. Other costs to bring inventory to current state and location.56
2303529596Inventory Management: Low Inventory Turnoverslow-moving or obsolete inventory57
2303534632Inventory Management: High Inventory Turnover/Low Sales Growthinadequate inventory levels and lost sales from unfilled orders58
2303537066Inventory Management: High Inventory Turnover/High Sales GrowthGreater efficiency59
2303566654Intangible Assets: Finite LivedAmortized over life of asset60
2303568507Intangible assets created internallyGenerally expensed as incurred with exceptions. GAAP: R&D expensed. IFRS: Research expensed, Development capitalized61
2303331039Deferred tax liability (conditions)income tax expense > tax payable pretax income > taxable income carrying value of asset > tax base Treated as equity if not expected to reverse62
2410865772Tax Expense > Taxes PayableDTL63
2410866988Carrying Value of Asset > Tax Base of AssetDTL64
2303618416Income tax expenseincome tax expense = taxes payable + ΔDTL - ΔDTA.65
2303626547Valuation allowance (impact)Used as contra account to reduce DTA value. Increase income tax expense, reduce earnings66
2303645687Impact of Tax Rate IncreaseIncrease in DTL added to taxes payable. Increase in DTA is subtracted from taxes payable.67
2411250697Deferred Taxes (GAAP vs IFRS)GAAP: current or non-current depending on underlying asset/liability IFRS: non-current68
2486629817Indefinite Reversal Criteria (GAAP)Criteria that determines if undistributed profits from a subsidiary require a DTL (GAAP only)69
2303665465Premium BondCoupon Rate > Market Yield Coupon Payment > Interest Expense Bond liability and interest expenses decrease over time as premium is amortized (lower interest expenses, higher equity, lower debt/equity relative to Par value)70
2303677182Cash Flow Type: Bond issue proceeds (GAAP)CFF71
2303678359Cash Flow Type: Bond coupon payments (GAAP)CFO72
2303679052Par BondMarket Rate = Coupon Rate. PV of coupon payments + PV face value = Par Value73
2303693529Premium AmortizationCoupon Payment - Interest expense74
2303703386Bond Redemption (GAAP vs IFRS)Gain/loss = book value of bond liability - redemption price. GAAP: remaining unamortized issuance costs written off and included in gain/loss. IFRS: no write off (issuance costs included in book value).75
2533709367Finance Lease (lessor treatment of asset)Asset removed from balance sheet Lease receivable created76
2533720519Finance Lease (lessee treatment of asset)Lower of asset fair value OR PV of future lease payments recognized as asset and liability Asset depreciated, interest expense recognized GAAP: Principal portion in CFF, Interest paid in CFO77
2303724408Finance Lease Criteria (GAAP)1. Title to the leased asset is transferred to the lessee at the end of the lease period. 2. A bargain purchase option exists. 3. The lease period is 75% or more of the asset's economic life. 4. The present value of the lease payments is 90% or more of the fair value of the leased asset.78
2303766541Cash Flow Type: Finance Lease (lessee perspective)Interest expense: CFO outflow. Principal reduction: CFF outflow79
2303771131Cash Flow Type: Finance Lease (lessor perspective)Interest income: CFO inflow. Principal reduction: CFI inflow80
2475234089Lease Disclosure (GAAP/IFRS)Disclose minimum lease payments for next five years AND sum of lease payments more than five years out81
2303782595Sales-type leaseGross profit (PV of lease payments - COGS) recognized at inception, interest income over life of lease82
2303795798Finance Lease vs Operating Lease (balance sheet, income, and cash flow impacts)Higher Assets Higher Liabilities Higher leverage ratios. Lower working capital (principal due is current liability). Higher EBIT. Lower Net Income initially (depreciation reduces interest expense over time. Higher CFO. Lower CFF83
2533843365Finance Lease Ratio ImpactLower Current Ratio Lower Working Capital Lower Asset Turnover Lower ROA and ROE initially Higher Debt/Equity Debt/Assets84
2303841513Direct financing lease (lessor perspective)Lessor removes asset from balance sheet and creates lease receivable. Interest income recognized on lease receivables. Higher Net Income initially (relative to operating lease) due to declining interest payments85
2303902898Defined Benefit Pension Components (IFRS)Service (+past service) Costs (Pension Expense). Net interest expense (Pension Expense). Remeasurements (Other Comp Income) - actuarial gains and losses between actual return and expected return.86
2303916256Defined Benefit Pension Components (GAAP)Service Costs (Pension Expense). Net interest expense (Pension Expense). Expected return on plan assets (Pension Expense). Past Service Costs (Other Comp Income) - changes to defined benefit terms increase future benefits to prior employees. Remeasurements (Other Comp Income) - actuarial gains and losses between actual return and expected return.87
2303935872Quality of reported earningsLevel of earnings. Sustainability of earnings.88
2303945273Conditions to produce low quality financial reportsMotivations. Opportunities. Rationalization89
2303958091Accounting warning signsLower receivable turnover. Lower asset turnover (especially with growing company). Lower inventory turnover. LIFO liquidation90
2303986046Credit analysis categoriesScale and diversification. Operational efficiency. Margin stability. Leverage91
2303991049LIFO to FIFO conversionEnding inventory + LIFO reserve. COGS - Change in LIFO reserve GAAP change in inventory applied prospectively, with explanatory footnote92

Chapter 11 AP PYSCH Flashcards

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1007316471Androgynythe combination of masculine and feminine characteristics0
1007316472AnimismThe belief that all things are living1
1007316473anxious ambivalent attachmentSuspicious of strangers2
1007316474AttachmentA close emotional bond of affection between infants and their caregivers3
1007316475Avoidant attachmentChildren who avoid parents and caregivers4
1007316476Cephalocaudal trendThe head to foot direction of motor development5
1007316477Concrete operational periodThe development of mental operations marks the beginning of this concrete operational period children can perform operations only on images of tangible objects and actual events6
1007316478ConservationPiagets term for the awareness of physical quantities remain constant in spite of changes in the shape or appearance7
1007316479DementiaAn abnormal condition marked by multiple cognitive defects that include memory impairment8
1007316480DishabituationAn increase in the strength of the habited response elicited by a new stimulus9
1007316481EgocentrismA limited ability to share another persons viewpoint10
1007316482fetal alcohol syndromeA collection of inborn problems associated with excessive alcohol use during pregnancy11
1007316483Formal operational periodChildren begin to apply their operations to abstract concepts in addition to concrete objects12
1007316484Grasping reflexa reflected action or movement; the sum total of any particular automatic response mediated by the nervous system.13
1007316485HabituationA gradual reduction in the strength of a response when a stimulus event is presented repeatedly14
1007316486Infantile amnesiaAnd inability to remember experiences from ones early years15
1007316487IrreversibilityInability to envision reversing an act16
1007316488MaturationDevelopment that reflects the gradual unfolding a one's genetic blueprint17
1007316489MenarcheThe first occurence of menstruation18
1007316490Midlife crisisA difficult turbulent doubts and reappraisal of ones life19
1007316491Motor developmentThe progression of muscular coordination required for physical activities20
1007316492Object permanenceRecognizing that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer visible21
1007316493Preoperational periodChildren become adept to using signals but are also egocentric.22
1007316494Primary and secondary sex characteristicsPrimary characteristics involve the sexual structures necessary for reproduction secondary sex characteristics include physical features that are associated with gender but that are not directly involved and reproduction23
1007316495Rooting reflexreflex consisting of head-turning and sucking movements elicited in the normal infant24
1007316496Sensorimotor periodAt this stage, individuals learn through the senses. Cognitive development is built through the infant's interactions with the environment. The sensorimotor period is broken down into six substages.25
1007316497Separation anxietyEmotional distress seen in many instances when they are separated from people with him they have formed an attachment26
1007316498Secure attachmentVisibly upset when their caregivers leave. Happy when they return. Feel safest around caregivers.27
1007316499Social clockThe person's notion of the development schedule that specifies what he or she should have accomplished in life28
1007316500TemperamentAnd individuals characteristic mood activity level and emotional reactivity29

#51 Flashcards

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3454510158adversity역경, 불운0
3454510159standpoint관점,견해1
3454510160optimist낙천주의자, 태평인 사람2
3454510161pessimist염세주의자, 비관론자3
3454510162seal봉인;(편지) 봉하다; 바다표범4
3454510163hay건초5
3454510164era시대, 시기6
3454510165glitter반짝거리다, 화려하다7
3454510166radical근본적인, 급진적인,과격한8
3454510167accumulate축적하다, 모으다, 쌓다9
3454510168be obliged어쩔수 없이..하다10
3454510169barbaric야만의, 미개한11
3454510170flexible구부리기 쉬운, 융통성 있는12
3454510171phase현상, 양상, 국면13
3454510172defect결점, 결함, 단점14
3454510173contemplate심사숙고하다, 고찰하다15
3454510174perish사라지다, 죽다,멸명하다, 썩다16
3454510175utility유용, 쓸모 있는 것; )수도.가스.전기) 공익사업17
3454510176crust빵 껍질, 겉껍질18
3454510177issue문제, 논점; 발행물; 발행하다19
3454510178shrug어깨를 으쓱하다, 어깨를 움츠리다20
3454510179rod막대, 지팡이21
3454510180foam거품; 거품이 일다22
3454510181pave(길을) 포장하다23
3454510182trim(머리.잔디 등 깎아) 다듬다, 정돈하다24
3454510183suspend매달다; 중지시키다25
3454510184append첨가하다, 첨부하다26
3454510185pendulum(시계 등의) 진자, 추27
3454510186request요청, 요구; 부탁하다, 요구하다28
3454510187acquire얻다, 획득하다29
3454510188inquire묻다, 질문하다30
3454510189require요구하다, 필요로 하다31

DNA Flashcards

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2414127171nucleotidesBasic units of DNA molecule, composed of a sugar(ribose/deoxribose), a phosphate, and a nitrogenous base ( guanine, adenine, thymine, cytosine, uracil)0
2414161216nucleic acidsDNA and RNA1
2414161217polymerA long molecule consisting of many similar or identical monomers linked together.2
2414161218monomerA simple compound whose molecules can join together to form polymers3
2414161458nucleusControl center of the cell4
2414161708nitrogenous baseA molecule found in DNA and RNA that encodes genetic information in cells.5
2414161709phosphate groupA molecule in the backbone of DNA and RNA that links adjoining bases6
2414162447deoxyribose/ribosetypes of sugar found in DNA/RNA7
2414162448double helixThe form of native DNA, referring to its two adjacent polynucleotide strands wound into a spiral shape.8
2414162449thymineA component of nucleic acid that carries hereditary information in DNA in cells. Chemically, it is a pyrimidine base.9
2414162633adenine(biochemistry) purine base found in DNA and RNA10
2414162634cytosineA component of nucleic acids that carries hereditary information in DNA and RNA in cells. Chemically, it is a pyrimidine base.11
2414162635guanineA component of nucleic acids that carries hereditary information in DNA and RNA in cells. Chemically, it is a purine base.12
2414162766urasilNitrogenous base that appears only in RNA instead of thymine13
2414162767purinesAdenine and Guanine14
2414163063pyrimidinescytocine, thymine, and uracil15
2414163064helicaseAn enzyme that untwists the double helix of DNA at the replication forks.16
2414163065polymeraseA method of producing thousands of copies of DNA segment using the enzyme DNA polymerase17
2414163100codonA three-nucleotide sequence of DNA or mRNA that specifies a particular amino acid or termination signal; the basic unit of the genetic code.18
2414163237amino acidBuilding blocks of protein19
2414163252transcribedLanguage of DNA is ____ to language of RNA (process)20
2414163557translation(genetics) the process whereby genetic information coded in messenger RNA directs the formation of a specific protein at a ribosome in the cytoplasm21
2414163558ribosomesCytoplasmic organelles at which proteins are synthesized.22
2414163591cytoplasmA jellylike fluid inside the cell in which the organelles are suspended23
2414163849mRNA, tRNA, rRNAmessenger RNA, transfer RNA, ribosomal RNA24
2414163858messenger, transfer, ribosomal3 types of RNA25
2414164393anticodongroup of three bases on a tRNA molecule that are complementary to an mRNA codon26
2414164917initiation, elongation, terminationthree stages of transcription27
2414164918mutagenA chemical or physical agent that interacts with DNA and causes a mutation.28
2414165218substitutions, deletions, insertionsmanipulation of DNA that causes mutations29
2414165219silent mutationsIs when a mutation is there, but does not change the normal gene function. It has no effect on the amino acid produced by a codon because of redundancy in the genetic code.30
2414165447frameshift mutationA mutation occurring when the number of nucleotides inserted or deleted is not a multiple of three, resulting in the improper grouping of the following nucleotides into codons.31
2420172803polypeptideA long chain of amino acids32

DNA Flashcards

Pretty much everything related to DNA because I procrastinated in making this set. Whoops....

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1850880938Nucleic acidsin all living cells, stores and transmits genetic information, 2 types0
1850880939DNAcontrols how you act and look, provides info for the cell1
1850880940RNAmakes proteins, transports info through the nuclear pores2
1850880941DNA NucleotidesDeoxyribose sugar, phosphate group, one nitrogenous base3
1850880942RNA NucleotidesRibose sugar, phosphate group, one nitrogenous base4
1850880943nitrogenous bases held together byhydrogen bonds5
1850880944strand held together bycovalent bonds6
1850880945DNA basesAdenine, thymine, guanine, cytosine7
1850880946RNA basesAdenine, uracil, cytosine, guanine8
1850880947(DNA) A-T9
1850880948G-C10
1850880949(RNA) A-U11
1850880950Purinesadenine and guanine, two rings each12
1850880951Pyrimidinescytosine, uracil, and thymine, one ring each13
1850880952Replicationprocess during which DNA is duplicated14
1850880953Replication steps1. Helicase unwinds DNA 2. DNA polymerase brings matching bases and proofreads DNA 3. Ligase finishes strands15
1850880954Production or transcriptionprocess during which RNA is created, happens inside nucleus16
18508809553 types of RNAmRNA, tRNA, rRNA17
1850880956mRNA functiontakes genetic code for protein production from DNA to ribosome18
1850880957tRNA functioncarries amino acids to the ribosome19
1850880958rRNAwith protein it composes ribosome20
1850880959Replication must occur beforemitosis21
1850880960Protein synthesisprocess of decoding DNA and making a protein22
1850880961genecoded DNA instructions that control the production of proteins, sequence of amino acids determines your traits23
1850880962TranscriptionRNA polymerase copies the sequence of nucleotides in DNA to make mRNA, happens inside of nucleus24
1850880963Transcription stepsRNA polymerase separates DNA reads DNA creates mRNA25
1850880964Translationprocess of decoding mRNA into amino acids, happens inside ribosomes26
1850880965Translation stepsmRNA moves from nucleus to ribosome mRNA attaches to rRNA tRNA carrying amino acid attaches to mRNA tRNA and mRNA attach, forms protein27
1850880966codon3 nucleotide/base code for amino acid on mRNA28
1850880967anti-codon3 nucleotide/base code for amino acid on tRNA29
1850880968Gene expressionprocess by which a gene produces its product and the product carries out its function30
1850880969Gene regulationthe regulation of genes allows cells to better respond to stimuli a nd conserve energy/materials31
1850880970Prokaryotic cells turn genes on/off by controllingtranscription32
1850880971transcription and translation happen at the sametime in prokaryotes33
1850880972gene expression mainly regulated at thestart of transcription34
1850880973Start of transcriptioncontrolled by promoters and operators.35
1850880974promoterDNA segment that allows a gene to be transcribed, helps RNA pol find where gene starts36
1850880975operatorDNA segment that turns a gene on/off If it says "yes", cell makes mRNA. if it says "no", then nothing happens Acts as a stoplight saying when the cell can "go" and make mRNA37
1850880976operonpromoter, operator, all genes for proteins needed to do task38
1850880977Lac Operoncontains 3 genes coding for enzymes used to break down lactose, genes transcribed on one mRNA, acts as one unit.39
1850880978When lactose is absentlac operon switched off to prevent transcription and save cell's resources40
1850880979repressorbinds to operator, preventing RNA pol from transcribing gene41
1850880980When lactose is presentlac operon switched on to allow transcription42
1850880981lactose binds to repressor proteinchanges its shape, causes repressor to fall off operator, then RNA pol binda and transcribes genes43
1850880982Transcription factorsrecognize regulatory DNA strands, bind to DNA strand, help RNA pol know where gene starts44
1850880983TATA boxseven nucleotide promoter, in most eukaryotes, (TATAAAA)45
1850880984Enhancerssequences that speed up transcription46
1850880985silencersslow transcription47
1850880986genes can control...the regulation of other genes48
1850880987mRNA processingbefore leaving nucleus, introns are cut out and exons bound together49
1850880988exonsnucleotide segments coding for parts of protein50
1850880989intronsnoncoding regions of DNA, unneeded, acts as buffer, can increase genetic diversity without increasing DNA strand size when mRNA strands are cut at different points51
1850880990capadded to mRNA so ribosome knows where to bind and prevent the immediate breakdown of DNA52
1850880991tailadded to help mRNA exit nucleus53
1850880992Cell differentiationprocess by which unspecialized cells develop into specialized cells, caused by gene expression54
1850880993Internal factorsinside of the cell, like unevenly distributed materials in the egg cell55
1850880994external factorsoutside of cell, temperature, drugs, chemicals, light56
1850880995Gene mutationChange in DNA sequence=change in proteins increase gene variation can be good or bad57
1850880996mutagenssomething outside the body that causes mutations58
1850880997Frameshift mutationsadding or deleting nucleotides affects EVERY AMINO ACID FOLLOWING the mutation deletion, insertion, translocation, duplication59
1850880998Deletionframeshift, deletes nucleotide in base sequence60
1850880999Insertionframeshift, adding a nucleotide into DNA strand61
1850881000Translocationframeshift insertion, taking section of DNA from another part62
1850881001Duplicationframeshift insertion, duplicating a nucleotide in the base sequence63
1850881002Point mutationschanges in 1 or a few nucleotides affects ONLY the amino acid at the mutation, all other amino acids remain the same substitution and inversion64
1850881003substitutionpoint, substitute a nucleotide for another65
1850881004Inversionpoint, inserting or flipping a section of nucleotides66
1850881005Silent mutationsmutation still codes for the same amino acid as the original strand EG CUG= leu CUA= leu67
1850881006Nonsenseresults in stop codon, causes shortened protein68
1850881007missenseone or more amino acids changed, may cause malfunctioning problem69
1850881008Can a strand of DNA have more than one mutation?YES70

DNA Flashcards

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2264038520NucleotideA DNA building block of nucleic acid formed from a simple sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base.0
2264038521MutationA change in the nucleotide-base sequence of a gene or DNA molecule1
2264039713Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)A nucleic acid consisting of a chain of nucleotides that contain the sugar ribose and the nitrogenous bases adenine, guanine, cytosine, and uracil. RNA performs protein synthesis.2
2264039955ReplicateTo duplicate. The DNA molecule makes a copy of itself.3
2264040543Double HelixDouble spiral; it describes the three-dimensional shape of DNA.4
2314714544Adenine (A)Nitrogenous base that pairs with thymine (T) during DNA replication.5
2314731392Thymine (T)Nitrogenous base that pairs with adenine (A) during DNA replication.6
2314738919Cytosine (C)Nitrogenous base that pairs with guanine (G) during DNA replication.7
2314749980Guanine (G)Nitrogenous base that pairs with cytosine (C) during DNA replication.8
2314758106Chargaff's RuleStates that base pairs occur in equal amounts. The amount of (A) = the amount of (T), and the amount of (C) = the amount of (G).9
2314851629X-Ray DiffractionA process used by Rosalind Franklin to make images of DNA that helped reveal the structure of DNA10
2314912350ComplimentaryRefers to the copied DNA strand, or he matching base of another base. (ex. for sequence ATGCT the complimentary strand is TACGA)11
2315132658RibosomeCell organelle that is attached to ER, or floating freely in cytoplasm. Site of protein synthesis (Translation of the Genetic Code).12
2315162420GeneA segment of DNA on a chromosome that codes for a specific trait13
2315166710Messenger RNA (mRNA)RNA molecule that carries copies of instructions for the assembly of amino acids into proteins from DNA to the rest of the cell14
2315170416DeletionChange to a chromosome in which a fragment of the chromosome is removed15
2315173558SubstitutionA mutation in which a nucleotide or a codon in DNA is replaced with a different nucleotide16
2315186478InsertionA mutation involving the addition of one or more nucleotide pairs to a gene.17
2315223984MutagenA chemical or physical agent that interacts with DNA and causes a mutation, or change.18
2315228584Sickle Cell DiseaseA human genetic disease caused by a recessive allele that results in the substitution of a single amino acid in the hemoglobin protein; characterized by deformed red blood cells that can lead to numerous symptoms.19
2315240888Genetic EngineeringA technology in which the genome of a living cell is modified for medical or industrial use.20
2315253867Finger Printing (DNA)Identifies the unique patterns in an individual's DNA, does not involve fingerprints.21
2315329192Clonea group of genetically identical cells or organisms derived from a single cell or individual by some kind of asexual reproduction22

World War 2 Flashcards

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1312113912AlliesThe countries that united to fight the Axis during World War 2.0
1312113913AxisGroup of military dictaorships that fought against the Allies.1
1312113914dictatorA leader with absolute power over the nation's government.2
1312113915Fascisma form of government that denies individual freedom and gives complete control of the government.3
1312113916D-DayJune 6, 1944; Allied troops landed in Normandy, France to fight the Germans4
1312113917World War 2a war fought in Europe and the pacific between the Allies and the Axis forces5
1312113918Rationingthe practice of limiting the amount of food people can buy6
1312113919Tuskegee Airmena unit of African American fighter pilots trained in Alabama7
1312113920internment campa place where Japanese-American prisoners were held8
1312113921Atomic bomba bomb that that releases a massive explosion by splitting atoms9
1312113922Holocaustthe systematic widespread killing of Jews and others by Nazis10
1312113923Dwight Eisenhowerleader of Allied forces on D-Day ( President of USA)11
1312113924concentration campsslave labor camps where Jews and others were detained or killed12
1312113925Navajo Code Talkerssent important messages between Allied leaders and soldiers13
1312113926Adolf Hitlerdictator of Germany during World War 214

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