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CHM 2046L Final LAB (Phosphate concentration determination via spectrophotometric analysis of water )

Chapter 2 Phosphagen System Questions And Answers What makes up the 2 parts of the phosphagen system - ANS-Stored ATP Phosphocreatine stores Describe the phosphagen system - ANS-Anerobic, fastest ATP producing energy system, occurs in sarcoplasm How much does ATP does the body store? - ANS-80-100g How long does the stored ATP supply last at max effort? - ANS-3-5 seconds What is the adenolate kinase reaction? - Continues...

PTU Midterm Exam Test Revised Questions & Correct Answers <Already Passed !! Mrs. Prasad was recently prescribed a phosphate binder. Which condition is she likely being treated for? Hyperphosphatemia Which disease is described as a bacterial infection of the kidneys, bladder, ureters, or urethra? Urinary tract infection Which condition is treated with antiandrogens? Prostate cancer What is the drug class of fosinopril? ACE inhibitor Which description best describes a thrombu...

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A 60-year-old woman is taking a bisphosphonate. She calls the clinic and tells the nurse that her stomach has been bothering her and wants to know what she should do. The nurse will instruct her to A. take the medication with milk. B. take the medication with breakfast. C. remain upright in a sitting position for at least 10 minutes after taking the medication. D. stop the medication and to come in for an evaluation. Ans: D A patient is mowing his lawn on a hot Saturday afternoon. H...

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What is the basic framework of biological membranes? Ans: The phospholipid bilayer What are the 3 components of the phospholipid bilayer? Ans: Phospholipids, proteins, carbohydrates How is the phospholipid bilayer divided? Ans: Into asymmetrical leaflets What does it mean for the membrane to be semifluid? Ans: Phospholipids move laterally and rotationally, but not in 3 dimensions (no ATP required) What does it mean for phospholipids to flip flop? Ans: Phospholipids turn upside down an...

Phospholipid Bilayer Ans: Double layer that separates internal and external environments of the cell Amphipathic Ans: Molecules with hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails Integral Proteins Ans: Proteins that penetrate the hydrophobic interior of the lipid bilayer Peripheral Proteins Ans: Proteins loosely bound to the surface of the membrane Transmembrane Proteins Ans: Proteins that span the membrane 2 Six Major Functions of Membrane Proteins Ans: Transport, enzymatic activity, sign...