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NAS2 CHALLENGE UPDATED EVALUATION TEST
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Anatomical Position - ✔✔erect, feet forward, arms at side with palms facing forward,
head facing forward

✔✔Dorsal - ✔✔toward the back

✔✔Lateral - ✔✔away from the midline

✔✔Superior - ✔✔above

✔✔Inferior - ✔✔below

✔✔Anterior - ✔✔toward the front

✔✔Posterior - ✔✔toward the back

✔✔Medial - ✔✔toward the midline

✔✔Distal - ✔✔away from the point of attachment

✔✔Superficial - ✔✔near the surface

✔✔Deep - ✔✔more internal

✔✔Thoracic - ✔✔chest area

✔✔Axial - ✔✔head, neck, trunk

✔✔Appendicular - ✔✔limbs

✔✔Three Planes of Dissection - ✔✔frontal (coronoal), saggital, transverse

✔✔Cranial Cavity - ✔✔Brain

✔✔Vertebral Cavity - ✔✔Spinal Cord

✔✔Thoracic - ✔✔heart, trachea, and lungs

✔✔mediastinum - ✔✔between lungs

✔✔pericardial - ✔✔heart

, ✔✔pleural - ✔✔lungs

✔✔abdominal - ✔✔spleen, intestines

✔✔pelvic - ✔✔bladder, reproductive organs

✔✔ionic bonds - ✔✔electrons are transferred

✔✔covalent bonds - ✔✔electrons are shared

✔✔hydrogen bonds - ✔✔hydrogen is weakly attracted to a very electronegative atom

✔✔nonpolar covalent bond - ✔✔electrons are shared equally (atoms are roughly
equally electronegative)

✔✔polar covalent bond - ✔✔electrons are not shared equally (atoms are vastly different
in electronegativity)

✔✔decomposition reaction - ✔✔single reactant breaks down to form multiple products

✔✔synthesis reaction - ✔✔multiple reactants combine to form a single product

✔✔exchange reactions - ✔✔multiple molecules exchange reactants to form two new
products

✔✔how do enzymes catalyze reactions? - ✔✔provide a different pathway to get to the
end product with a lower activation energy

✔✔why is water important to life? - ✔✔1. its a solvent
2. many compounds can ionize (convert themselves into an ion by removing electrons)
ex: electrolytes
3. water is very reactive
ex: dehydration synthesis
ex: hydrolysis
4. high heat capacity
ex: thermal inertia
ex: large heat of vaporization
5. lubrication: can reduce friction and build up
6. cushioning: very incompressible--> can compress and stretch easily

✔✔pH - ✔✔[hydrogen ions]
low = acid
high = base

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