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HESI A2 SCIENCE Study Guide with Correct Answers _____ is the changing of substances into a different form that entered the body - assimilation A state of chemical equilibrium where the product of the reaction has required almost all the reactants - Irreversible reaction Alkaline solutions have a pH that is higher than what - 7.0 An atom that only has one electron in the outer orbit is considered a - free radical Arterioles, venules and capillaries are collectively known as - microcirculation At what point during mitosis do the chromosomes (chromatids) separate - Anaphase Atoms that gain or lose electrons - Ions Blood entering the left ventricle in the heart during normal circulation goes to the _____ next - systemic circulation blood entering the right ventricle in the heart during normal circulation goes to the ______ next - lungs

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HESI A2 SCIENCE Study Guide with Correct Answers
_____ is the changing of substances into a different form that entered the body - assimilation



A state of chemical equilibrium where the product of the reaction has required almost all the reactants -
Irreversible reaction



Alkaline solutions have a pH that is higher than what - 7.0



An atom that only has one electron in the outer orbit is considered a - free radical



Arterioles, venules and capillaries are collectively known as - microcirculation



At what point during mitosis do the chromosomes (chromatids) separate - Anaphase



Atoms that gain or lose electrons - Ions



Blood entering the left ventricle in the heart during normal circulation goes to the _____ next - systemic
circulation



blood entering the right ventricle in the heart during normal circulation goes to the ______ next - lungs



Can proteins break down fats? - NO



Compounds that are in various structure alignments, but are the same mass and made of the same elements
are known as - Isomer



Different tissues make up - organs

,DNA consists of how many chains of nucleotides coiled together - 2



Elements are made of small particles known as - Atoms



Gas exchange occurs in which tissue - Capillaries



Glucose is considered a _____ sugar - simple



Glucose is converted in the most ATP's under which of the following conditions - Aerobic



Gregor Mendel's ground breaking genetic research was conducted on which type of plants - Pea plants



Homeostasis in the body is done through what kind of process - Negative Feedback



Household ammonia and human blood are considered - bases



How many electrons are found in the second shell of the atom if the atom is filled to capacity in the second
shell - 8



Human blood is what % water? - 91.5%



In body weight calculations, what do we have as the highest concentration in the body - Protein



In glucose breakdown what stage is the most energy produced - oxidative phosphorylation



Insulin is produced where in the pancreas - Islets of Langerhan

,Ions that have a negative charge - Anions



Is glycogen considered a steriod? - NO



Is the kidney part of the gastrointestinal structure? - NO



Is the pancreas part of the urinary structure - NO



Is the tibia part of the axial skeleton - NO



Lactose is considered a - double sugar



On the periodic table what is Cr - Chromium



On the periodic table what is Sn - Tin



On the periodic table what is Ti - Titanium



One ____ is the heat required to increase the temp of water 1 degree if 1 gram of water is present on the
Celsius scale - Calorie



One calorie is the amount of heat necessary to raise ___g of water ___ degree on the celsius scale - 1, 1



One mole is - 6.04 x 10 to the 23rd (Avogadro's #)



Plasma cells make - antibodies

, Skin, sweat glands and nails are considered part of which organ system - Integumentary



Solutes dissolve in a ______ to form a solution - solvent



The ___ and ___ provide information about the body's position in space with movemement from the ear -
utricle and saccule



The "sensory fingers" of a nerve are callled - dendrites



The ability of unspecialized cells to turn into specialized cells is known as - cell differentiation



The atomic number of an element is classified by the number of ____ in the nucleus - protons



The atomic weight of an atom is the ratio of an atom's mass compared to _____ atom - Carbon



The breakdown of organic molecules is called - Catabolism



The central nervous system is composed of the - brain and spinal cord



The compound NaCl - Sodium Chloride



The end products of photosynthesis are ____ and ____ - Oxygen and Glucose



The human body has ____ chromosomes - 23



The majority of the periodic table is comprised of elements that are considered - metals

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