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NU545 Chapter 1 Questions with Detailed
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H+
Ans: hydrogen ions
Na+
Ans: sodium
Cl-
Ans: chloride
H2O2
Ans: hydrogen peroxide
H2O
Ans: water
O2
Ans: oxygen
K+
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Ans: potassium
Ca2+
Ans: calcium
Fe2+
Ans: iron
Zn+
Ans: zinc
HCO3-
Ans: bicarbonate
H2CO3
Ans: carbonic acid
HPO42-
Ans: hydrogen phosphate
Mg2+
Ans: magnesium
NaCl
Ans: sodium chloride
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NaHCO3
Ans: sodium bicarbonate
intra
Ans: within
inter
Ans: between
metabolic absorption
Ans: cells taking in and using nutrients and other substances from their
surroundings
kidney & intestinal epithelial cells
Ans: in metabolic absorption, absorb fluid and synthesize proteins
hydrolases
Ans: digestive enzymes in lysosomes
lysosomes
Ans: during cell injury what is released that is capable of cellular
autodigestion?
lysosomal enzymes/hydrolases
Ans: disruption of lysosomal membrane and cell injury leads to release of?
lysosomal diseases
Click here for more: Preppass - Stuvia
NU545 Chapter 1 Questions with Detailed
Verified Answers (100% Correct Answers)
/Already Graded A+
H+
Ans: hydrogen ions
Na+
Ans: sodium
Cl-
Ans: chloride
H2O2
Ans: hydrogen peroxide
H2O
Ans: water
O2
Ans: oxygen
K+
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Ans: potassium
Ca2+
Ans: calcium
Fe2+
Ans: iron
Zn+
Ans: zinc
HCO3-
Ans: bicarbonate
H2CO3
Ans: carbonic acid
HPO42-
Ans: hydrogen phosphate
Mg2+
Ans: magnesium
NaCl
Ans: sodium chloride
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NaHCO3
Ans: sodium bicarbonate
intra
Ans: within
inter
Ans: between
metabolic absorption
Ans: cells taking in and using nutrients and other substances from their
surroundings
kidney & intestinal epithelial cells
Ans: in metabolic absorption, absorb fluid and synthesize proteins
hydrolases
Ans: digestive enzymes in lysosomes
lysosomes
Ans: during cell injury what is released that is capable of cellular
autodigestion?
lysosomal enzymes/hydrolases
Ans: disruption of lysosomal membrane and cell injury leads to release of?
lysosomal diseases