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Galen NU110 exam 1 Questions with Detailed Verified Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already Graded A+ What is the term to describe knees to shoulder? Ans: Inferior What seperates the body from left to right? Ans: Sagittal plane what kind of bond is it called when an atom SHARES an electron with another atom? Ans: Covalent Bond Is a positive charge a Cat-ion or An-ion? Page | 2 Click here for more: Scholarsnexus - Stuvia US Ans: Cat-ion Enzymes are made of what? Ans: Proteins (mangos, pineapples) Urea is the breakdown of? Ans: nitrogen (urinate it out) T/F? All cells have a nucleus Ans: F. All Cells do NOT have a nucleus Which transport needs the most ATP Ans: Active transport pump Which of these is not an ion? Page | 3 Click here for more: Scholarsnexus - Stuvia US Calcium, Potassium, Sodium, or water? Ans: Water When acid and base mix, what happens? Ans: They become neutralized What is the smallest part of an element? Ans: an atom Glycogen stored in the liver becomes Ans: Glucose

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Galen NU110 exam 1 Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers (100% Correct
Answers) /Already Graded A+
What is the term to describe knees to shoulder?


Ans: Inferior




What seperates the body from left to right?


Ans: Sagittal plane



what kind of bond is it called when an atom SHARES an electron

with another atom?


Ans: Covalent Bond



Is a positive charge a Cat-ion or An-ion?

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Ans: Cat-ion



Enzymes are made of what?


Ans: Proteins (mangos, pineapples)



Urea is the breakdown of?


Ans: nitrogen (urinate it out)




T/F? All cells have a nucleus


Ans: F. All Cells do NOT have a nucleus




Which transport needs the most ATP


Ans: Active transport pump



Which of these is not an ion?

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Calcium, Potassium, Sodium, or water?


Ans: Water




When acid and base mix, what happens?


Ans: They become neutralized




What is the smallest part of an element?


Ans: an atom



Glycogen stored in the liver becomes


Ans: Glucose



What is the solid we don't like in our body?


Ans: Parcipitates

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