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ATI TEAS 7 Biology 2025 – Updated Study
Guide, Practice Questions, and Answer Key for
Nursing Entrance Exam



Master the ATI TEAS 7 Biology section with this 2025 updated guide. Covers cell biology,
genetics, DNA, metabolism, and body systems with in-depth explanations and practice
questions. Prepare confidently for the TEAS Science section and boost your nursing school
admission score with the latest TEAS 7 Biology review materials.




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Hemogoblin carries O2 to cells in the body, while antibodies are an important part of the immune
system. They are both proteins but why can they do different things? - ANSWER-The function of each
proteins is determined by its three-dimensional structure. Hemoglobin and antibodies have different
structures



What is not a carbohydrate? - ANSWER-ATP



What is a proton - ANSWER-The part of an atom counted to determine the atomic number of an element



Where are valence electrons located? - ANSWER-In the outermost shell of an atom



The atomic number of an element___ - ANSWER-Is the same as it's number of protons in one atom

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Fact about isotopes - ANSWER-All isotopes of an element have the same number of protons and
electrons



The amount of molecular movement within a substance___ - ANSWER-Increases as it gains heat and
decreases as it loses heat



What can a phase diagram of water tell you - ANSWER-Pressure and temperature needed to change
water from liquid to gas




A person reacts to a bee sting with a life threatening allergic response that affects the respiratory system.
this response is in part due to the production of antibodies. What is responsible for this allergic reaction?
- ANSWER-Adaptive (active) immunity



An immune system's rejection of organs from an organ donor are caused by what? - ANSWER-The
immune system's recognition of foreign antigens



What secretes interleukins and triggers the action of other cells - ANSWER-Helper T cells



Mineral resorption is caused by what? - ANSWER-osteoclasts



weak and brittle bones caused by a lack of bone minerals are symptoms of what? - ANSWER-
osteoporosis



Blood vessels in bones___ - ANSWER-Travel in Volkmann Canals (Haversian)



What kind of connective tissues attaches muscle to bone? - ANSWER-Tendon



What structure is located in the axial skeleton and lined with mucus membrane ? - ANSWER-sinus

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Order the following examples of a body's structures organized from the simplest to the most complex -
ANSWER-Mitochondria, muscle cell, connective tissue, heart



Muscle cells contain many___ because of their high metabolism of ATP - ANSWER-Mitochondria



The failure of what organ could interfere with gas exchange in the body? - ANSWER-lung



Describe the prophase stage of mitosis - ANSWER-Visible chromosomes form



Describe the DNA double helix - ANSWER-A twisted ladder with bases facing each other as the rungs and
the phosphates and sugars forming the sides of the ladder.



Where is most of the DNA found in a human cell - ANSWER-nucleus



Describe a gene - ANSWER-A gene is heredity and codes for a protein or functional RNA molecule



Describe transcription and translation - ANSWER-The sequence of bases in a gene is used to make an
mRNA copy, which is read by a ribosome to make a chain of amino acids that folds into a protein



Where are chromosomes replicated - ANSWER-In a phase of the cell cycle



What monomers make up proteins? - ANSWER-amino acids



Why are lipids not typical polymers - ANSWER-Because they aren't made of repeating monomers
bonded together by dehydration reaction



Example of noncovalent bonds - ANSWER-Weak bonds such as hydrogen bonds

What is sublimation? - ANSWER-Transition from solid to gas without passing through the liquid state



What stimulates the production of antibodies - ANSWER-vaccine

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