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BIO 411 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE 2026
▶ Inferior. Answer: away from the head

▶ Medial. Answer: toward the midline

▶ Lateral. Answer: away from the midline

▶ Proximal. Answer: Closer to the point of attachment

▶ Distal. Answer: Farther from the trunk of the body

▶ Neutrons. Answer: neutral charge

▶ Protons. Answer: Positively charged particles

▶ Electrons. Answer: Negatively charged particles

▶ valence electrons. Answer: electrons in the outermost shell

▶ What is the relationship between protons and electrons?. Answer:
number of electrons = number of protons

▶ What are covalent bonds?. Answer: a chemical bond that involves the
sharing of electron pairs

▶ What are nonpolar covalent bonds?. Answer: electrons are shared
equally, not water soluble

▶ What are polar covalent bonds?. Answer: unequal sharing of electrons

▶ What are ionic bonds?. Answer: transfer of electrons

▶ What is a positively charged atom?. Answer: cation

, ▶ What is a negatively charged atom?. Answer: anion

▶ What do cations and anions form?. Answer: ionic compounds

▶ What's an example of an ionic compound?. Answer: sodium chloride

▶ What is ionization?. Answer: the process of becoming charged

▶ are ionic bonds weak or strong?. Answer: a strong DRY bond - but
weakens as it hydrates (dissolves)

▶ Hydrophilic. Answer: water loving

▶ Hydrophobic. Answer: water hating

▶ What is water. Answer: polar molecule, good solvent, when split it can
contribute to the pH of a substance

▶ When a substance has more hydrogen ions it is.... Answer: acidic

▶ When a substance has more OH- ions it is.... Answer: basic

▶ What are buffers?. Answer: stabilizes hydrogen concentration in a
solution

▶ What is acidosis?. Answer: blood pH below 7.35

▶ What is alkalosis?. Answer: pH above 7.45

▶ What is alkaline?. Answer: solutions with a pH above 7, like a basic

▶ What are the major macromolecules?. Answer: carbohydrate, lipid,
protein

▶ What is a monosaccharide?. Answer: simple sugar

▶ What is a disaccharide?. Answer: 2 monosaccharides joined together.

▶ What is a polysaccharide?. Answer: many sugars

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