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Unknown O = 31.6N Apparent weight = 19.8N specific gravity of sample? - Answers-Unknown O force / Liquid displaced force 32N / (32N-20N) = 32/12 = 8/3 = 2.66 Apoptosis - Answers-Cytochrome C release from MT Cell shrinkage and blebbing Caspase activation Specific activity of a protein - Answers-Measure of the enzyme units per mg of total protein in a solution Provides a measure of the purity of an enzymatic mixture Disruption of 2 S-S bond - Answers-2 molecules of NADH (reducing agent) Sociological concept of Medicalization - Answers-A problem becomes described in medical terminology and treated by medical professions Behavior problem (alcoholism) becomes described and treated as a medical condition when it was not previously conceived in that way Social stigma - Answers-an attribute that is devalued Derived from symbolic interactionist perspective in sociology and calls attention to how certain individuals or groups face social disapproval. Often, the social disapproval is associated with a behavior, identity, or other attribute that is considered deviant by others Looking-glass self - Answers-Self concept as a product of social interaction, emerging out of the way an individuals perceives others to view him or her More than the product of self-reflection The way in which people see themselves is based on how they believe others perceive them during social interaction Social epidemiology - Answers-The social determinants of health and disease Dramaturgical approach to social interaction - Answers-An individual will modify his or her front stage self in response to the perceived audience Dramaturgical approach - Answers-Front stage self back stage self

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MCAT AAMC REVIEW NOTES.
Pressure (fluid) - Answers-pgh

density x g x change in height

Nearsighted (myopic) - Answers-Diverging lens; image is focused in front of retina

Farsighted (hyperopia) - Answers-Converging lens; image is focused beyond the retina

Index - Answers-Speed of air (Vair) / Speed of medium (Vmedium)

Ratio of h(image) to h(object) - Answers-f of image/ f of object

Ratio of O/I distance = Ratio of O/I height

Mass of O/mass of submerged - Answers-density of O/ density of fluid

Mass of O = 15, Mass of fluid loss = 5
15/5 = 3 = ratio of density of O/density of fluid
density of fluid = 0.7 -> density of O = 0.7 x 3 = 2.1

Hydrostatic pressure - Answers-The pressure at the bottom of a tube of height h filled
with liquid of density = pgh due to the weight of the liquid.

Speed of a WAVE - Answers-v=f(lamda)

Unknown O = 31.6N
Apparent weight = 19.8N
specific gravity of sample? - Answers-Unknown O force / Liquid displaced force
32N / (32N-20N) = 32/12 = 8/3 = 2.66

Apoptosis - Answers-Cytochrome C release from MT
Cell shrinkage and blebbing
Caspase activation

Specific activity of a protein - Answers-Measure of the enzyme units per mg of total
protein in a solution

Provides a measure of the purity of an enzymatic mixture

Disruption of 2 S-S bond - Answers-2 molecules of NADH (reducing agent)

, Sociological concept of Medicalization - Answers-A problem becomes described in
medical terminology and treated by medical professions

Behavior problem (alcoholism) becomes described and treated as a medical condition
when it was not previously conceived in that way

Social stigma - Answers-an attribute that is devalued

Derived from symbolic interactionist perspective in sociology and calls attention to how
certain individuals or groups face social disapproval. Often, the social disapproval is
associated with a behavior, identity, or other attribute that is considered deviant by
others

Looking-glass self - Answers-Self concept as a product of social interaction, emerging
out of the way an individuals perceives others to view him or her

More than the product of self-reflection
The way in which people see themselves is based on how they believe others perceive
them during social interaction

Social epidemiology - Answers-The social determinants of health and disease

Dramaturgical approach to social interaction - Answers-An individual will modify his or
her front stage self in response to the perceived audience

Dramaturgical approach - Answers-Front stage self
back stage self
Impression management
Communication

Validity - Answers-to the extent to which a measure reflects the phenomenon being
studied

Role strain - Answers-Stress experienced from contradictory demands of the same
social role

Ex) physician
demand of extending life with interventions while accepting the reality of death

Ethnographic research - Answers-Observing social interactions in real social setting

Actor-observer bias - Answers-Actor's tendency to explain his/her own behavior by
situational factors whereas the observer tends to explain the actor's behavior by internal
stable traits

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