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What is biochemistry? - Study or the chemistry of life processses at the molecular level What is the central dogma of molecular biology? - DNA -> RNA -> Protein Using transcription and translation What are the major biomolecules? - Protein, lipids, carbs, nucleic acid Important role of proteins - -signaling molecules -receptors -cellular structure -mobility -immune defense -BIOCATALYST (ENZYMES)

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What are the 3 majors stages of cellular respiration - Acetyl CoA production Acetyl CoA oxidation Electron transfer and oxidative phosphorylation What is the Acetyl CoA production process shared by? - Amino Acids, Fatty acids, and glucose can all be used to create acetyl CoA What generally occurs in stage 2, acetyl-CoA oxidation? - Creates electron carriers NADH, FADH2 and GTP or ATP; reoxidizing our electron carriers by reducing them Where does glycolysis occur? - cytoplasm Wh...

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BMD Exam 4 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Relationship between lymph, interstitial fluid, and blood plasma - CORRECT ANSWER is derived from interstitial fluid, which in turn originates from plasma define septicemia - CORRECT ANSWER Define sepsis - CORRECT ANSWER persistent pathogens or their toxins in blood lymph systemic inflammatory response due to toxin presence Define severe sepsis - CORRECT ANSWER sepsis + decreased blood pressure + dysfunction ...

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BMD Exam 3 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS What is an alternate name for Smallpox? - CORRECT ANSWER What monomer immunoglobulin subclass can pass the placental barrier to protect a developing fetus? - CORRECT ANSWER Most gram-negative bacteria have IgG __________ that is ____________. - CORRECT ANSWER Most gram-negative bacteria produce __________ that is ____________. - CORRECT ANSWER What is the most common cause of bacterial conjunctivitis? - C...

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BMD Review Exam UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS According to the WHO criteria, for the diagnosis of osteoporosis, based on the measurement of bone density is _____ - CORRECT ANSWER 2.5 SDs or more below the young adult peak bone density Name the current gold standard technique for measuring bone density? - CORRECT ANSWER DXA Cancellous bone is also known as what? - CORRECT ANSWER Trabecular bone What is the anatomical landmark on the proximal femur that indic...

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BMD Exam 3 Review UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS What is perfusion? - CORRECT ANSWER in the biological tissue. The process of delivering blood to a capillary bed What is closed circulation? - CORRECT ANSWER A type of circulatory system where blood is contained within vessels and does not leave the circulatory system. Differentiate between arteries, veins, and capillaries. - CORRECT ANSWER Arteries carry blood away from the heart, veins carry blood back to the ...

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BMD Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update bone densitometry - is a general term used to describe the __ and __ of measuring __ __ __ and __ of specific skeletal sites or the whole body - Answers art, science, bone mineral content, density bone densitometry is used to (4) - Answers assess bone strength, diagnose disease associated with low bone density, monitor therapy, predict fracture risk the purpose of bone densitometry measure __ detect __ __ establish the diagnosis of __ assess ...

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BMD FINAL EXAM EXAMS WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS 2025 (NEWEST) ALREADY GRADED A+ Catabolic breakdown of larger lipids to smaller lipid molecules by lipase is an... - ANSW..Chemical digestion

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BMD Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers 2025/2026 - ANSWERS Bone Mineral Densitometry (BMD) - ANSWERSan examination which measures the amount of the bone mineral calcium hydroxyapatite per unit volume of bone osteoporosis - ANSWERSA reduced volume of bone minerals, the volume of calcium hydroxyapatite is 2.5 or more SD below the average score of the young normal gender matched individual with peak bone mass (T-score) ≥−1 - ANSWERSNormal T score 2 - ANSWERSCompared to a ...

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BMD Study Guide Exam Questions & Answers 2025/2026 bone densitometry - is a general term used to describe the __ and __ of measuring __ __ __ and __ of specific skeletal sites or the whole body - ANSWERSart, science, bone mineral content, density bone densitometry is used to (4) - ANSWERSassess bone strength, diagnose disease associated with low bone density, monitor therapy, predict fracture risk the purpose of bone densitometry measure __ detect __ __ establish the diagnosis of ...

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BMD Test Questions & Answers 2025/2026 What is bone densitromy? - ANSWERSThe use of various technologies to measure bone mineral content (BMC) and bone mineral density (BMD) of specific skeletal sites in the body. What is required to produce first visible changes on a radiograph? - ANSWERSA loss of 30-50% of trabecular bone. What is the composition of bone? - ANSWERSBone matrix is 90% collagen and 10% other proteins. Bone mineral is a combination of calcium and phosphorus. Cortical (c...

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BMD FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2025/2026 Catabolic breakdown of larger lipids to smaller lipid molecules by lipase is an... - ANSWERSChemical digestion nutrient movement from GI tract to blood or lymphatics - ANSWERSabsorption rhythmic, muscle contractions mixes food with digestive juices, increases absorption - ANSWERSSegmentation includes chewing mixing, churning segmentation (phsycical) - ANSWERSMechanical chewing Place the following small intestine regions in correct ord...

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BMD Review Exam Questions & Answers 2025/2026 According to the WHO criteria, for the diagnosis of osteoporosis, based on the measurement of bone density is _____ - ANSWERS2.5 SDs or more below the young adult peak bone density Name the current gold standard technique for measuring bone density? - ANSWERSDXA Cancellous bone is also known as what? - ANSWERSTrabecular bone What is the anatomical landmark on the proximal femur that indicates the best visual indication of the degree of ...

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BMD Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2025/2026 describe the main advantage of using electron microscopy over light microscopy - ANSWERSthe electron microscope uses a beam of electrons to create an image of the specimen. it is capable of much higher magnifications and has a greater solving power than a light microscope, allowing it to see much smaller objects in finer detail light microscope -magnification and resolution limits - ANSWERSused for viewing eukaryotic cells and bacteria -1000x ...

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What are the two major molecules that contribute to metabolism? - Lipids and carbohydrates What molecule does lipids and carbohydrates become in the initial stage of metabolism? - Acetyl CoA How is ATP associated with energetically unfavorable reactions? - Lysis of ATP is usually used to generate the energy necessary to push reactions forward that are unfavorable or endergonic in nature. What is the alternate name for carbohydrates? - Saccharide, a name for their typical sweet taste ...

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Which bonds are important in biology? - Permanent bonds-covalent for backbones Transient bonds-hydrogen for structural changes What is the difference between covalent and non-covalent interactions? - Covalent bonds share electrons while noncovalent bonds don't share of electrons What are hydrophobic interactions? - Association or interactions of nonpolar molecules or components of molecules in aqueous solution -main driving force of -protein folding -protein protein interactions ...

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