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GPA (gentle persuasive approach) exam questions & answers Overall goal of GPA - ANSWERSusing a person-centered, compassionate and gentle persuasive approach, respond respectfully with confidence and skill to behaviors associated with dementia Malignant Interactions - ANSWERSInfantilize Outpace Impose Label Ignore Personhood-Promoting Interactions - ANSWERSvalidate collaborate facilitate play and celebrate relax Chemical Restraints - ANSWERSMedications used to control beha...

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BCHM 4611 Exam 2 Questions & Answers What determines whether a reaction is spontaneous or not? - ANSWERSThe sign of the change in free energy (ΔG) of the reaction What determines the rate of the reaction? - ANSWERSThe magnitude of the activation energy (ΔG‡) The reaction coordinate for covalent catalysis has... - ANSWERSTwo peaks, with a trough in between them where the stable intermediate is formed In the chymotrypsin reaction, how is the tetrahedral intermediate stabilized? -...

BCHM 102 Exam 1 Questions & Answers Amino acids with non-polar side: a. Do not bind or release proteins b. Participate in hydrogen bonds c. Participate in ionic bonds d. Do not promote hydrophobic interactions e. Tend to cluster on the surface of proteins - ANSWERSa. Do not bind or release proteins The free energy (ΔG) of a chemical reaction: a. is not related mathematically to enthalpy (ΔH) and entropy (ΔS) b. does not depend on the concentration of reactants and prod...

BCHM 307 Exam 1 Purdue Questions & Answers Name the four types of small biological molecules. Which three are capable of forming polymeric structures? What are the names of the polymeric structures that are formed? - ANSWERS4 types of biological molecules: amino acids, nucleotides, monosaccharides, lipids 3 capable of forming polymeric strucures: amino acids, monosccharides, and nucleotides Names of polymeric structures formed: proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids A healthy diet must...

BCHM 2024 Exam 1 Nucleic Acids Questions & Answers What three elements make up 98% of the atoms in an organism? - ANSWERShydrogen, oxygen, and carbon What biomolecule associated with the plasma membrane makes it selectively permeable? - ANSWERSproteins The central dogma illustrates the relationships between which 2 biomolecules? - ANSWERSnucleic acids and proteins Are hydrogen bonds unique to water? (Y/N) - ANSWERSNo (oxygen and nitrogen are the most common electronegative atoms th...

BCHM 218 Final Exam Review Questions & Answers Transcription vs. DNA Replication - ANSWERSSimilarities - both use template strand - initiation, elongation, termination - 5' --> 3' Differences - transcription uses rNTP's, replication uses dNTP's - replication requires primers - transcriptive = selective (not all DNA transcribed at same time) - transcription uses 1 template strand, replication uses 2 Coding Strand - ANSWERS5' --> 3' Template Strand - A...

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BCHM 462 Exam 1 Questions & Answers Glycolysis - ANSWERSnet gain of 2 ATP 1. Glucose --> Glucose-6-P - ANSWERShexokinase ATP used 2. Glucose-6-P -> fructose-6-P - ANSWERSphosphoglucose isomerase 3. Fructose-6-P -> fructose-1,6-bisphosphate - ANSWERS(PFK-1) phosphofructokinase ATP used rate determining step 4. fructose-1,6-bisphosphate -> GAP/DHAP - ANSWERSaldolase 5. DHAP -> GAP - ANSWERS(TIM) triose phosphate isomerase 6. GAP -> 1,3-bisphosphoglycerat...

BCHM 4611 Final Exam Questions & Answers Prokaryotes - ANSWERS2 domains: archaea and bacteria, exclusively single cell organisms, no nucleus Benefits of being prokaryotic - ANSWERSMore adaptable to changing environments, species have evolved to colonize extreme environments due to their simplicity and rapid cell division Eukaryotes - ANSWERSMulticellular and unicellular organisms, more complex cellular organization with membrane-enclosed organelles that have specialized functions, DNA...

BCHM 4611 Exam 3 Questions & Answers How are ABO blood types produced in the cell? - ANSWERSPresence of a small O-linked oligosaccharide on the cell surface; a glycosyl transferase enzyme adds the final sugar residue to the oligosaccharide; mutations in the enzyme active site cause different residues to be added in A or B type individuals; O type individuals lack a functional version of this enzyme, so no sugar is added How is blood type compatibility determined? - ANSWERSBy the antigens...

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BCHM 218 final exam questions & answers what two amino acids are histones rich in? - ANSWERSlysine and arginine Central dogma - ANSWERSDNA--> Transcrption--> RNA--> translation --> Protein what are the roles of the 2 DN strands in relation to transcription? - ANSWERSTemplate makes RNA and the coding strand in original DNA is the same as the RNA but with T-->U which way does RNA pol transcribe? - ANSWERS5'--> 3' where is the transcriptional start site loca...

GTPAL OB Test Questions & Answers pregnant for the first time - ANSWERSprimigravida OR primip Woman who has delivered atleast 1 pregnancy of at least 20 weeks - ANSWERSPrimipara A woman who has been pregnant more than once - ANSWERSmultigravida or multip Has delivered 2 or more pregnancies of at least 20 weeks - ANSWERSMultipara A woman who has never been pregnant - ANSWERSnullipara EDC/EDD - ANSWERSestimated date of confinement/ estimated date of delivery AROM - ANSWERSar...

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